The Female Brain (2017)

What is the reason why women swiped the wrong Mr. and left Mr. Right? This is the real science behind our (and often disappointing) romantic impulse. Writers and directors Whitney Cummings (breaking a 2 year old girl) Star studied severe neuroscientist Julia, three couples female brain biochemistry: newlyweds couple Cecily Strong and Greg (break Griffin), their Careers are struggling to enter their relationships; Lisa (Sofia Vergara) and Steven (Deon Kohl), they are trying to enhance their problematic marriage Change boyfriend James Marsden . At the same time, when a handsome new theme (Toby Kebbell) joined her, the direct mosaic of Julia's own synapse began shooting.

Julia Serrano argues that some scientific research shows that classic women may have more female typical brains. This does not mean that there is some form of mismatch or that women are transgender. This is the magic of the sex of the brain. There is no reason to change the biological language we use to represent human gender. The problem is that, apart from simple knowledge, the fact that their physical gender is male or female, and that there is natural and internal self-consciousness is most clear to everyone, Do not do that. Important objections are philosophical: given the fact that you feel consciously like a man or a woman, considering that the internal state of others can not be accessed except the heart, Do you know how to express your feelings? In addition, all known human senses are developed for obvious evolutionary reasons, and are not unique to our species.

Regarding the development of the brain, we know that neonatal gonadotropin levels can cause subtle differences in brain structure associated with sex. A breakthrough study of more than 5,000 male and female research participants in the UK earlier this year found that, on average, men have more brain capacity in subcortical areas ( On the average, women tend to have a thicker cortex (a part of the brain that makes us more human, or at least to a primate more unique). However, the authors point out that it is difficult to classify randomly selected brain scans as female or male, as the thickness and quantity of men and women are very diverse. Also, we can not make a clear conclusion about the meaning of these differences.