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From: lonetto@phri.UUCP (Michael Lonetto)
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Subject: Re: Income Disparities Based On Sex(really left vs right brain)
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Date: Tue, 16-Jul-85 18:45:42 EDT
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> > The article is titled "What Einstein's brain teaches us", and along with

> > psychiatrist Arnold Scheibel, while teaching a course at UC Irvine
> > Extension, indicated that "studies of brain tissue continue to bear
> > out the notion that men and women do think fundamentally differently".
> > In more detail, "Male and female minds really are different.  Men
> > typically have more highly developed cells in the right half of the
> > brain controlling visual and spatial function, while such dominance
> > isn't marked in women.  'This isn't to say that either is better,'
> > Diamond says.  'By studying the brain, I've been able to understand
> > men better.'"


Anyone who takes a NEUROBIOLOGIST studying human beings seriously is not
familiar with the promising but still PRIMITIVE nature of neurtobiology
as applied to animals

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Michael Lonetto  Public Health Research Institute,
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(allegra!phri!lonetto)

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