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The Unified Theory of Gender Differences

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Several former female Goldman Sachs employees have filed a lawsuit against Goldman.  The lawsuit and related commentary illustrate that one can believe there are gender differences, and that men are pretty revolting and spiritually empty.   In an essay at The Daily Beast, Nomi Prins states that she left Goldman because she was sick of the soulless pursuit of pay and profit.  Putting aside that making too much soulless money is a great problem to have, her point is typical of her gender.  Women, more than men, seek meaning instead of keeping score.   While knitting, a friend and I talked about some mutual-and-rich friends: "Man, if I had that guy's money, I'd buy a huge farm and get a bunch of dogs and books.  Why do these guys keep working?   What's the point?" Or consider Gerry Spence, a rich man who decries injustices daily...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on September 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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