The conclusion complains that women have to be more wary of their surroundings. Last I checked men are more at risk of being assaulted though (it’s been a while, I admit). Could the differences be more gender related than risk related? As in men, in general, underestimate risk (which is why men tend to do stupid things that get them killed) while women overestimate it?
Women feel more scared regardless of risk so I don’t really care. Basing our worldview on how women feel about things is insane. I’ll stick with an evidence based one
The conclusion complains that women have to be more wary of their surroundings. Last I checked men are more at risk of being assaulted though (it’s been a while, I admit). Could the differences be more gender related than risk related? As in men, in general, underestimate risk (which is why men tend to do stupid things that get them killed) while women overestimate it?
Edit: Wary, not weary
weary = tired.
wary is what you meant.
Thanks
Maybe men are just getting assaulted more because they’re bad at detecting it like mentioned though? Occams razor and all that.
This is a legitimate question
Women feel more scared regardless of risk so I don’t really care. Basing our worldview on how women feel about things is insane. I’ll stick with an evidence based one