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1. This is a hypothesis, not a theory or scientific law. There's no hard evidence proving it.

2. There's data in that article that actually points to females having higher rates then males, not to mention that rates can raise.

3. Even if this were true, that doesn't mean women mostly all think alike you half wit. I should from someone who was raised around a lot of women that they don't all act, believe, and do the same things. Most of my friends have been female in fact.
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