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 Originally Posted by wufwugy
typically, yes. but what we don't know is how and to what extent with regards to the trucks.
take mathematics for example. maybe boys are naturally better at math than girls, but also maybe if you take a bunch of 5 year old boys and never teach them math but then teach a bunch of 5 year old girls math you could find that the boys lost some innate tendency towards math and girls gained some, to the point that the group of girls are innately better at math than the group of boys
There was some guy that minted chess masters out of his kids, 2 boys and 1 girl I think. While the girl was the first female chess grandmaster, I think she peaked at like number 10 in the world.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/arti...ter-experiment
I read that the girl re-purposed the area of her brain that recognized faces to recognize board patterns and knew what moves to make following, though if she was presented with a novel arrangement, she was markedly slower at figuring out her following moves.
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