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Good afternoon and welcome to another edition of the Suzanne Vanker Show, where we tell truths the culture won't.

To hear the elites in our universities and in the media talk about men and women today,

you'd think the sexes are interchangeable.

In the 21st centuries, equality has come to mean sameness, but nothing could be further from the truth.

As human beings, we've inherited certain predispositions from our evolutionary past.

Anyone who argues that we're born with no predispositions whatsoever,

and that men and women would act exactly the same if society didn't teach them to act differently,

is ignoring a mountain of evidence from the major scientific disciplines.

The idea that sex differences are socially constructed may be the politically correct view,

but it is based on ideology and wishful thinking rather than on empirical evidence.

Biological and cultural studies show very clearly that biology

matters. My guest today is John Townsend, an expert on the evolutionary roots of sex differences.

John is a professor of anthropology at Syracuse University and has authored countless articles,

as well as the book,

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