Hey podcast listeners, the episode you're about to hear is a re-broadcast.

One of our favorite and most popular episodes called Women Are Not Men.

Now usually, when we put out a rerun, we make up some story about how it's particularly

relevant to something going on in the world right now, but this week, honestly, I'm on

spring break with my kids who are eating crepes, touring a beer factory, watching some

soccer, we'll be back next week with a new show on Bitcoin, The Good, The Bad, and The

Ugly.

Talk to you then.

More than half of all college students in the US, about 57% are female.

As of January 2013, women were no longer bored from combat positions in the United States

military.

The male female income gap is tightening.

Women hold about 20% of the seats in both the US Senate and the House of Representatives,

the highest proportion ever.

Three of the last five secretaries of state were women.

One of them, Condoleezza Rice, recently became one of the first female members of Augusta

National Golf Club, one of the oldest and goodest good old boy clubs in America.

Many of the sexes has long been a goal and in many ways, that goal is being met.

But as you'll hear on this program, the variance between men and women on some dimensions

is still large.

In other words, women are not men.

In some ways, obvious and in other ways, less so, patents, for instance.

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