Some interesting things brought up in this question. Clearly an attempt at countering the avalanche of anti male polls on this site. Let's look at the points one by one.........

(1): Biologically, a male AND a female are conceived, are born, grow up, grow old and die. - - - - This is true, of course it is also true that way more males are born with genetic defects and way more males die in the womb. Also male life expectancy is shorter than women's in most parts of the world.

(2): Biologically, the average man's ability to father a child extends two to three decades beyond the average woman's ability to bear a child.- - - - Certainly true, but the male role in procreation is relatively trivial. The production and ejaculation of sperm is hardly comparable to the enormous biological effort involved in giving birth. Males cannot carry out a function anywhere near equivalent to giving birth, so this is an irrelevant point.

(3): Biologically, the male (not the female) determines the sex of a child.- - - - Actually, if do some research, you will find that it is actually the ovum which actively determines which sperm gets to fertilize it. So while the male role in determining the sex of a child is due to the production of two types of sperm (x or y), the ovum is not passive. So you the female has at least as much to do with determining the child's sex by means of its own selection process.

(4): Biologically, the average man is taller than the average woman. - - - - Yes? And? When did height become the criterion for superiority? Women, though smaller than men have stronger muscles pound for pound, have greater dexterity, coordination, balance and endurance than males.

Considering the aforementioned facts I judge that Women are superior.

wmnpwrOct 19 2008 1:12pm