Biology of sex differences

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Not the raciest of reads, but the biology of sex differences is an important field - long live biology, physics, chemistry and rational thought!

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Hopefully these papers will receive proper peer review and scrutiny unlike the Grievance Studies papers.

And hopefully the science will be true by starting with hypotheses demonstrating falsifiability.

Well of course they'll be peer reviewed.

Manuscripts will undergo normal peer review as they are received.

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I get that they will be peer reviewed (I read the request) the operative word being 'properly'. My point is the hope the peer review for these papers would be in contrast with the Grievance Studies papers that ousted incredibly woke and poor peer reviews resulting in 7 out of 20 bogus papers being published (one of the papers won an award in commemoration of a journal's 25th anniversary).

I'm not being snarky, I genuinely am looking for good science to be revealed - regardless of the findings. I suspect that findings will reveal the seemingly inherent truth in sex differences and hope it will not be diluted via wokeness.

I'd like to know, and I'd like a general public awareness, of what physiological factors are A. specific to one sex, which are B. on a continuum, and which are C. essentially the same. So gamete production, susceptibility to heart disease, and, I don't know, gall bladder function, for the sake of argument. I'm clear on A. but not so much on B. and C.