@1-2 you both keep voting and advocating for king county leftist this is what you get

"The central cause of the "problem", however, does not appear to be within groups of employees doing the same work. Our city strives to compensate similarly situated employees—those in the same job class with similar experience and qualifications—equally regardless of their gender...."



There is no problem, fuckwit.



Males and Females are paid the same for the same work and experience.



In Seattle and everywhere else.



The "problem" is not a problem, it is a fact of biology.



Sit down, girls; prepare to have your world rocked.....

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Males and females are; intrinsically, innately, biologically, emotionally, genetically different.



They have different strengths, needs.



That is reflected in the "Family". Moms and Dads are different. Parenting is not just throwing two adults into a household.



It is reflected in the workplace. Males and Females will gravitate to different occupations, will have differing skill levels at different occupations. Left to their own devices Males and Females will not work in the same occupations at the same levels.



Decreeing that the sum income of all women must equal the sum income of all men is an artificial, and idiotic, construct.



Which means the HomoLiberal Left will rush headlong into it until the economy is ground into a dysfunctional disaster.

now Junior, if we spoon feed you you will never get any smarter.



here is a chance to use that expensive degree:



List three occupations men are innately more suited for and three women are. Discuss why.

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we never said anything about physicians.



you picked one very obvious physical trait related category of occupations per gender; a six year old could have done that.

have you already forgotten everything they tried to teach you about evolutionary biology?

list three occupations per gender that each is innately better suited by temperament and disposition to perform.

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So, if we get a degree in bioscience from one of the finest universities in the world do you think we might score a job in the stockroom with you?



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We admit, that is an impressive pile obfuscating bullshit. We dearly hope you cut and pasted that drivel and didn't waste your time making it up.



We don't know if you are just trolling or really are ignorant of the fact that men and women are intrinsically fundamentally different. (you should try spending some time with normal girls. Even if you have to pay them for their time....)



Here is a brief survey article to get you pointed in the right direction.



from WebMD.....



How Male and Female Brains Differ

Researchers reveal sex differences in the brain's form and function.



Research highlights a long-held suspicion about the brains of males and females. They're not the same. So how does the brain of a female look and function differently from a male's brain, and what accounts for these differences?



Disparities Start Early in Life

Scientists now know that sex hormones begin to exert their influence during development of the fetus. A recent study by Israeli researchers that examined male and female brains found distinct differences in the developing fetus at just 26 weeks of pregnancy. The disparities could be seen when using an ultrasound scanner. The corpus callosum -- the bridge of nerve tissue that connects the right and left sides of the brain -- had a thicker measurement in female fetuses than in male fetuses.



Observations of adult brains show that this area may remain stronger in females. "Females seem to have language functioning in both sides of the brain," says Martha Bridge Denckla, PhD, a research scientist at Kennedy Krieger Institute.



Consider these recent findings. Researchers, using brain imaging technology that captures blood flow to "working" parts of the brain, analyzed how men and women process language. All subjects listened to a novel. When males listened, only the left hemisphere of their brains was activated. The brains of female subjects, however, showed activity on both the left and right hemispheres.



This activity across both hemispheres of the brain may result in the strong language skills typically displayed by females. "If there's more area dedicated to a set of skills, it follows that the skills will be more refined," says David Geary, PhD, professor of psychological sciences at the University of Missouri.



As a whole, girls outperform boys in the use of language and fine motor skills until puberty, notes Denckla. Boys also fall prey to learning disabilities more frequently than girls. "Clinics see a preponderance of boys with dyslexia," Denckla tells WebMD. ADHD also strikes more boys than girls. The symptoms displayed by girls and boys with ADHD differ, too. Girls with ADHD usually exhibit inattention, while affected boys are prone to lack of impulse control. But not all differences favor girls.



Boys generally demonstrate superiority over female peers in areas of the brain involved in math and geometry. These areas of the brain mature about four years earlier in boys than in girls, according to a recent study that measured brain development in more than 500 children. Researchers concluded that when it comes to math, the brain of a 12-year-old girl resembles that of an 8-year-old boy. Conversely, the same researchers found that areas of the brain involved in language and fine motor skills (such as handwriting) mature about six years earlier in girls than in boys.



So, do these sex differences even out over time?



Females and males maintain unique brain characteristics throughout life. Male brains, for instance, are about 10% larger than female brains. But bigger doesn't necessarily mean smarter.



Disparities in how certain brain substances are distributed may be more revealing. Notably, male brains contain about 6.5 times more gray matter -- sometimes called 'thinking matter" -- than women. Female brains have more than 9.5 times as much white matter, the stuff that connects various parts of the brain, than male brains. That's not all. "The frontal area of the cortex and the temporal area of the cortex are more precisely organized in women, and are bigger in volume," Geary tells WebMD. This difference in form may explain a lasting functional advantage that females seem to have over males: dominant language skills.



How Males and Females Use Mental Skills

Geary suggests that women use language skills to their advantage. "Females use language more when they compete. They gossip, manipulate information," he says. Geary suggests that this behavior, referred to as relational aggression, may have given females a survival advantage long ago. "If the ability to use language to organize relationships was of benefit during evolutionary history, and used more frequently by women, we would expect language differences to become exaggerated," he tells WebMD. Women also use language to build relationships, theorizes Geary. "Women pause more, allow the other friend to speak more, offer facilitative gestures," he says.



When it comes to performing activities that require spatial skills, like navigating directions, men generally do better. "Women use the cerebral cortex for solving problems that require navigational skills. Men use an entirely different area, mainly the left hippocampus -- a nucleus deep inside the brain that's not activated in the women's brains during navigational tasks," Geary tells WebMD. The hippocampus, he explains, automatically codes where you are in space. As a result, Geary says: "Women are more likely to rely on landmark cues: they might suggest you turn at the 7-11 and make a right at the church, whereas men are more likely to navigate via depth reckoning -- go east, then west, etc."

While the brain allows us to think, it also drives our emotions. It may not come as a surprise, then, that the ability to identify and control emotions varies between sexes.



"Women are faster and more accurate at identifying emotions," says Ruben Gur, PhD, a neurologist at the University of Pennsylvania. Studies have shown women to be more adept than men at encoding facial differences and determining changing vocal intonations.



Women, as a whole, may also be better than men at controlling their emotions. Gur and colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania recently discovered that sections of the brain used to control aggression and anger responses are larger in women than in men.



Researchers believe brain variations between sexes are for the best. "Most of these differences are complementary. They increase the chances of males and females joining together. It helps the whole species," Gur says

Wiki has a whole series of articles on "Sex differences in humans"

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what is the obsession with female doctors?



the doctor at the clinic should not have mocked you tiny wee wee but you have to move past what she said....

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you didn't read the nice article from WebMD, did you.



Liberals are trying to use cultural pressure to force males and females to behave the same. That flies in the face of what women and men innately are, and will fail.

Males make shitty women. feminizing males, making soccer moms out of them, is bad for them, their wives (who soon lose sexual attraction to them), is bad for their kids.

Females make shitty men. It doesn't make them happy and it does not benefit society.



Your ability to ignore the science and plunge along where your prejudices carry you is impressive, however.



Free your mind.