WOMEN ARE MORE OFTEN RIGHT

Let me just be honest: I like being right. There, now you know that. And not in a see-I-told-you-so way, but in a thank-god-something-sticks-in-the-brain kind of way. My memory consists of a hundred thousand trivial details, so it’s sometimes nice when something substantial sticks. You know, something that gets you those nods of approval at a drink. I need those nods as credits, because by drink six, such a head turns into a gracious shake (in the case of my sixth wine and a first alcoholic beverage of the conversation partner, that is).

In examining the man as an egoist, just read what came out of it, I stumbled upon the equality issue. And I’m not talking about income equality, voting rights, or equal tasks in the household between man and woman. But just about I am right and you are not. The current phenomenon of googling to get your way is, by the way, particularly annoying. I prefer to engage in a nice old-school debate, with arguments. Yes, those still exist.

Here are some facts you can use to back up at parties. Yes, the brain volume of men is eight to ten percent larger than that of women, but the brains of men are less active, say researchers from Harvard University. The frontal lobe in women, which solves problems and makes decisions, is more developed. But in men, the parietal cortex is larger, which improves spatial awareness. A small tip: I wouldn’t engage in that discussion about whether the car fits in that parking space or not (unless you drive this car). Being right also has everything to do with carefully choosing your subjects. Scans also show that the brains of women are never completely at rest, while those of men certainly are. So not only have a nose for the subjects, but choose your timing with care.

But our real advantage comes now. Rapapapammmm: the upper room of us women declines less quickly than that of men. This is all due to the good old hippocampus, and that’s why we remember things better. And when your memory works better, your brain is in optimal shape, and it actually just deserves a ribbon up there, then you are right more often. They call that cause and effect. By the time you hit seventy-five, this will decrease, so take advantage of it while you can.

Oh, researchers from Princeton also claim that you create new brain cells by having sex. So if you feel like it’s all getting a bit less, there seems to be a solution. And with these sex apps you won’t even get out of the bedroom.

Source: AD Lifestyle