Comments by "" (@neutronalchemist3241) on "Are Men Stronger Than Women?A way to Degrade Female Identity?" video.

  1. That's offensive for all the females professional athletes that trained like mad, but whose records shows, on average, lower measures.
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  2. To me also it had been debunked. It's based on childbirth, where there's no comparison possible, and he talked about temperature, that's tolerance to illness, not to pain. When the pain level is comparable, like in kidney stones, women tend to use more painkillers than men, even if the environmental factor (men are educated to be "strong" and "don't whine") should be taken into account, so there's no conclusive evidence for a sex t be more tolerant to pain than another.
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  3. He talked about average, and that's the average. On average, for the same body weight, men are about 1/3 physically stronger than women and, since men are on average bigger and heavier, that difference is closer to 50% IRL. That's reflected on high level competitions, where men and women train the same. In weightlifting, the discipline that's closer to be of pure physical strenght, there are two categories 55kg and 81kg where the body weight limit is the same for men and women, so are directly comparable. The current world record for 55kg category, snatch, clean& jerk and total are: men 135kg, 166kg, 294kg; women 102kg, 129kg, 227kg. The current world record for 81kg category, snatch, clean& jerk and total are: men 175kg, 207kg, 378kg; women 127kg, 158kg, 283kg. So, when technique don't really count, men are around 33% stronger for the same body weight.
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  4. US Army deploys women as first line infantry. However fitness standards had to be lowered for female soldiers, and it had been demonstrated that all-male platoons perform better than mixed ones. The full gear is heavy for a woman, that slows down the entire platoon and, since female soldiers are closer to exhaustion, their accuracy suffers more.
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  5. In weightlifting, the discipline that's closer to be of pure physical strenght, there are two categories 55kg and 81kg where the weight limit is the same for men and women, so are directly comparable. The current world record for 55kg category, snatch, clean& jerk and total are: men 135kg, 166kg, 294kg; women 102kg, 129kg, 227kg. The current world record for 81kg category, snatch, clean& jerk and total are: men 175kg, 207kg, 378kg; women 127kg, 158kg, 283kg. So, when technique don't really count, men are around 1/3 stronger for the same body weight.
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