Your thoughts are not scientific as well.
Science supports your position that it is hard work that helps develop skill.
Science also supports the contention that some women are predisposed to become athletes.
Scientist are involved in the study which is at the crux of this thread.
From my earlier post:
"...Scientists believe that the link is caused by different levels of the hormones testosterone and estrogen in the womb -- and the effect they have on both brain development and finger length. This is nothing new, since scientists have known for many years that elevated levels of testosterone -- or other hormones closely resembling testosterone -- can cause the brains of both males and females to be more "masculine."
It has long been known that boys tend to do better on math tests while girls do better at writing, reading and verbal tests.
"Testosterone has been argued to promote development of the areas of the brain which are often associated with spatial and mathematical skills," said Dr Mark Brosnan, Head of the Department of Psychology at the University of Bath, who led the study...."
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THE EFFECTS OF GENDER AND ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE ON SPATIAL ABILITY TEST SCORES
SARA B. HAYDEL
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY
"...spatial ability is a combination of biological factors such as gender, and socio-cultural factors that influence the development of spatial ability in both males and females. Spatial experience gained from activities and/or training may be a result of women with higher male hormone levels actively seeking out and exploring areas that are generally considered male sex typed.... "
Pool anyone?
Just saying.:smile:
