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Only Three Times As Much? I know you'll be shocked to learn this, but women talk more than men. I also found this an interesting statistic: ...what the male brain may lack in converstation and emotion, they more than make up with in their ability to think about sex. My, how politically incorrect. Posted by Rand Simberg at November 28, 2006 07:46 AMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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Do not! Posted by Jane Bernstein at November 28, 2006 08:24 AMNeither do....hmmm, I wonder No! Really, I don't....sigh
The thought is usually followed by a comment about headaches.... ;-) Posted by CJ at November 28, 2006 09:24 AMAccording to this Guardian story Brizendine has retracted the claim, responding to criticism by linguist Mark Liberman that there's simply no study that has ever reported this or anything like this. As far as he can tell, it was simply made up in some self-help book and has become a sort of linguistic myth, like the numerous Eskimo words for snow. Posted by Joshua Macy at November 28, 2006 10:00 AMI see Joshua beat me to it; I was going to ask if the good Doctor could show us these studies, which are oft-referenced and never yet seen. (And, hell, he's not good with metaphors, either. Is a small private airstrip really only half the size of an international airport? Like hell. Speaking of which, I think he must know the wrong sort of women. Or maybe I do. Or maybe they're, more accurately, the right sort.) Posted by Sigivald at November 28, 2006 10:03 AMSigivald--it could be the case. There's an international airport in upstate South Carolina that consists of a single, 8000' runway and two concourses with a total of 7 gates. :) Posted by Rick C at November 28, 2006 10:54 AMMmmm... Rick, I assume you are referring to GSP, as it's the largest upstate SC airport. But it has an 11000 ft runway and 11 gates, as of about 1999 I think. Not that it's really important........ :) Posted by Cecil Trotter at November 28, 2006 11:04 AMI think Fairbanks International Airport has the smallest commercial passenger terminal in the U.S. I remember five domestic gates on the upper, jetway-equipped level -- although the gate through which I arrived for the first time at that airport was at ramp level for some reason, which I thought was supposed to be for international flights. Maybe the five upper domestic gates were in use that afternoon. Posted by McGehee at November 28, 2006 12:58 PMAs for runway length at FAI, GSP is almost certainly shorter. Boeing tested the 777 for cold weather operations at FAI, and cargo 747s stopped over to refuel on a regular basis. And I seem to recall plans for making the runway longer... Posted by McGehee at November 28, 2006 01:01 PMI think Fairbanks International Airport has the smallest commercial passenger terminal in the U.S. ...at an international airport. I'll move along now. Posted by McGehee at November 28, 2006 01:02 PMSo this is pseudo-science, no proof, nothing to it? Only if your deaf and blind. Put 3 guys in a car, room, cubicle etc, and they'll go long periods of time without talking. My wife goes off with female friends 2 or 3 times a year, sometimes for a weekend. She says she's glad to get home, because they inhale in the morning and talk all day after that. I've had as many as 35 women work for me at one time, same deal, non-stop chatter. Just my personal observations. Posted by Steve at November 28, 2006 01:39 PMthe subject tends to cross women's minds just once a day, That one time is probably right before she goes shopping. Posted by Wickedpinto at November 28, 2006 02:15 PMWhere on earth does this figure come from? I quite definitely do *not* think about sex every 52 minutes let alone every 52 seconds while sitting working. Walking down the main street of Wellington at lunch hour, on the other hand... Immediate reactions:
Jay MCI gets all the traffic I care to deal with right now. With the comming new generation of small lighter commercial aircraft...I....sorry I was thinking about something else there for a second...I think it will become more attractive as a hub. jjs Posted by jjs at November 29, 2006 11:16 AMViva La Difference! I'll be willing to wager that most women think about sex more then 1 times a day. Posted by Josh Reiter at December 3, 2006 07:28 PMPost a comment |