A fascinating new working paper finds that men are far more likely than women to back up their arguments with appeals to a higher authority: themselves.
King and her colleagues found a huge difference in self-citation patterns between men and women. "Over the years between 1779-2011, men cite their own papers 56% more than women do," they found. And in recent decades, men have stepped up their self-citation game relative to women: "In the last two decades of our data, men self-cite 70 percent more than women."
You're full of it.
(See above for proof.)
:mrgreen:
I know, I'm sure as hell never wrong on anything.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...orite-experts-on-any-given-subject/?tid=sm_tw
:lamo
This study helps validate the notion that men don't like to look at maps when they get lost. lol
We invented GPS so that we can avoid asking for directions.
We invented GPS so that we can avoid asking for directions.
I know, I'm sure as hell never wrong on anything.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...orite-experts-on-any-given-subject/?tid=sm_tw
:lamo
I know, I'm sure as hell never wrong on anything.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...orite-experts-on-any-given-subject/?tid=sm_tw
:lamo
Did you ask you wife first?
Problem:
The GPS's voice is a woman. D:
Problem:
The GPS's voice is a woman. D:
That's why there's a "mute" button.
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