5 Things Women Can Do That Men Can’t!

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5 Things Women Can Do That Men Can’t! Description: Men and women come in different sizes, races, complexions and ability but they are able to complement each other in spite of their many contradictions. For women, their uniqueness lies in their rare ability to understand emotional expressions, juggle multiple tasks at will among other things. Today, we will dive into 5 Things Women Can Do That Men Can’t and set women apart from men and elevate them to goddesses in their own right. So lets begin! 1. Evolution Is Making Women Hotter From Ancient Egyptian ruler Cleopatra to reality TV personality Kim Kardashian, women just seem to be growing more and more beautiful with time – and scientists predict an even greater surge in numbers of women based on evolution. Research reveals that attractive women are 16% more likely to have more children as compared to their less attractive counterparts. A 2006 study found that good-looking parents were more likely to have daughters, and it is argued that this is an evolutionary tactic - programmed into our DNA – that is meant to help each sex survive. Women inheriting physical attractiveness over generations means that on average, women will be more attractive than men. 2. Women Are Scientifically Better At Multitasking In case you’ve been wondering about women’s natural capacity to handle multiple tasks at a go, science have got you covered. Scientists ran tests on the brains of 949 men and women to map the interconnections between different parts of the brain. The results showed that women have a much stronger connection between the left and right sides of their brains, while men have stronger connections between the front and the back of the brain. What does that say about women and multitasking? These different interconnections make women better at multitasking and men better at single, more complex tasks. 3. Women Have A Better Sense Of Smell Scientists have been trying to solve the puzzle of women overshadowing their male counterparts in smell-related testing. Research conducted in Brazil examining brains from seven men and 11 women who are recently deceased revealed that on average, women have 43 percent more cells than men in their olfactory bulbs in their brain. Olfactory bulbs are responsible for control of the sense of smell. Researchers also point to the fact that the increased sense of smell in women is naturally linked to experiences and emotions making this smell superiority cognitive rather than perceptual. During pregnancy, women are said to experience an increased sense of smell owing to their pregnancy hormones. 4. Women Can Have Multiple “Os” Most men are biologically incapable of continuous climaxing without an adequate rest period. According to scientific discovery, a chemical compound called oxytocin is released into the body which causes a five to thirty-minute recovery period in most young healthy males. Not so with women who can go on to experience consecutive climaxes without requiring a recovery period. Women’s body do not produce the oxytocin chemical and so their bodies can continue to perform at an optimum level and result in multiple “Os”. 5. Women Have A Better Understanding of Emotions According to a 2009 study commissioned by the University of Montreal, Olivier Collignon found that amongst 23 men and 23 women asked to identify emotions of actors using sometimes contradictory stimuli (i.e. a voice that showed fear but a facial expression marking disgust), women were quicker in their responses and better able to distinguish the emotions more accurately. The study also determined that the female participants responded more quickly when the actor was female. Therefore, women possess a higher aptitude for understanding expressions and emotions than men. Collignon also adds that other factors besides biology play a major role in the study, “These studies should not rule out the fact that culture and socialization do play a powerful role in determining gender differences in the processing of emotional expressions.” Background Music: Kevin MacLeod ~ On My Way : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diYafFSX2Og For copyright matters please contact us: OfficialAmerikano@hotmail.com _________________________________________________________________ Thank you so much for watching! Smash that like button for more, make sure you share the video with your friends and dont forget to subscribe! Make sure to follow me here: https://twitter.com/Top5sFinest