Professor Sergei Savelyev, "Women are toys in the hands of their hormonal levels."
What's the difference between male and female brain structure and thinking? How did the social structure of modern society emerge? How objective are medical statistics? How is science evolving? Professor Sergei Savelyev, head of the Laboratory of Nervous System Development at the Institute of Human Morphology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, answered these and other questions for Kommersant FM host Anatoly Kuzichev on the program "Another Conversation."
"Women shouldn't be forced to study mathematics—they're fundamentally incapable of it."
— Sergei Vyacheslavovich, we need to be extremely delicate in formulating all this now, of course, because the world is seriously scrutinizing such definitions and statements in terms of political correctness. Have you seen what's happening with the Oscars? As soon as an African American wasn't nominated, look at the scandal. The Academy is simply devastated. How is it that not a single member of the Academy dared to suggest that perhaps there simply weren't any worthy African Americans this year? It's not even considered a hypothesis. What I'm getting at is that the world has become incredibly tolerant, so we need to watch our words.
— No, as a result, an Oscar will definitely not be given to an African-American.
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