According to a new study by researchers at the City University of New York, there’s a physiological difference in the way the sexes see things. Men have an abundance of male hormone receptors and 25 percent more neurons in their visual cortex, meaning they find it easier to process rapidly changing images (swatting flies, catching glimpses of fast-moving cleavage).
Women, meanwhile, excelled at distinguishing between shades of color (spending hours dressing, choosing drapes). While the researchers weren’t able to suggest an evolutionary imperative for the difference, it does seem clear that men and women are fated to see things different...how true is this ooooooo
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