Forced-choice poll : comments.
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Interestingly if you'd made it about, say, maths ability (or indeed anything which might involve a value judgment) I'd find an equivalent statement much more problematic.
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The very strongest men appear to be stronger than the very strongest women (comparing people who compete at weight lifting), but it's not clear to me how strong the "average" man and the "average" woman would be; especially if they both undertook the same amount of strength training activities.
If I were running a weight-lifting competition I would probably assume the men would lift larger weights than the women. If I wanted someone to help me lift a box I'd probably assume that my female friends are just as capable of doing so as my male friends.