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From: jatin aggarwal <[email protected]>
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Date: Mon, 18 Oct 2010 18:46:39 
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Subject: [Desi Masala] does women better than men?

















 
Jatin wrote :-
 
10 Things Women Do Better Than Men
 

 
1. We evolve hotter.

A recent study revealed that women are getting better looking through 
evolution; meanwhile, men are staying the same. After following more than 2,000 
people through four decades of life, the study showed that attractive women had 
16 percent more children than average-looking chicks and that beautiful people 
are 36 percent more likely to have a daughter as their firstborn. All those 
gorgeous daughters mean more beautiful women than in past generations.

While surfing through the web for my today's post I saw this article on 
COSMOPOLITAN, found it interesting, so decided to share with you.Tons of recent 
studies proving that women have some amazing abilities that men lack. We have 
listed ten of our favorites.
 
 

 
2. We survive car accidents more often.

This is sad but true: Men are 77 percent more likely to die in a car accident 
than women, according to a study done by Carnegie Mellon University. Our 
boyfriends should be thanking us when we nag them to "Wear your seatbelt!"
 
 

 
3. We're better at seeking comfort.

A Mind survey of 2,000 people revealed that women are far more likely than men 
to talk through their problems. Fifty-three percent of women talk to their 
friends about what's stressing them out, as opposed to 29 percent of men.
 
 

 
4. We're more recession-proof.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 80 percent of those who have lost 
their jobs since December 2007 have been men. Ouch. This could be because 
male-dominated fields have been hit the hardest, like manufacturing and 
finance. That really sucks…but hey, maybe it's time more men became nurses and 
educators.
 
 

 
5. We graduate college more often.

We already know that female enrollment is higher than male, but the Department 
of Education's statistics reveal that men are also less likely than women to 
graduate and get their bachelor's degrees. Men are also more likely to take 
longer than five years to complete their degree.
 
 

 
6. We eat healthier.

A survey of more than 14,000 people, conducted by the University of Minnesota, 
showed that women choose far healthier foods than men. While men are more 
likely to chow down on frozen pizza and red meat, women are piling fruits and 
veggies onto their plates. It all sounds pretty obvious, but we get so much 
grief for our chocolate addictions that we just had to point this one out!
 
 

 
7. We have stronger immune systems.

No wonder men act like such babies when they have a sniffle — women really do 
have stronger immune systems than men! If there are little battles going on in 
our bodies, women have a secret weapon: estrogen. A study done by McGill 
University indicated that estrogen gives women an edge when it comes to 
fighting off infections. That's because estrogen confronts a certain enzyme 
that often hinders the body's first line of defense against bacteria and 
viruses.
 
 

 
8. We live longer.

Among the world's population of those who are over 100 years old, 85 percent 
are women, according to the New England Centenarian Study. In general, women 
continue to live five to 10 years longer than men as well.
 
 

 
9. We're better managers, especially in this economy.

This one is a little controversial, but a slew of experts are confident that 
women make greater bosses because they are better listeners, mentors, problem 
solvers, and multitaskers than their male counterparts. In a recent Daily News 
article, management expert Jay Forte said, "It's a very service-oriented 
economy [right now], so you need employees to be motivated. Women are better 
connectors than men and more astute about knowing how to activate passion in 
their employees."
 
 

 
10. We invest better.

A study of 100,000 portfolios showed that women's investment returns outperform 
men's, 18 percent to 11 percent. This could be because women are typically more 
cautious with their investment decisions and think longer term.
 


 
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