Blog! Graphs' review

http://www.grossnationalhappiness.com/

This graph shows us the percentage of frequency of feelings of forgiveness. We can see that the lower percentage corresponds to the people that never forgives and on the other hand we have that the 21% of the people forgives often, which is just a 4% more than the people that never forgives. In the middle of the graph we have the people that forgives sometimes, which percentage corresponds to the bigger one: 62%. So we can say as a resume that the people tends to be in the middle: the lower percentages are in the extremes.

This graph shows us the percentage of frequency of feelings of anger. We can see that the main percentage is in the middle: the 67% of the people says that they have feelings of anger just sometimes. Besides, we can see that the lower percentages are in the extremes options: often and never. The 27% of the people says that they never feel anger, while just a 6% of the people, which corresponds to the lower percentage, says that they often feel anger. In this graph occurs the same situation: the people tends to be in the middle and the lower percentages are in the extremes, and both graphs are about frequency of feelings.

Blog 2: News [Men and women? Both from Earth]

Link: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2009/aug/30/gender-equality-evolutionary-psychology-sex

Hello! Today I have to choose a new from http://www.guardian.co.uk, and tell you why I choose it.
Well, this new is about the Evolutionary Psychology, and how in some ways it can increase the stereotyped vision about the 'differences between men and women'. This type of psychology it's supposed to give the 'big answers', like Ditum says, specially answers that it have to do with sex. They do a effort in order to explain our behavior based on our genetic heritage.
I choose this new because I think it's a very interesting topic. In the chilean society, you can see, even today, that most of the people think that 'women and men' are differents.
It's obvious, of course, that we're differents (in the physically way, I mean), but if you ask some people, they might say you that the differents between men and women are... genetics!. That means that you can't change it. And people can take the Evolutionary Psychology as a proof of that and say to you: "But look, science says so". But they don't know that the stories evolutionary psychology tells are speculative.

Women are not less than men. Maybe, the most of us, are not stronger than men, but I don't think that I have less CI than someone because I'm a woman. I think we're the same in that aspect and in many others. Science shouldn't be taken in this way, reinforcing stereotypes and gender roles.