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I mean by looking at the information you provided like differences in body fat percentage, I am not convinced this is absolute differences.

As in the same spectrum differences could mean more than one thing?

I think one of the major differences is in how the content is generated.

The physical differences between the genders is very large.

There are also key differences in how you measure strength and how that matters in a fight.

With the best will in the world there are very real differences between the sexes that can't be glossed over.

Going mainstream implies major changes, which are not technological, but still exclude many players because big corporate players bring immense business differences.

The psychological implications of the doctrinal differences are far beyond my ability to untangle).

I'd be interested in an game-theory, microeconomic treatment of decision making differences between people in different economic situations.

A simply comparison of the tech startup ecosystem alone shows there are huge differences that need to be evaluated and accounted for.

I am sure there are differences, and many factors beyond the time spent at work that affect product decisions.

My linalg is self-taught, and I'd never seen / thought about the differences between the row picture and column picture.

Interested to see changes around how quickly the "regulatory and logistical differences" can be overcome specifically in the biotech industry.

I'm left wondering if this idea of going "from the camera to the light sources" is applied in any particular radiosity implementation, and which are it's differences in respecto to the basic form of the algorithm (that would be "from the light sources to the camera").