Women who have a male twin are less likely to graduate from high school than those born with a female twin, according to a study. Scientists studied all 13,717 twins born in Norway between 1967 and 1978 to understand whether being a woman born with a twin brother affected the ability to hit traditional markers of success in adulthood.
The data revealed that females with a male twin were less likely to graduate from high school or college, by 15.2 percent and 3.9 percent, respectively. They also had lower fertility rates and earnings . These women were also less likely to get married, by 11.7 percent. A similar trend was found in women whose sibling had died, suggesting the difference wasn't socialized.
"We are not showing that exposed females are necessarily more 'male-like,' but our findings are consistent with the idea that passive exposure to prenatal testosterone changes women's education, labor market and fertility outcomes," he said.
lol....who wasted money with that study.....plz dont say taxpayers or I'm gonna go slam my head against a wall
White male privilege