Bringing it back to math, does any one have any comments on the studies that I posted earlier (one I linked to again just above)? I think they are directly relevant to the current argument, have good methodology and large sample sizes, and seem to show that differences in mathematical "ability" between genders are strongly, if not completely dominated by culture. Isn't that what the original post was about?

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