I'm sure the journal's editors would deny this outrageous allegation. ;-)

I always felt that the key to harmonious development is first, to acknowledge this fact (by both genders), and second, to agree that because of that, we as a society need to implement some countermeasures to somehow reduce this biological inequality. This already happened in several countries, to a degree. However, there is a counter-trend saying we're totally same and all differences are due to social conditioning - and this creates all sorts of new problems.

This is the only valid observation here.

Yeah, but we live in society and society doesn't operate on "whatever nature says"...