A Cold War Fought by Women

What a hateful article. It twists mundane, reasonable daily interactions to make women seem downright evil.

Just one example:

Sex is coveted by men. Accordingly, women limit access as a way of maintaining advantage in the negotiation of this resource. Women who make sex too readily available compromise the power-holding position of the group, which is why many women are particularly intolerant of women who are, or seem to be, promiscuous.

What a ridiculous thing to say. Women limit access as a way of maintaining some power advantage? Really? There isn't a simpler, less sinister explanation for why a woman might decline sex with anyone and everyone who asks?

The main example of the article doesn't hold any water either. I mean, the test subject's outfit is downright grotesque, especially in a classroom setting. She is wearing a skirt so short that she could not possibly sit down without showing her underwear, not to mention the rest of her outfit - her top is cut so low that I can see her bra sticking out. No wonder another student commented, "What the eff is that". That's not "hostility" and "cold war", that's a completely normal reaction. If a male student showed up in class wearing lycra short-shorts exposing his package and a neon shirt cut down to his mid-section, you don't think male students would react the same way?

Are there corporate implications to this article? I'd be interested in how someone might extrapolate the lesson. (Asking from interest, not to be a smartass)