Men Safer Drivers With Passengers

According to a survey of 500 drivers by a German magazine, men drivers are more conscious of the safety of female passengers than women drivers are of male passengers. Results of the survey indicated that 65% of men were found to change their driving style when a woman was sitting next to them. On the other hand, despite who sits next to them, 71% of women said they wouldn't drive more safely.

Well, there you have it. Scientific evidence supporting the contention that chivalry is not dead and that there is no equivalent female behavioral attribute. From a bigger picture perspective, the results of the survey also point out a flaw in the thinking of feminist philosophers. Unless they can evolve a female attribute that's equivalent to male chivalry, their goal of establishing female superiority over men in all regards is unachievable.