Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

Dennis's Favorite Male/Female Difference!

6 Mar 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief YouTube excerpt, Dennis Prager recounts a college experiment in which male and female students were left alone to reflect on what they were thinking. When asked, the men reported thoughts about sex and sports, while the women reported that they were reviewing past conversations. Prager highlights this contrast as a revelatory illustration of gendered mental habits, using a humorous, observational tone. He concludes with a tongue‑in‑cheek comment about husbands claiming they are thinking "nothing" when asked, suggesting that men truly have no internal dialogue about such topics.

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My favorite male-female difference. Some college had a test. They put some college boys and then college girls alone. They could just stare out and think. That's all they could do. So they asked the males, what did you think about? And they asked the females individually, what did you think about? So the males, to no one's shock, thought about sex and sports. What was revelatory to me was the female answer. It was revelatory. They reviewed conversations. Just for the record, there isn't a man alive who has ever reviewed a conversation. I always tell wives, when you ask your husband, what are you thinking? And he says, nothing really. He is not lying to you.