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Then where did the concept of "matriarchy" even come from?
Who invented it?
And why?
And how is the power of men justified?
Even among animals, not all communities are patriarchal. In nature, the female is a more valuable being (she must carry and feed the offspring) and genetically more "high-quality"; furthermore, most females have a higher pain threshold and are much more resistant to serious diseases, especially hereditary ones. It is exactly like this for humans. Additionally, girls develop mentally faster (these are not my inventions, but medical data), and they acquire languages faster and better. There is an opinion that the connections between their hemispheres are also better, which ensures a more complete mastery of information. Thus, based on physiological indicators, the woman is an individual more "thoroughly" created by nature.
Why then could a matriarchy not have existed? Does it turn out that historical data contradicts common sense?