Male quilters piece new gender, aesthetic paradigms in ‘Man-Made’ show. Luke Haynes, pictured, says there is no gender bias in his quiltmaking. (Anne Cusack / Los Angeles Times) ...

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Men have a built-in tendency to pull together in the face of a common enemy, which might explain why they are more interested in wars than women, a study has found.

The “male warrior” instinct, tied to the sex drive, is the root of violence in the world, an Oxford study says. Evolution has shaped the mind “to perpetuate conflict with ‘outsiders ...

Both of the Male Warrior hypothesis and the HOMdom hypothesis account for male violence. In my earlier blog, I suggested that the HOMdom hypothesis does a better job.