When Helen Fisher speaks, the politically correct members of her audience are likely to flinch.
Declaring that she's "definitely not a feminist," the American anthropologist from Rutgers University dissects the differences between men and women.
Men are more analytical; women are better long-term planners.
Each gender has a different way of falling in love.
And the invention of the plough did more to set back gender equality than anything else since.
What Ms Fisher says is not psychobabble. She bases her findings on archaeological evidence, MRI brain scans, genetics and large-scale surveys of how men and women behave.
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