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Boys and girls have equal intelligence. The brain was built equal and only appears stronger in those who open their mind more. In contrast, if someone doesn't want to learn the brain only goes dormant.
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It depends on the age. At middle school, girls' brains start to develop faster and making them think with a different part of the brain, which is "smarter". They do even out by about 20, though. But, until middle school and after 20, they're both equally smart.
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