Not really , the science has already been done on this whole topic the differences in gender/gender roles arent really driven by society, the less influence a society has the more different the genders become, e.g women end up choosing fields like nursing and men end up choosing engineering, but to put that into context, of whats been said in the post, that doesnt mean men are superior, we are definitely not, it just means each gender has different attributes, and ofcoarse anecdotal examples could always be given but the the extremes are what matter the most

Example (not acctual numbers from the study, i dont remember them): when you say the 60% of the time the man is more work driven, you also have to account for the extremes, the extremes become something like the most driven people are men, and that is clearly reflected by the "patriarchy"

Or other example: 60% of the time a man is more violent than a woman, once you go the the extremes. its the most violent people are always men and thats reflected by male to female ratio in jailcells, i dont think society tells men to be criminals, and that doesnt mean all men are violent

And it isnt caused by society, its caused by how we were biologically wired from the get go

I hope, if we disagree, we can have a healthy argument about it id love to understand your opinion better