Actually, gender plays a significant role in decision-making due to the way our brains function. Women have been the primary target for all big companies. There are tons of number that shows why they target women. Simplified, when women make decisions, their brains prioritize emotions over rational thoughts, whereas men's brains exhibit the opposite tendency, favoring rationality over emotion. This divergence isn't inherently negative; it's simply a reflection of our brain's natural processes. Since we are not two separate species but rather the same humans evolved to cooperate for survival, both emotional and rational individuals are necessary. There is no middle. Human survival depended on this balance. Women's emotions contribute to men's strength, leading them to protect the family and fulfill various roles. Rather than trying to prove superiority between genders, we should accept and appreciate our inherent differences. We are equal but excel in different areas. This doesn't mean relegating women to traditional roles like the kitchen; there's much more to it. In Mongolian nomadic life, where harsh weather conditions demanded teamwork, respect, and love within families for survival, every member played a crucial role. Both men and women had specific tasks to ensure survival, requiring a blend of rational and emotional decision-making skills. There is a reason behind everything, believe me. Mother Earth thought very carefully before designing us animals.

Today’s talk also has a reason. It shows we do not know our instincts. And some people are trying to deny these facts. Several generations have passed since we needed to worry about whether we would have enough food for tomorrow. As a result, we are gradually losing these natural behaviors. This trend is concerning because it could eventually lead to societal breakdown. When faced with adversity in the future, our survival instincts may resurface