If 50 percent of the members of the US Congress and the UN are women, how would the world improve?

Question

If the word "improve" is not the best, then how about "move away from the inefficiency of warfare as a solution to problems," since too many cannot break the habits of violence?

Answer 1

good point! the s*x of a possible candidate for a position should not be an issue, its the qualities that person brings is the key.

Answer 2

Why do you assume it would improve?

Answer 3

It wouldn't change anything. Why do women think that they would be better are running the world?

Answer 4

They'd be too busy knitting to improve anything................

Answer 5

Both the Congress and the UN would most likely smell better!

Answer 6

It would be more representative of our world population than it is today.  Women are often perceived as less aggressive and so we might have a decrease in any decision making that may be perceived as negatively aggressive.  There would also probably be an increase in support for caregiving decision making for children and the elderly.

Answer 7

I don't think it would.  I think that women have somewhat corrupted the system.  Perhaps they're too emotional, I'm not sure, but I think they have interfered a lot with the system since they started getting into offices.