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Is there any function in society that requires male strength?

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This came out of a discussion of an all female colony world, but I'm interested in the more general version of this question. Is there any function in society that requires male levels of strength in order for it to be successful?

I'm not really thinking here about the changes to gender dynamics as much as the question of whether or not the differences between male and female strength would really have a large impact in terms of what humanity would be capable of in general. If female level strength was the upper limit overall, how would this affect things?

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