Some of the brain differences in these people could be quite minute, and might not create any other traits worth mentioning. They differ in many small ways, but there is a pattern to these differences. Give them both a PET scan. Have them each do something, the same thing, during their PET session, and then look at the brain activity. The woman's brain will almost always show more active regions than the man's brain will.
Women can often see the subtler implications of things more readily than men can.
Because the process involves the whole brain, and isn't localized or stronger in its language centers, women can often find it more difficult than men to put their perceptions into words. While many of these associations might be irrelevant to anything practical, there will usually be something meaningful that an average' man might miss. The sexual regions of the brain are more likely to be recruited into the seizure in women than men. The point is that the involvement of sexuality in enhanced TL sensitivity is different for men and women. Some readers might object to the way we are using the terms normal, average, typical, and so forth.