Anna CM Backerra*

Institute of Theoretical and Applied Micro Magnetism, The Netherlands

*Corresponding Author: Anna CM Backerra, Institute of Theoretical and Applied Micro Magnetism, The Netherlands.

Received: April 27, 2023; Published: June 16, 2023

Abstract

That which is considered specifically feminine or masculine is not only related to reproduction but also highly dependent on traditions and personal views. To create order in this chaos a physical theory, called twin physics, is applied to gender. This theory is based upon a mathematical definition of complementarity, through which physical phenomena can be described as entangled appearances of certainty and uncertainty. Twin physics is transformed into a simple version, called the twin model, to describe complementarity in human beings. We added the fact that the two sides of any complementarity in a human being alternate in time, so they go through two stages repeatedly, which is called the switch rule. We suppose that not only biological but also psychological processes are subject to complementarity in the same way. These processes are considered with special attention for gender, to find out to what extent there is a connection between behavior and gender.

The two complementary characters in the context of human life are called the straight image requiring a concentrated use of energy, and the magical image requiring a divergent use of energy. They are expressed in common terms and arranged in diagrams, called word quartets, in which also two negative labels are given, indicating what may happen if a function gets out of balance. Positive means that it is considered to be healthy and useful by yourself or your social surrounding. These ratings, different for each person and situation, indicate what may happen if a function gets out of balance. A strongly gendered upbringing may cause identity problems in young people and might be a major obstacle to developing their talents. Word quartets are useful as a system for estimating on which side an unhealthy process began: on the straight or on the magical side, to find out in which image something is wrong and what should be changed to restore the subject’s well-being. A word quartet is applied to the #MeToo movement.

 Keywords: Human Life; Twin Physics; Newton

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Citation

Citation: Anna CM Backerra. “A Conceptual Basis for Gender to Support a Balanced Emancipation of Both Sexes”.Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 7.7 (2023): 89-96.

Copyright

Copyright: © 2023 Anna CM Backerra. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.