Thumbs up for the post, super interesting read. I'll just drop a quick comment about your reference on universities. I'm in the same boat as you only x10 at my university we are looking at a full out 3:1 odds with 75% female and 25% male. I think that most debates focused on by feminists have nothing to do with anything below the workplace/salary level. It is obvious that up until graduation and "the real world" women and men are performing and succeeding at relatively the same level, whether it be in school, part time jobs, or other areas of life. Where the disparity is you touched on and I already mentioned, the workplace, where it is once again obvious that men come out to be the winners.

This is where it becomes touchy for someone like Scott Adams trying to make a statement that supports men's rights. No matter what he says, or how well he words it (in this case wording not so good) there is 'X" group out there that is going to rip him to shreds for being insensitive, sexist, etc, etc.

So I'd have to say yes feminism definitely dwarfs masculism. Although since according to most men already have the higher positions this is to be expected, and I support it being that way.