I agree. Luckily, the actual study (not the phys.org summary/commentary) is more factual. But linking the actual paper would have been a bit too dry for most.

south_korea_ln

I agree, I think more could have been done to build up their conclusion.

Why can't we live in a world where women don't have to think about these things? It's heartbreaking to hear of things women close to me have dealt with

I do believe that women have it tougher when walking alone at night but there's just not enough evidence from this study to show that their perception is due to past encounters.

It would be nice to work towards a world where there is no difference between the heat maps in these sets of images. That is the hope of the public health discipline

Assuming women aren't naturally more aware of their surroundings and that this all stems from societal factors

science

Walking home at night is not the same for women

I agree, I think more could have been done to build up their conclusion. 

> Why can't we live in a world where women don't have to think about these things? It's heartbreaking to hear of things women close to me have dealt with

I do believe that women have it tougher when walking alone at night but there's just not enough evidence from this study to show that their perception is due to past encounters.

> It would be nice to work towards a world where there is no difference between the heat maps in these sets of images. That is the hope of the public health discipline

Assuming women aren't naturally more aware of their surroundings and that this all stems from societal factors