Saw something interesting today - there's research showing peace deals stick around 35% longer when women are actually involved in the negotiations.



This stat is being thrown around in discussions about the Ukraine situation now. Someone's making the case that gender diversity at the negotiating table isn't just optics - it apparently has measurable impact on outcomes.

Makes you wonder about decision-making structures in general. Whether it's peace talks or protocol governance, diverse perspectives might actually produce more durable results. Not exactly a hot take in 2025, but the 35% number puts some weight behind it.

Geopolitics and market sentiment stay connected - stability talks matter for risk assets.
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PortfolioAlertvip
· 12-06 12:56
35% is a good number to mention, but in reality, it’s still mostly the same old men sitting at the negotiating table...
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GateUser-3824aa38vip
· 12-06 12:55
Wait, where did this 35% figure come from...? Feels like one of those statistics that gets cited over and over without anyone actually verifying it.
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DefiPlaybookvip
· 12-06 12:55
35% is an interesting number. Protocol governance follows the same logic—a multi-signature wallet is more resilient to risk than decisions made by a single person. Peace agreements involving women are like decentralized governance: the more decision-makers, the more stable the outcome.
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potentially_notablevip
· 12-06 12:49
That 35% figure sounds a bit outrageous. Is it for real?
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