This paper proposes a hypothesis on a falsely perceived superiority of men versus women along with the history of humanity: in short, men were falsely perceived as “superior to women” along with the human history NOT ONLY BECAUSE of their generally stronger bodies (and false-hypothetically superior intelligence and/or creativity), but ALSO POSSIBLY BECAUSE the semen (/seminal fluid) of men (and all known males from various animal species) is visible to the human eye and that may have created the FALSE impression that ONLY men possess “creative seed” and women are just “soil”-like passive containers which only assure the favorable conditions for that creative seed to generate a fetus/child; this hypothesis may also explain why various Gods (from various religions) who possess the power of creation are represented as males, not females. This paper continues the work of other past articles/preprints of the same author in philosophy.