As to the original question, from the original poster, I think you should be honest in interviews. Yes. Then med schools will quickly see what a misogynist dingus you are and we won't have to count you within our numbers.
Regardless of what statistics say about time spent at work, years in career, etc., excluding an entire gender from a particular profession is ludicrous, not to mention discriminatory. You made your offense that much worse by stating that, "it is well known that women do not work as hard as men" and "women are being selfish taking spots from men who will work harder than them." If you have to have some life-saving surgery later in life, I hope you get the kind of doctor that your scenario would produce: an overworked, male (of course) doctor, who incidentally would never have made it into med school under the current system, but since we are excluding all females, schools are scraping at the bottom of the barrel of male applicants, allowing ill-prepared, less intelligent applicants into school, just to have bodies in lab coats and stethoscopes later on in life.
As much as I dislike making generalities (in the same way you did), I have to say that I really hate people like you.
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