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Comments(388):
Anybody else think this kind of looks like classical peanuts?
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N. Korean citizen (01/13/2013) [-]
I think you all have some faint idea that you're awful, sexist, broken people but hide behind a wall of shitty rehashed jokes and jerk your dick over how superior you feel as a male.
This would make things a lot simpler and easier in principle, but the fact that everyone has different wants, needs, and beliefs sorta fucks it up. Kinda like why communism didn't work.
Bot asks for sandwich. Girl brings sandwich. Or at least thats how it supposed to work.
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breadnsteak (01/13/2013) [-]
**breadnsteak rolled a random image posted in comment #427459 at Anime & Manga ** mfw I don't understand what women are bitching about it seems the men have the harder work in all these scenarios
Do you know what is ``Norways paradox``? In Norway, the country with one of the most gender equal sistems in the world they have less girls going for engeneering and physical sciencies then in 3rd world countries. So opportunitity is not answer.
Video on that subject www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTOFXLl7eh4
Video on that subject www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTOFXLl7eh4
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miaandvinny (01/14/2013) [-]
In my case (as a woman from the USA), science wasn't consider what a women wants to do. Since I didn't want to be picked on (I was young, being popular was important) , I didn't spend extra time studying it as my guy friends did. There was even a camp I thought looked cool (they built mini robots for a final project), but no other girl went to it, so I didn't either. Looking back, I realized how silly I was to not do what I wanted due to what other people thought, but hey, everyone wanted to be cool. Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that although there is an equal oppertunity for women, a lot of them still wants to fit in, so they don't do sciency stuff.
Although even if it was considered cool for girls to do science, there would be a lot more women but still more guys.
Although even if it was considered cool for girls to do science, there would be a lot more women but still more guys.
Do you think that it is considered cool for boys to do science? Nerds/geeks were always social outcasts (but lately we can see some change). But they dont care that much about ``cool`` they want to do what makes them happy. I was always interested in science, books, tech...etc but I dont think that I ever felt as outcast but on the other hand I am not American and I went to preaty good high school.
I am psychologist and at univeristy I was surounded by girls....something like 85-90% of all students were female. Then I went to several psychology symposiums and noticed that around 35--50% of participants were male
I see that you are really in to gender subject. Checked out your profile and there are 2 full pages of your discusions on this pic. (also that video referencing amanda tod in your favorites is awesome) . What is your field of studies (if you have one, there is no age info on profile)?
I am psychologist and at univeristy I was surounded by girls....something like 85-90% of all students were female. Then I went to several psychology symposiums and noticed that around 35--50% of participants were male
I see that you are really in to gender subject. Checked out your profile and there are 2 full pages of your discusions on this pic. (also that video referencing amanda tod in your favorites is awesome) . What is your field of studies (if you have one, there is no age info on profile)?
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miaandvinny (01/14/2013) [-]
Nerds and geeks are their own cliche, mostly made up of boys, they may not be considered popular, but it's much easier for a geeky boy to fidn a group than a geeky female.
Sorry for the super short reply, I have to go. If I remember, I will be back to discuss your other points.
Sorry for the super short reply, I have to go. If I remember, I will be back to discuss your other points.
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xnotcreative (01/14/2013) [-]
You're equally fuckin retarded.
Stereotypes don't just fuckin make themselves up, they're conclusions made from inductive reasoning.
In other words, women across history must have done something for us to conclude that they are bad drivers.
Yes, they may be more careful than guys are, but that's only because they can't afford to NOT be careful because of their poor reaction skills.
Stereotypes don't just fuckin make themselves up, they're conclusions made from inductive reasoning.
In other words, women across history must have done something for us to conclude that they are bad drivers.
Yes, they may be more careful than guys are, but that's only because they can't afford to NOT be careful because of their poor reaction skills.
#246 to #243
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miaandvinny (01/14/2013) [-]
Sterotypes (for the most part) originated from a while ago. They had some truth to them back then (A lot of Jews being bankers a while ago because being a banker was a crappy job, which led to people believing Jewish people can handle money and are greedy), but in todays modern age and time their is little truth to them.
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xnotcreative (01/14/2013) [-]
Wow... I... I seriously can't tell whether or not you're actually serious...
I'm not sure when the first vehicular car was invented but... I do know when they were mass produced. If my memory serves me correctly, it was around 1901, and during this time and age. Which means it's only been a little more than 100 years since cars have been around.
I'm sure this is recent enough for us to conclude that all of the percentages we gathered up are still relevant.
I'm not sure when the first vehicular car was invented but... I do know when they were mass produced. If my memory serves me correctly, it was around 1901, and during this time and age. Which means it's only been a little more than 100 years since cars have been around.
I'm sure this is recent enough for us to conclude that all of the percentages we gathered up are still relevant.
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xnotcreative (01/14/2013) [-]
All these statistics are static, meaning they haven't changed. Women have always been more careful, but guys have always just had better reactions.
It doesn't even have to be about driving, we're just all around better at activities that require good hand eye co-ordination.
Such as: Driving, sports, video games, and last second decisions.
It doesn't even have to be about driving, we're just all around better at activities that require good hand eye co-ordination.
Such as: Driving, sports, video games, and last second decisions.
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miaandvinny (01/14/2013) [-]
Not always true.
Driving: Once again, I knwo a lot of good female drivers.
Sports: When I was in highschool, I could shoot a basketball better than most of my guy friends on the boy team could. (Not saying I could outplay them, I just had better aim)
Video Games: That may be because they tend to play video games more (girls play farm vill, boys play call of duty)
last second decisions: When?
Driving: Once again, I knwo a lot of good female drivers.
Sports: When I was in highschool, I could shoot a basketball better than most of my guy friends on the boy team could. (Not saying I could outplay them, I just had better aim)
Video Games: That may be because they tend to play video games more (girls play farm vill, boys play call of duty)
last second decisions: When?
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xnotcreative (01/14/2013) [-]
I know a lot of good female drivers too, but I've yet to find one that can actually beat me in a race.
What the fucks the point of playing basketball if you're not going to do cross-overs and lay ups? Speaking of cross-overs, I've yet to find a women that can actually do one successfully.
We have a steeper learning curve when it comes to activities revolving around reaction skills.
Try calling the names of a boy, and a girl, then throw a basketball at each of them, and you'll know what the fuck I'm talking about. In general, the male will attempt to catch the ball, as to where the female will turn back around, duck, and screech.
What the fucks the point of playing basketball if you're not going to do cross-overs and lay ups? Speaking of cross-overs, I've yet to find a women that can actually do one successfully.
We have a steeper learning curve when it comes to activities revolving around reaction skills.
Try calling the names of a boy, and a girl, then throw a basketball at each of them, and you'll know what the fuck I'm talking about. In general, the male will attempt to catch the ball, as to where the female will turn back around, duck, and screech.
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miaandvinny (01/14/2013) [-]
I haven't raced anyone yet, boy or girl, because I find no need to, so I know little about it and cannot argue.
Actually, the majority of girls on my team and myself could do a pretty decent crossover and made almost all of our layups.
I have found no research on that study, please provide the source.
That's the fight or flight instinct. In general, girls will flee from danger, while boys will comfort it. It's not reaction time, it's just how they react in general.
Actually, the majority of girls on my team and myself could do a pretty decent crossover and made almost all of our layups.
I have found no research on that study, please provide the source.
That's the fight or flight instinct. In general, girls will flee from danger, while boys will comfort it. It's not reaction time, it's just how they react in general.
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xnotcreative (01/14/2013) [-]
The last segment of your reply speaks volumes.
There's no way a person that would confront danger would have instincts worse or even on par with that of someone that runs away.
Also, the only women I've actually seen that actually confronts danger are mothers, but that's only when their babies are at risk.
There's no way a person that would confront danger would have instincts worse or even on par with that of someone that runs away.
Also, the only women I've actually seen that actually confronts danger are mothers, but that's only when their babies are at risk.
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miaandvinny (01/14/2013) [-]
So um, can I have a source for the studies about the steeper learning curve? It's not that I don't believe you, it's just that I want to see proof.
Men, in general, are stronger, while women would rely on males for protection (this happens less now) This is not because of reaction time, but because of the fact that males are generally stronger and have a better chance in a fight against an enemy due to the fact that they can punch stronger and get punched more. Instincts are there to keep you alive, and it works for both genders (for the most part)
I've seen many women back away from danger, because they would have gotten hurt if they didn't and there was no need to put themselves on risk (no people they oculd save) That's not weak, that's smart. Why put yourself in danger unless someone you love (or, for very heroic people, anybody at all) is at danger and you want to save the,
Men, in general, are stronger, while women would rely on males for protection (this happens less now) This is not because of reaction time, but because of the fact that males are generally stronger and have a better chance in a fight against an enemy due to the fact that they can punch stronger and get punched more. Instincts are there to keep you alive, and it works for both genders (for the most part)
I've seen many women back away from danger, because they would have gotten hurt if they didn't and there was no need to put themselves on risk (no people they oculd save) That's not weak, that's smart. Why put yourself in danger unless someone you love (or, for very heroic people, anybody at all) is at danger and you want to save the,
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recoveryone (01/13/2013) [-]
You know, you could have saved the thumbing down by explaining this by stating two things, 1), a generally small body build allows a female to feel less cramped in a cockpit(haha, recoveryone said cock), which is generally very confined in military aircraft. 2) Women are generally less susceptible to eye disorders(such as colorblindness, vision is very important when piloting aircraft).
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misterewan (01/13/2013) [-]
**misterewan rolled a random image posted in comment #90 at So I was playing Metro... ** a sexist's face after seeing this post.