annyeonghada

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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Your lack of empathy for men and your objectification of men as mere walking dicks is truly disgusting. You are definitely part of why men do not trust women: you are part of the problem. If being afraid of the, quite frequent, false accusa
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>It doesn't happen that often Neither is sexual assault. Now try to use said justification against a victim. What is happening is that the empress is naked and we are not impressed by her accusations.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
I wish we had the stability you talk about. Here, not in the US but in a kafkaesque hellhole, our political class decided that the job market should be flexible: that meant that finding a stable employment contract is a farce: instead of ha
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Maybe the fact that they were used by seemingly very different society for thousand of years and society who did enforce them were more stable and successful? The hubris of modern people to think they are so enlightened they can engineer so
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>For what it's worth, I don't actually think IQ is a canonical measure of intelligence, and the narrative people have of "being stupid" is often driven by society valuing certain kinds of intelligence more than others
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Women represent at most 2% of the victim of every war that we have data on. Trying to reframe the suffering of men, and only men, as a women problem is one the most vile things done by the modern zeitgeist. Shame on everyone who doesn'
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Yoga is stretching. Ayurveda is pseudoscientific nonsense. Meditation exists in lots of religious traditions. Now let's talk about the cast system. Wasn't that a way for high status people to "other" anyone who wasn&#x27
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
I have a dog and still find very uncanny to compare a baby human being to a puppy. A symptom of an ill society.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>new wave hippy-esque thing Strange because I'm from [country in EU]: homework generally have no bearing on the final grade and considering homework it's considered permissive and hippy-esque: they can cheat, copy, make the par
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>critical thinking and learning If my experience with essays means anything is that to receive a good grade you need to regurgitate the teacher pet causes using the most flowery language possible. No thinking involved.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>now allowed I think you wanted to say "not allowed".
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>Org B likely has some issues Or in the exact time slice you got the data there weren't any brown applicants.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>Kendi Maybe try suggesting some serious historical scholarship instead of ideologues.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>you would expect the hiring to equally reflect both demographics No, I wouldn't expect this at all as I do not expect the height distribution of basketball player to reflect the height distribution of the general population. As I d
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
In my experience people love douchebags, especially if they are attractive and talk with confidence about things they have no idea about.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
This only works if you're already high status otherwise you will be labeled a "loser". Already burned once on that.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Opposite anecdote: when I tried skipping breakfast for a month I was so miserable for the entire time and my mind could only think about the time of the next meal.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
There is nothing scientific in nutrition science. Conflicts of interests, ideological diets like veganism or keto, corporate intromission, religious bias against certain food, impossibility of controlling if the participants to the study ar
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>means using definitions of "violence" and "abuse" very different from ordinary English Incredible how the same critic is never moved against women when engage in the same kind of Newspeak. Let's remember that &q
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>Men are continually trying to paint sexism as symmetric Exactly, considering that in almost every societal metric that matters men do worse than women sexism against men is much worse, nothing symmetric.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>When that something that you want to quit spending money on can be characterized as "other people who I don't identify with" Everyone wants to spend money on something or someone they identify with. It's not like the
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
This is the way. The social contract is broken, we are left with hedonism and distraction. I love it.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Your lived experience is irrelevant. Statistical trends are.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
This is just the usual pseudo-academical sneer again white males to say that everything that happens to them it's their fault. No white male that I know - and considering the suicide rates, no statistically significant portion of white
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Are they sufficiently desperate to pay a reasonable wage with reasonable vacations? Not in my experience.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>I know how I come across is my problem No, it's not: it's theirs. We are constantly being told that stereotyping is "very very bad": against women, gays, blacks, jews, asians and so on and on... but somehow negative
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
If not fetishizing "productivity" and relaxing is living a "meaningless, wasted life" by all means I want to be the person living a meaningless, wasted life.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
>just for money And in certain slices of the globe there isn't even much of that! No risk of workaholism.
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Food is definitely an obsession during my depressive episodes, especially if there is a suicidal component. I think constantly about food, I'm always hungry but at the same time everything disgusts me, I would like to not have to eat a
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by annyeonghada 4y ago
Where is the evidence that people with Humanities knowledge are more ethical than those without? Where is the evidence that STEM people are some kind of psychopath stereotype? Related: How many STEM people have knowledge in the Humanities?

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