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Originally posted by Jenna
reply to post by IandEye
You might be a Buddhist, but you're no Buddha. Community service doesn't make a person spiritual. And no, my last name isn't Bush.
Originally posted by Sherlock Holmes
Excuses, excuses.
A stressful life, loss of focus and having interest in doing other things is hardly just the preserve of females, is it ?
Originally posted by IandEye
finally an answer!.......and a judgement.....
so what does that make you then? that is the real question you could be asking yourself.
you know how jesus said something like if your hand offends you, cut it off? if something makes you angry shouldn't you work on that?
i said volunteering- you know, like at habitat for humanity all way across the country, the red cross, the nature conservancy.....and not for money. they say freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose......
Originally posted by Jenna
Originally posted by IandEye
finally an answer!.......and a judgement.....
If I were judging I wouldn't have just said you're no Buddha.
so what does that make you then? that is the real question you could be asking yourself.
What does what make me? I'm many things to many people. Some good, some bad. The answer to your question depends on what exactly you're asking me.
you know how jesus said something like if your hand offends you, cut it off? if something makes you angry shouldn't you work on that?
Who's angry? I've laughed while reading most of the posts in this thread.
i said volunteering- you know, like at habitat for humanity all way across the country, the red cross, the nature conservancy.....and not for money. they say freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose......
Were those not services you provided for communities? Last I checked they were. Community service doesn't necessarily always equate with court mandated work. And again, it doesn't make you spiritual.
Originally posted by IandEye
but i think if you have to be so right about everything, that won't matter one bit to you.
words are easy to manipulate.........sort of a feminine quality, don't you think?
Men hold the highest paid jobs in the world because that's the way we grew up as a species.
Women have been restricted to being nurturers and caregivers.
Naturally one would expect more men in the high paid jobs than women and more women as caregivers than men.
Men have had all the experience and opportunity to excel in academics.
Centuries of that societal structure will not be reversed in a few generations.
Having said that
and I believe your graph agrees with me here
it does not mean women lack the intellectual depth to achieve anything a man can
only that fewer of them have had the opportunity to do so.
You brought up X and Y chromosomes only to tell me men have more variance in the end? That is no different than what the graph has already told us.
No one is disputing that men are smart. If not for men and their great contributions to the human race, we would not be where we are today. The exact same thing can be said about women.
The simple truth we can all agree upon in here is that we as men and women can achieve more working together than fighting amongst ourselves who is smarter than who. In the end, there's no full-proof decisive way to determine this anyway.
Originally posted by vaevictis
Hi,
I saw some threads regarding women's rights and thought it would be a good idea to ask the question: why do women allow themselves to be subjugated by social conditioning telling them to - among other things - wear heels, dresses and grow their hair long? Or, perhaps, this isn't subjugation at all? It's a thought-terminating-cliche, you might think, but is it really that obvious?
Cheers.
Originally posted by vaevictis
Hi,
I saw some threads regarding women's rights and thought it would be a good idea to ask the question: why do women allow themselves to be subjugated by social conditioning telling them to - among other things - wear heels, dresses and grow their hair long? Or, perhaps, this isn't subjugation at all? It's a thought-terminating-cliche, you might think, but is it really that obvious?
Cheers.
Originally posted by Unknown Origin
She likes to be beautiful because she's a woman. A true woman's brain is wired that way by nature and I'm so glad it is. Me likey