DrZoidberg
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Why do you ask that? I don't understand where the comment comes fromIs DrZ one of those who hates his job, hates his coworkers, and hates the world?
Why do you ask that? I don't understand where the comment comes fromIs DrZ one of those who hates his job, hates his coworkers, and hates the world?
It is extreme simplification and stereotyping to classify one large, diverse group of people as "the West" and another large, diverse group as "India". Indian people as a whole also have many opportunities. The way you talk about India is very derisive.At times you claim to be a leftist, but no leftist or indeed anyone aware of inequality of opportunity in societies would say this.When women have that luxury, (as we all do in the west
There's so much black and white fallacy all over this
Nobody in the west is forced into a career they don't want just to survive. They might be forced into taking jobs they don't want. But not a career. Even the poorest in the west has options. In the west we can flounce around without a job for years. Good luck doing that in India.
That doesn't mean everyone in the west has equal opportunities. I never said that. What I did say is that people in the west have more opportunities than people in India. I'd say that's an opinion anyone on any side of the political spectrum can get behind.
Anyway... you were a dishonest debater misrepresenting what I said. Don't do it again.
It is extreme simplification and stereotyping to classify one large, diverse group of people as "the West" and another large, diverse group as "India". Indian people as a whole also have many opportunities. The way you talk about India is very derisive.At times you claim to be a leftist, but no leftist or indeed anyone aware of inequality of opportunity in societies would say this.When women have that luxury, (as we all do in the west
There's so much black and white fallacy all over this
Nobody in the west is forced into a career they don't want just to survive. They might be forced into taking jobs they don't want. But not a career. Even the poorest in the west has options. In the west we can flounce around without a job for years. Good luck doing that in India.
That doesn't mean everyone in the west has equal opportunities. I never said that. What I did say is that people in the west have more opportunities than people in India. I'd say that's an opinion anyone on any side of the political spectrum can get behind.
Anyway... you were a dishonest debater misrepresenting what I said. Don't do it again.
As for misrepresenting what you say, considering the contradictory things that you say in many threads it is hard to know what you are saying.
Whatever floats your boat Z.
Regardless of how you frame it. it does not change how the physics, biology, and genetics of us humans work
How you spin it to natch your personal agenda is up to you. A benefit of liberal western democracies,. In China interpretation of science has to fit the CCP agenda.
Physiology and biology of men and women are different. That does not mean either are inferior to the other. It does not mean women are not as mentally capable as men. It does mean a woman is not likely to be an NFL running back.
Your view has been carried ti a ridiculous extreme of political correctness.
In Hollywood the term actress has been dropped, and both men and women use the make term actor. The word actress was deemed to infer inferiorityr to male.
The ongoing controversy of trans women competing in women's sports. Does being biologically male give a trans woman an unfair advantage competing with women?I'd say say yes it can.
How our brains differ
The neuroscience literature shows that the human brain is a sex-typed organ with distinct anatomical differences in neural structures and accompanying physiological differences in function, says UC-Irvine professor of neurobiology and behavior Larry Cahill, PhD. Cahill edited the 70-article January/February 2017 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience Research — the first-ever issue of any neuroscience journal devoted entirely to the influence of sex differences on nervous-system function.
Brain-imaging studies indicate that these differences extend well beyond the strictly reproductive domain, Cahill says. Adjusted for total brain size (men’s are bigger), a woman’s hippocampus, critical to learning and memorization, is larger than a man’s and works differently. Conversely, a man’s amygdala, associated with the experiencing of emotions and the recollection of such experiences, is bigger than a woman’s. It, too, works differently, as Cahill’s research has demonstrated.
In 2000, Cahill scanned the brains of men and women viewing either highly aversive films or emotionally neutral ones. The aversive films were expected to trip off strong negative emotions and concomitant imprinting in the amygdala, an almond-shaped structure found in each brain hemisphere. Activity in the amygdala during the viewing experience, as expected, predicted subjects’ later ability to recall the viewed clips. But in women, this relationship was observed only in the left amygdala. In men, it was only in the right amygdala. Cahill and others have since confirmed these results.
Discoveries like this one should ring researchers’ alarm buzzers. Women, it’s known, retain stronger, more vivid memories of emotional events than men do. They recall emotional memories more quickly, and the ones they recall are richer and more intense. If, as is likely, the amygdala figures into depression or anxiety, any failure to separately analyze men’s and women’s brains to understand their different susceptibilities to either syndrome would be as self-defeating as not knowing left from right.
The two hemispheres of a woman’s brain talk to each other more than a man’s do. In a 2014 study, University of Pennsylvania researchers imaged the brains of 428 male and 521 female youths — an uncharacteristically huge sample — and found that the females’ brains consistently showed more strongly coordinated activity between hemispheres, while the males’ brain activity was more tightly coordinated within local brain regions. This finding, a confirmation of results in smaller studies published earlier, tracks closely with others’ observations that the corpus callosum-— the white-matter cable that crosses and connects the hemispheres — is bigger in women than in men and that women’s brains tend to be more bilaterally symmetrical than men’s.
Many of these cognitive differences appear quite early in life. ‘You see sex differences in spatial-visualization ability in 2- and 3-month-old infants.’
Apparently, somebody needs an education regarding the differences between male and female brains. Anyone who is curious about our brains would know about these differences, but I will at least provide some information for those who are ignorant regarding this topic.
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different/
There is a lot more info in the link, and there are multiple sources, that one can easily find, that provide similar information. Male and female brains our different. That's a fact. Plus there's that hormonal thing that also influences us.
You! The following line is a direct quote from one of your previous posts.Apparently, somebody needs an education regarding the differences between male and female brains. Anyone who is curious about our brains would know about these differences, but I will at least provide some information for those who are ignorant regarding this topic.
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different/
There is a lot more info in the link, and there are multiple sources, that one can easily find, that provide similar information. Male and female brains our different. That's a fact. Plus there's that hormonal thing that also influences us.
I'm just curious. Who in this thread do you think would disagree with this? The few queer theory pomo fans we have on the forum haven't been active in this thread. I have the same views as you. Which should obvious from my posts.
The brain in all its intricate shapes... the same. Identical
I mean, it's not like we're arguing with particularly intelligent people.You! The following line is a direct quote from one of your previous posts.Apparently, somebody needs an education regarding the differences between male and female brains. Anyone who is curious about our brains would know about these differences, but I will at least provide some information for those who are ignorant regarding this topic.
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different/
There is a lot more info in the link, and there are multiple sources, that one can easily find, that provide similar information. Male and female brains our different. That's a fact. Plus there's that hormonal thing that also influences us.
I'm just curious. Who in this thread do you think would disagree with this? The few queer theory pomo fans we have on the forum haven't been active in this thread. I have the same views as you. Which should obvious from my posts.
The brain in all its intricate shapes... the same. Identical
You are the one that claimed that male and female brains are identical, when noting could be further from the truth.
Who in hits thread said men and women are the same?Apparently, somebody needs an education regarding the differences between male and female brains. Anyone who is curious about our brains would know about these differences, but I will at least provide some information for those who are ignorant regarding this topic.
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different/
There is a lot more info in the link, and there are multiple sources, that one can easily find, that provide similar information. Male and female brains our different. That's a fact. Plus there's that hormonal thing that also influences us.
I'm just curious. Who in this thread do you think would disagree with this? The few queer theory pomo fans we have on the forum haven't been active in this thread. I have the same views as you. Which should obvious from my posts.
Nobody said it. You just hallucinated that I said it. I even quoted the quote you misunderstood, and explained your mistake, repeatedly.Who in hits thread said men and women are the same?Apparently, somebody needs an education regarding the differences between male and female brains. Anyone who is curious about our brains would know about these differences, but I will at least provide some information for those who are ignorant regarding this topic.
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different/
There is a lot more info in the link, and there are multiple sources, that one can easily find, that provide similar information. Male and female brains our different. That's a fact. Plus there's that hormonal thing that also influences us.
I'm just curious. Who in this thread do you think would disagree with this? The few queer theory pomo fans we have on the forum haven't been active in this thread. I have the same views as you. Which should obvious from my posts.
Wasn't me. Was it you Pood? Who said it?
Any Idea who said it DrZ?
Indeed, one thing women hate are muscles. That is why women only try to pick guys up at ComicCons.Here’s a weird thing about people. Most of us are not 9’s or 10’s or even 1’s or 2’s — for those of us who adhere to these juvenile, nonsensical indices. Most of us are somewhere in the middle, roughly,
Yet people get together and make more people, and even love each into old age when they look wrinkled and often grotesque.
Lincoln famously said, “The good lord must have loved the common-LOOKING people, since he made so many of them.” The “looking” part is commonly omitted from the “common” quote.
During one of his 1858 debates with Steven Douglas, Lincoln, whom Douglas had accused of being two-faced, responded with his customary wit: “If I had another face, do you think I’d be wearing this one?”
I think what you and Southern Hybrid are confused about is stuff you are projecting onto what he's saying.
He's not talking about human worth. He's not saying that we should care about looks. He's acknowleging that its a thing and that it affects us. Pretending that it doesn't isn't helping. Its like denying racism exists because we don't like racism. It doesn't help.
FYI, women are rarely attracted to bodybuilders.
You almost appear to grasp it in the thread. It wouldn't be looks that are the problem, but the vanity.That's not why they do it. They are vain. But its not about attracting the opposite gender for sex or love. It has the opposite effect.
AI Overview
Abraham Lincoln did not have a stark or sharp jawline. Historical accounts and his life masks show his face was elongated with relatively soft, rounded features rather than a chiseled or highly defined jaw.His bone structure featured several distinct characteristics:
Facial Asymmetry: Medical studies, including laser scans by ophthalmologists, show he had a condition called craniofacial microsomia, where the left side of his face was noticeably smaller and somewhat flatter than the right
Soft Contours: While he had high cheekbones, the lower half of his face was not sharply defined.
Facial Hair: Because he is often remembered for his iconic beard, his actual jawline was generally hidden from the public eye. He grew the beard in 1860, which softened and altered the perceived shape of his chin and jaw.
AI Overview
President Abraham Lincoln's clothes were not selected by consultants in the modern sense. Lincoln chose his own wardrobe, and the 19th-century version of an "image consultant" did not exist for presidents. Instead, he utilized custom tailors to craft a signature, deliberate aesthetic that amplified his towering figure and humble beginnings.
AI Overview
The "Dan Rather sweater" refers to a famous fashion pivot in 1982 when CBS News anchor Dan Rather began wearing V-neck sweaters under his suit jacket during the CBS Evening News broadcasts.
Why He Wore the SweaterTo soften his image: Television critics and network executives felt Rather's on-air "stare" and intense demeanor made him seem too stern.
The original excuse: Rather originally threw on his first lamb's wool sweater simply because he had a cold before a major snowstorm.
The ratings boost: Audiences and his wife loved the look, and it successfully softened his intense television presence, helping the broadcast climb in the ratings.
No, you did in fact say that their brains are neurologically identical, which equates to saying they are the same, because behavior is neurologically driven.Nobody said it. You just hallucinated that I said it. I even quoted the quote you misunderstood, and explained your mistake, repeatedly.Who in hits thread said men and women are the same?Apparently, somebody needs an education regarding the differences between male and female brains. Anyone who is curious about our brains would know about these differences, but I will at least provide some information for those who are ignorant regarding this topic.
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/how-mens-and-womens-brains-are-different/
There is a lot more info in the link, and there are multiple sources, that one can easily find, that provide similar information. Male and female brains our different. That's a fact. Plus there's that hormonal thing that also influences us.
I'm just curious. Who in this thread do you think would disagree with this? The few queer theory pomo fans we have on the forum haven't been active in this thread. I have the same views as you. Which should obvious from my posts.
Wasn't me. Was it you Pood? Who said it?
Any Idea who said it DrZ?
The brain in all its intricate shapes... the same. Identical
You are the one that claimed that male and female brains are identical, when nothing could be further from the truth.
Are we going to just ignore the multiple times where you said it?All the nerves all go in the exact same pattern on any human...
Women like a muscular build, but not to the extreme of a body builder. The reason I've heard is that the big muscles implies the guy is excessively vain and self absorbed. Women don't want a guy who is more vain than they are.Indeed, one thing women hate are muscles. That is why women only try to pick guys up at ComicCons.Here’s a weird thing about people. Most of us are not 9’s or 10’s or even 1’s or 2’s — for those of us who adhere to these juvenile, nonsensical indices. Most of us are somewhere in the middle, roughly,
Yet people get together and make more people, and even love each into old age when they look wrinkled and often grotesque.
Lincoln famously said, “The good lord must have loved the common-LOOKING people, since he made so many of them.” The “looking” part is commonly omitted from the “common” quote.
During one of his 1858 debates with Steven Douglas, Lincoln, whom Douglas had accused of being two-faced, responded with his customary wit: “If I had another face, do you think I’d be wearing this one?”
I think what you and Southern Hybrid are confused about is stuff you are projecting onto what he's saying.
He's not talking about human worth. He's not saying that we should care about looks. He's acknowleging that its a thing and that it affects us. Pretending that it doesn't isn't helping. Its like denying racism exists because we don't like racism. It doesn't help.
FYI, women are rarely attracted to bodybuilders.
I think the question to ask, assuming "women are rarely attracted to bodybuilders" is accurate, is why they are not. It most likely isn't looks that are the issue, which is apparently what you are thinking it is about.
Of course, "looks matter". What the response generally is, is that "looks aren't all that matters". Charisma, attitude, empathy are going to come into play, much like apathy, narcissism, and vanity can as well.
You almost appear to grasp it in the thread. It wouldn't be looks that are the problem, but the vanity.That's not why they do it. They are vain. But its not about attracting the opposite gender for sex or love. It has the opposite effect.
Sure. And men like athletic women, but not too athletic.Women like a muscular build, but not to the extreme of a body builder.
I know some folks who want to have a fat lard of a spouse, the fatter the better, on all sides of whatever classes you care to name that are not "the identity of the desire itself": skinny people with dicks who want fat lards with a vagina, fat lards with dicks wanted by skinny ladies with vaginas, and then fat lards for fat lards, and skinny folks for skinny folks.Sure. And men like athletic women, but not too athletic.Women like a muscular build, but not to the extreme of a body builder.
/ sarcasm
I don’t believe the palliative tropes like “there’s someone out there for everyone”, but there is no ugliness, grotesqueness (grotesquity?) or repellency that doesn’t attract at least some few people.
“People” like some weird shit.
And he's a body builder. So obviously he's talking from being in the shallow end of humanity. ...