Message from @Hagel

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2017-10-17 20:22:46 UTC  

yes

2017-10-17 20:23:36 UTC  

and women, pushed to pursue masculine virtues, failing to compete, also fail to develop feminine virtues and a natural sphere of feminine influence, then look with envy on men outcompeting women at the game of being men

2017-10-17 20:24:12 UTC  

all while retaining feminine instinct

2017-10-17 20:24:31 UTC  

there have been a few scientific studies in the past pointing out how the more equal the two sexes are in terms of social capital the more obvious it is what really separates them

2017-10-17 20:24:35 UTC  

They are pushed to pursue some virtues, like engineering

2017-10-17 20:24:49 UTC  

feminists have looked at india sayign women work in mines therefore its fair and equal

2017-10-17 20:24:50 UTC  

Other masculine virtues, on the other hand, are disowned entirely

2017-10-17 20:24:51 UTC  

>engineering
>virtuous

2017-10-17 20:24:57 UTC  

they forget how fucking poo rthose coutnries are tho

2017-10-17 20:24:58 UTC  

spotted the enginigger

2017-10-17 20:25:28 UTC  

In my experience, the push has been something like "achieve in the same way men achieve - go to work, make partner, feel independent from family, strive to make your mark"

2017-10-17 20:25:43 UTC  

imo if someone excels at the subjectt then its fine

2017-10-17 20:25:47 UTC  

if theyre shit they need to stop

2017-10-17 20:25:59 UTC  

Who's doing the pushing though

2017-10-17 20:26:09 UTC  

@TendieLord shareholders

2017-10-17 20:26:16 UTC  

^

2017-10-17 20:26:22 UTC  

money is big motivator

2017-10-17 20:26:56 UTC  

human capital is valuable. women work really hard. something like an associate law job, a woman can defintely excel at because it's basically just dotting is and crossing ts

2017-10-17 20:27:13 UTC  

doubled labor pool pushes wages down, increases competition

2017-10-17 20:27:38 UTC  

Yeah "excelling" in the sciences is basically getting answers right on tests and putting unreasonable amounts of effort into writing lab reports

2017-10-17 20:28:03 UTC  

Women don't really excel at it, they're just on par

2017-10-17 20:28:18 UTC  

You yourself said that the job can not be excelled at

2017-10-17 20:28:18 UTC  

They excel at being conscientious and working hard at menial tasks

2017-10-17 20:28:19 UTC  

there are outliers who excel

2017-10-17 20:28:23 UTC  

Everyone is the same in that job

2017-10-17 20:28:30 UTC  

yeah @UOC

2017-10-17 20:28:38 UTC  

@Hagel women don't make partner

2017-10-17 20:28:39 UTC  

the outliers are who im referring to

2017-10-17 20:28:45 UTC  

Most of the students at the top of my high school class were girls

2017-10-17 20:28:54 UTC  

women just stay associates and the partners profit from their grunt-work

2017-10-17 20:29:18 UTC  

These conversations tend to be muddy and imprecise. Are we discussing "worth" or "ability"?

2017-10-17 20:30:37 UTC  

In my argument, I am arguing that women have the ability to excel at certain areas of law which do not require a blistering IQ or forceful personality or strategic thinking. They make good associates because they will do reliably simple and repetitive tasks forever without asking for a raise. That is a feminine value subverted by capitalists

2017-10-17 20:31:03 UTC  

and leftist ideologues

2017-10-17 20:31:35 UTC  

more and more tasks are becoming simplified and formulaic, it seems to me

2017-10-17 20:31:39 UTC  

at least in the sciences

2017-10-17 20:31:54 UTC  

Overspecialization is the trend

2017-10-17 20:32:58 UTC  

women have an IQ gain on men in the 14-17 yo range

2017-10-17 20:33:05 UTC  

by like 5 points

2017-10-17 20:33:08 UTC  

they develop faster

2017-10-17 20:33:16 UTC  

and school is a very rudimentary, safe environment

2017-10-17 20:33:29 UTC  

the skills do not transfer over to the real world thats why we see a disparity