EqusG Archive

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1	Kindergarten teacher finds Legos are good for cognitive development in young children and bans boys from playing with them in order to "close the gender gap" The causality here is ass backwards. There have been many studies on this. Toy preference studies have been done from as early as shortly after birth. Boys prefer to play and engage with things, and girls with people. This is not a learned difference, as a population difference it's attributable to sex, and no amount of forcing girls to play with lego and preventing boys from playing with them is going to close the gap in spatial ability. In the areas of mental rotation, the advantage men have i…	/r/MensRights	18/04/17 07:41 PM
11	[Feminist logic] The Australian national womens soccer team losing to under 15 high school boys soccer team 7-0 is now apparently PROOF that the womens team should be paid the same as the mens Biologically, actually there is. There are actually clear differences in spatial intelligence between men and women. There are as large as an entire standard deviation in the area of mental rotation. That means the average man is better than 84% of women at this task. Women, on the other hand, perform better on most tasks of memory than men do. As such, when measuring the general factor of intelligence, men and women perform about the same on average, though there are substantial differences in …	/r/MensRights	29/05/16 07:24 PM
2	Feminists are more bothered by manspreading than by circumcision. Let that sink in. Fellow lifter with big thighs. Yep, can confirm it's actually very painful for me to sit with my legs together. I'm also bow legged so it's actually pretty impossible for me to sit like that, I spread somewhat by default. Fucking ableist feminists triggering me :( I'm gonna need a safe space folks.	/r/MensRights	15/11/15 01:31 PM
202	[General] Male reporter becomes a "misogynist" by asking if Serena Williams is OK, somehow instructing her to smile by being concerned for her wellbeing It's trendy nowadays to use the word misogynist to refer to a man that does...pretty much anything at all. Yeah it was a weird question. Maybe she thought it was annoying. "Watch Serena Williams Shut Down An Annoying Reporter" is not nearly as clickbaity though.	/r/MensRights	14/09/15 04:25 AM
324	Sexism in a nutshell [3] Nothing new here. Feminists only see what they want to see. While I'll concede that often times female characters, especially in fighting games, are over the top, it doesn't bother me and I don't think it's unfair, in particular because characters from both sexes in these types of games are extremely exaggerated. A lot of the guys in these games look like Mr. Olympia. Ryu has roids coming out of his ass. What kind of message then, does that send guys if we were to take these characters seriously…	/r/MensRights	01/09/15 01:23 PM
14	The top post of a women's only subreddit today is an appalling exercise in self absorption. I wanted to share my feelings where they're not dismissed because I'm a man. Women have their own problems that are hard to understand. That much isn't hard for me to wrap my head around. They have different equipment downstairs and have a different hormonal profile that creates situations where their strife is unique. But acting as if men don't also have problems is so infuriatingly ignorant. And some people have harder lives than others, irrespective of race, gender, sexual orientation etc. Some people get a fairly free ride in life. Some of those people are men, some …	/r/MensRights	26/08/15 03:59 PM
13	Austrian medical school entrance exam being dumbed down a second time to make it more "gender fair" because women are still scoring lower. Why do we need more female medical students? I haven't checked the stats for every country, but almost 2/3 of the medical and dentistry students in Canada and the US are already female. But really, what really bothers me is their use of 'gender fair'. Science is impartial. That's pretty much the whole point. To claim that scientific knowledge is gender biased is a disgrace to an institution of higher learning. You don't get to call scientific information 'biased' because women aren't doing as we…	/r/MensRights	26/08/15 03:37 AM
3	Woman used sperm from oral sex to get pregnant and successfully sues for child support. Yeah, I heard about this case from my SO that is in law. At first I thought for sure this was a troll and there was no way it could actually happen. Nope. It's real. I assure you very much that this case did in fact happen and the result is extraordinarily problematic for male reproductive rights, which are virtually non existent. Could you imagine if the opposite were true. Say that women released viable ova during menstrual cycle, and then during intercourse one of the guys took some of the eg…	/r/MensRights	26/08/15 03:22 AM
18	When rape jokes are funny I don't agree with humor policing at all. People should be able to, especially privately, enjoy whatever type of humor they want. It's a bit tactless to put this on the front page of a paper, but I personally don't care. If I'm being honest, I laughed. But it does bother me knowing that if the genders were reversed, feminists would be losing their fucking minds rather than, you know, having a laugh or recognizing that not everyone shares their sense of humor.	/r/MensRights	20/08/15 05:37 PM
32	Gender gap widens as women graduates outpace the men (63%:37%) Yeah. I get a real laugh when I hear that men are the reason more women aren't in STEM. I'm in a medical field, where there are more women than men now, but I was in science for awhile beforehand. I have to say, when I was single I would have killed for there to be more women in my science classes. Like, Patriarchy? Are you kidding me? The chance to meet like-minded individuals would have been really nice, since I despise clubbing and bars. If anything, if I was on some admissions committee I pr…	/r/MensRights	17/08/15 05:14 PM
1	Why the new Final Fantasy's all-male cast matters to MRAs, "a focus on male friendship and healthy masculinity in games is virtually nonexistent". I find this type of shit ridiculous. You know, before this article pointed it out, I had never even thought to myself consciously for a second that the cast was all male. I honestly didn't even notice. They were just 5 characters to me. As a final fantasy fan and someone that has beaten every game in the series, there have been plenty of male and female characters. Females have been the lead characters multiple times. We also have the all female cast of X-2. I see nothing wrong with an all male …	/r/MensRights	01/05/15 03:19 PM
3	Feminism: It's not about equality, its about inequality that favors women. What about women that are stronger than men? I've seen some pretty fucking strong women at the gym. Not all guys are brick powerhouses. Don't get me wrong, I believe in showing restraint in general, regardless of gender, and being the bigger person. You don't want to seriously injure the other person, but that isn't strictly a gender issue. Women can be stronger than men, women can be stronger than other women and men can be stronger than other men. Respect other people and don't attack them, un…	/r/TheRedPill	27/03/15 02:11 PM
1	The 3 Things Most People Don't Know About Muscle Eh, I got big destroying myself 3 times a week. For strength training and programming I definitely agree, high frequency with lower intensity is much more effective. For hypertrophy, total volume matters more than anything else. Annihilating yourself in one day can do more for growth than a bunch of low volume workouts over the week. People get kind of dogmatic over this because of the differences in recovery between geared and natural training so most people recommend higher frequency lower int…	/r/TheRedPill	05/02/15 12:44 AM
6	Graph of jobs from most women (Pre-K teacher, 97.7% female) to most men (Boilermaker, 99.8% male) As a Dentist, there is an interesting dynamic in the field for sure. A lot of other dentists I talk to say they probably wouldn't even hire a male hygienist. Patients expect a woman to do the cleaning and a man can throw off the office dynamic (though from observation in dental school, of the few male hygienists there were, all were gay except one). It's a pretty boring job too. Dentists are qualified to do cleanings and they can be profitable but don't bother doing them largely because it's min…	/r/TheRedPill	05/10/14 05:50 PM
1	Now we learn looks matter quite a bit Of course it matters. That's why cystic acne is pretty depressing. I had it early, doctors wasted a lot of time giving me the runaround of treatments that don't work before accutane treatment became more of the standard. When I finally got on it and got rid of it all of a sudden I was getting attention and had a girl in a few weeks.	/r/TheRedPill	17/08/14 03:54 PM
0	We Should Give Up Encouraging Girls To Do Science, Says Glasgow University Professor Dr Gijsbert Stoet I agree. And I don't think it's a bad thing. I'll expand on that; I would bet a lot of it has to do with motherhood as an evolutionary trait and the distractions provided by family and children. Most of the men that rise to the top of fields in science, mathematics etc don't have 'lives'. If they do, the women are doing all of the work. These guys dedicate their entire lives to their craft. They don't have much time for anything else. Many of them are extremely lonely. And I don't envy that. If …	/r/TheRedPill	14/07/14 01:58 PM
4	We Should Give Up Encouraging Girls To Do Science, Says Glasgow University Professor Dr Gijsbert Stoet I agree completely. But it's easier to use race and it makes the university's image look better. All you have to do is check a fucking box and a quick application review in many cases. It requires 0 effort on the universities part. Actually looking into need and SES would, on the other hand, require effort. However, I definitely feel like it's a problem; using race and not SES allows for abuse of the intention of the system. From my experience as someone who went through a professional school th…	/r/TheRedPill	14/07/14 01:31 PM
5	Man arrested for having big muscles Mike o'hearn weighs like 250 lbs at 5% body fat. He's not even remotely close to natural in any universe. He's probably running the entire gamut of steroids. Most genetic maximum calculators, based on statistics from known natural competitions, puts a maximum for that body fat % and height at around 215 lbs. Mike is 30+ lbs of muscle over what is maximally possible, not to mention he looks like that pretty much all year long. And your arms are not lean. They would shrink substantially if you cut…	/r/MensRights	26/04/13 10:42 PM