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| 2 | Petition to remove Amber Heard after she admits to abusing Johnny DeppWhich only slightly lower than what we learned in Journalism school: Write at 5th grade level. The average person isn't nearly as smart as we imagine. | /r/PussyPassDenied | 06/11/20 10:52 PM |
| 2 | The Google Memo: Four Scientists Respond | Scientists with actual research experience in sex differences agree the memo is scientifically accurate; Feminists & SJWs are wildly wrong, yet againI'm just paraphrasing the argument as I understood it from the article. I do think people argue there is no difference in service/product provided in non-manual labor jobs between men and women. Which comes back to Miller's point. When talking about why a company should or shouldn't value diversity, he says if you believe sexes and races are the same then, as he puts it: The only reasons to value diversity would be at the levels of legal compliance with government regulations, public relations v… | /r/MensRights | 08/08/17 06:29 PM |
| 4 | The Google Memo: Four Scientists Respond | Scientists with actual research experience in sex differences agree the memo is scientifically accurate; Feminists & SJWs are wildly wrong, yet againThen you don't agree with at least one point in the article which is there are biological differences in gender. Let's use your definition of gender referring to aspects of your personality. The article notes (and research supports) personality traits being different among the sexes. It argues a distribution (and the memo author specifically says not to look at just the averages) but there are definitely some traits more common to each gender regardless of culture or place of birth. So gender is… | /r/MensRights | 08/08/17 03:06 PM |
| 54 | The Google Memo: Four Scientists Respond | Scientists with actual research experience in sex differences agree the memo is scientifically accurate; Feminists & SJWs are wildly wrong, yet againIf you read the article, Geoffrey Miller explains people arguing in favor of diversity in the workplace make two common but opposed arguments. They say the genders are equal so "logically" there's no reason for more of one group (men) in certain jobs (tech) other than systemic oppression (sometimes called the patriarchy). They also argue diversity is an asset because it brings balance and different views and abilities so should be encouraged. But if they're truly equal there should be no differe… | /r/MensRights | 08/08/17 02:38 PM |
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