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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	TwoX has their daily circlejerk about how medicine is misogynist. Motherfucking CARDIOLOGIST shows up to disprove them - gets downvoted and called a shitlord. A woman who comes in with "belly pain" is getting an ECG in my emergency room and in every hospital I've ever worked at. We don't say "hmm she doesn't have a textbook description, therefore she doesn't have a heart attack", we go by objective data. Can confirm. I've been tested for a heart attack twice, once when I had IBS, once when I had gall stones.	/r/TheRedPill	15/08/16 01:08 PM
0	Life Without LTR's I have not once in my whole entire life made a major life decision for a girl. At first, I misread this as never told a girl what to do with her life when she asked for advice. Another advantage of not being in a long-term relationship. It might make you feel dominant to decide for her, but it's a trap. If she fails, she'll blame you forever.	/r/TheRedPill	01/03/16 04:45 PM
3	'Girls in tech' competition won by boy I wonder how women will cope with 'software eating the world'. At the moment, automation is mostly replacing hard work, and putting blue-collar men out of a job. But as more and more service jobs are replaced by robots, the only decent jobs left will be for managers and software engineers who are both creative and highly intelligent. I don't expect women to do well in such an environment.	/r/TheRedPill	27/02/16 10:23 PM
1	Guy Turns 6 Figure Down Job at Google for Girlfriend, She Dumps Him Anyway Working for Google looks good on your resume and you're working with the smartest people in tech, but the downside is that you're likely to be overqualified for the work you do. If you stay too long, you could get stuck in a comfortable cocoon. As an external vendor, Google used to be my best paying client, but I learned more from working for Oracle and Microsoft.	/r/TheRedPill	27/11/15 04:31 PM
0	Women only reproduce with the top X% of men: it's an OLD rule A 17:1 ratio doesn't mean that 16 out of 17 men didn't procreate at all. It means that 17 times more women than men created a line of same-sex descendants that survived until today. If you were poor and only had a few kids that survived to adulthood, chances of your descendants surviving were lower than for the king who had a thousand women.	/r/TheRedPill	21/03/15 09:08 PM

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