Interesting phenomenon I've observed (trigger warning: anecdotal evidence)

yastroud · 2015-07-02T04:02:01+00:00

Gender studies, sociology, fem lit --yeah that exists--, theatre, Anthropology, humanities. You even see a few pre-med.

Men are more intelligent than women, on average. That isn't sexist, that's empirical data. And it's the especially dumb people, men and women both, who have convinced themselves of shit like "gender is a construct" and "white men are evil".

TheDialecticParadox · 2015-07-02T04:39:56+00:00

It's not so much about women in STEM fields not having the time to adopt feminism, it's that they know it's horseshit. Anyone with an understanding of human biology and an understanding of hormones, traits, and differential gender behaviours will know women have their place and so do men. Women belong in science, but the ratio is going to be skewed.

Most women are also intelligent enough to understand that feminism gives them an advantage; even if they don't believe in it. Women are better manipulators, so of course they're going to use feminism to their advantage.

redpillbanana · 2015-07-02T06:31:30+00:00

Feminism gives these women an excuse. The system has been holding them back, after all, and that's why they're not doing well.

Most feminists are like this woman who got destroyed in debate by Karen Straughn. They're used to society patting them on the back and cheering them on when they parrot feminist dogma. When they face intelligent opposition, they completely collapse.

Women who are capable, or women who are beautiful - they don't need feminism, and in fact feminism just hold them back because it lumps them in with the rest of the feminists. Imagine if Gisele Bundchen felt like she was being eye-raped whenever she strutted down the catwalk in her VS lingere.

ChairBorneMGTOW · 2015-07-02T07:50:10+00:00

STEM gender disparity explained graphically:

http://i.imgur.com/N6BgRoU.jpg

4benny2lava0 · 2015-07-02T07:24:42+00:00

Women go to college to find an educated man. (They have more expensive taste than marrying Larry the cable guy or plumber Joe) there was a section on this in "The Manipulated Man" by Esther Villar. It's a great read

I've had an ex openly tell me that she would not work if I met my goal of making 250k a year. You can bet she was fully supportive of everything I have done with regard to professional development.

If your end game is that, why push yourself until you contemplate suicide for a STEM degree when you can take something easy where you just puke up the last chapter on exam day?

Women do not want a career, they want a man with a career. They want a beta provider to buy them all the expensive clothes fancy cars and new tits after they hit the wall so they can keep cheating on you with Chad Thundercock. Either that or divorce your ass and take everything she can from what you spent your life building. If she could take your education she would probably take that too.

It's not that men are smarter, we just want the good life for ourselves and we are willing to work for it. There are women who are in fact willing to take on a changing career. My mother and sister are both engineers who did better in school than I did.

It's quite common to see educated couples where the male makes a shit ton more than the woman.

Then you see a femnazi complaining that men with the same level of education make note money.

Yeah you both have MBAs, his is in a real career, yours is in poetry. Poetry isn't building bridges or curing diseases.

radesky · 2015-07-02T09:09:23+00:00

I think it betrays a level of ignorance that this sub is so disparaging of the arts and humanities. There seems to be a consensus that these pursuits are inherently inferior to the STEM fields, which I find ironic considering so much of the discussion on here is focused on psychological and social theories.

ThrowingMyslfOutther · 2015-07-02T03:52:41+00:00

I know a total RP woman, her IQ is high 130s. (real neuropsych test, not internet IQ test, lol)

AureliusThunderkok · 2015-07-02T04:10:52+00:00

I went to law school with some intelligent but radicalized feminists. These are the real trouble makers as they have ascended to positions of power (I know quite a few who are politicians in our current ruling party). Keep in mind there are a number of societal factors/programs which create these paths for women - a smart woman can waltz right into a career if she is willing to adopt pro-fem views.

[deleted] · 2015-07-03T01:50:04+00:00

If you get deep into sociology at the core you realize it's very good science and alot of hard work goes into it. It's just nowadays most Sociologists are either feminists or Marxist's so obviously the work ethic has taken a nosedive.

ElectricGhostD · 2015-07-02T06:13:27+00:00

You just haven't been around enough STEM women. I have a Masters in STEM and can tell you simply AWALT.

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Title	Interesting phenomenon I've observed (trigger warning: anecdotal evidence)
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Date	July 2, 2015 3:48 AM UTC (11 years ago)
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