Women don't know how to use tools and fix things, survive by cooking

christiefan915 said:
Some of these dummies are looking strictly at gender rather the the desire to learn something new and master various skills. It's really satisfying to figure out how to make or fix stuff.
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You never posited a theory on why their engine failed. It should be obvious to any casual observer who knows even the basics of engine mechanics. This proves you're full of shit.
 
Right said:
You never posited a theory on why their engine failed. It should be obvious to any casual observer who knows even the basics of engine mechanics. This proves you're full of shit.
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Look nerd, you also never posted a story on why the engine failed...................because u have no clue
 
Right said:
You never posited a theory on why their engine failed. It should be obvious to any casual observer who knows even the basics of engine mechanics. This proves you're full of shit.
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I didn't read the article, stupid. I'm merely commenting on the false claims that women don't know how to use tools.
 
I'm not really sure how survival in adverse conditions has somehow become a political thing here. Our ancestors -- male and female -- obviously managed to survive extreme life conditions or we wouldn't be here, right? I'd say that those two women on the sailboat managed to survive just fine. Has anyone seen the vids of them when they were rescued? They look fit and healthy.

We humans all come with the same apparatus.... brain, body, opposable thumbs, limbs, reproductive bits. As much as American men would like to not believe it, we women are perfectly capable of using tools and fashioning tools, to get the job done. We are also perfectly capable of being super grateful to our manly cave mates for doing that for us. You boys rock!

Here's an example, from our life in the Northwoods, from today:

We have a greenhouse that me and him put together. It's encased in a large garden area inside a 6 foot fence that we also put together. We staked that bitch down way into the ground. (We live in the UP of MI close by Lake Superior.)

We've had some major gales in the last week. Three days ago people died being swept away. Today the winds took the greenhouse through the fence. I ran out and caught it and dragged it out of the branches in the woods. Together we got it to safety and dismantled the cover.

It's so damn stupid to think that only guys can do ___ and only gals can do ___. We wouldn't be here as a species if we couldn't diversify, right?
 
Covfefe said:
Show me where science says this
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certainly

“Humanity’s jaunt into monotheism, agriculturally based economies and the monopolization of power and resources by a few men was ‘unnatural’ in many ways,” Dr. Schmitt says, alluding to evidence that hunter-gatherers were relatively egalitarian. “In some ways modern progressive cultures are returning us psychologically to our hunter-gatherer roots,” he argues. “That means high sociopolitical gender equality over all, but with men and women expressing predisposed interests in different domains. Removing the stresses of traditional agricultural societies could allow men’s, and to a lesser extent women’s, more ‘natural’ personality traits to emerge.”
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^ http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/09/science/09tier.html
Perhaps the most important finding is the confirmat ion of the hypothesis (Blackburn et al.,2000) that overall segregation and the vertical dimension are inversely related. Directly contrary to popular assumptions, overall segregation is not a measure or even a useful indicator of gender inequality; the more women and men work in different occupations, the lower is the gender inequality. In fact, gender inequality is a relatively small part of segregation in most countries.
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^ https://www.sociology.cam.ac.uk/srg/workingpapers/Cambridge_Studies_in_Social_Research_No-11.pdf

(i can't access this pdf at the moment but I saved that quote from it)

Here is a video that discussed the "norway paradox" - which in part focuses on how one of the most "Gender equal" countries in the world actually has resulted in the most stratification when it comes to sex and occupation, and why that is:

 
ThatOwlWoman said:
I'm not really sure how survival in adverse conditions has somehow become a political thing here. Our ancestors -- male and female -- obviously managed to survive extreme life conditions or we wouldn't be here, right? I'd say that those two women on the sailboat managed to survive just fine. Has anyone seen the vids of them when they were rescued? They look fit and healthy.

We humans all come with the same apparatus.... brain, body, opposable thumbs, limbs, reproductive bits. As much as American men would like to not believe it, we women are perfectly capable of using tools and fashioning tools, to get the job done. We are also perfectly capable of being super grateful to our manly cave mates for doing that for us. You boys rock!

Here's an example, from our life in the Northwoods, from today:

We have a greenhouse that me and him put together. It's encased in a large garden area inside a 6 foot fence that we also put together. We staked that bitch down way into the ground. (We live in the UP of MI close by Lake Superior.)

We've had some major gales in the last week. Three days ago people died being swept away. Today the winds took the greenhouse through the fence. I ran out and caught it and dragged it out of the branches in the woods. Together we got it to safety and dismantled the cover.

It's so damn stupid to think that only guys can do ___ and only gals can do ___. We wouldn't be here as a species if we couldn't diversify, right?
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this is a chart of grip strength data for both sexes. As you can see, even from the earliest ages, men are stronger/have better grip than women do. This correlates to overall strength.

We're probably better at working a pair of pliers.
 
The Zax said:
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this is a chart of grip strength data for both sexes. As you can see, even from the earliest ages, men are stronger/have better grip than women do. This correlates to overall strength.

We're probably better at working a pair of pliers.
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And as you can see many green at age 40 are stronger than blue at age 25. How fucking hard do you need to grip pliers. Better to have people who can select the right mm crescent wrench and not over torque the nut,if you catch my meaning.if you don't, very few occupations reward exclusively brute strength.
 
Micawber said:
And as you can see many green at age 40 are stronger than blue at age 25. How fucking hard do you need to grip pliers. Better to have people who can select the right mm crescent wrench and not over torque the nut,if you catch my meaning.if you don't, very few occupations reward exclusively brute strength.
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no one denies that some women are above average. But generally speaking men are stronger than women, and are better equipped to work with tools. men are average also have better spacial reasoning, and men on average much prefer stem courses of education
 
The Zax said:
no one denies that some women are above average. But generally speaking men are stronger than women, and are better equipped to work with tools. men are average also have better spacial reasoning, and men on average much prefer stem courses of education
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So what do you want? A confession. A kneel salute?
 
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