Katy wrote:I'm not crying wounded victim; you are.
Katy wrote:arguing rape is bad for a long time is far better than accusing people (such as Aaron) of rape
Katy wrote:You can always let it drop yourself.

Shahrazad wrote:BA is not very active at the time. It's very boring to post in a dead board.

Good gracious, he even got [Sue] to call herself a man. You have to know she wouldn't have done that if not for this "woman" philosophy, so you know that is not an example of thinking for herself - so ironically, by calling herself a man, she exhibits "woman" as bad as the worst of them. What a puppy.

David Quinn wrote:Elizabeth wrote:Good gracious, he even got [Sue] to call herself a man. You have to know she wouldn't have done that if not for this "woman" philosophy, so you know that is not an example of thinking for herself - so ironically, by calling herself a man, she exhibits "woman" as bad as the worst of them. What a puppy.
It's funny, but Sue has often been mistaken for a man ever since I have known her. For example, shopkeepers would often address her as "sir", and little kids would often wonder loudly to their parents, "why is that man wearing a skirt?".
Which is the more repulsive? A woman who mindlessly apes a man and reflects everything he values? Or a woman who is genuinely mannish?
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Katy wrote:I've known many women who were mistaken for men without being masculine in thought... I really fail to see where it is one or the other of those two options... One could certainly be a woman who looks like a man and follows men's thought, or a woman who neither looks like a man nor follows men's thought.
It's funny, but Sue has often been mistaken for a man ever since I have known her. For example, shopkeepers would often address her as "sir", and little kids would often wonder loudly to their parents, "why is that man wearing a skirt?".
Which is the more repulsive? A woman who mindlessly apes a man and reflects everything he values? Or a woman who is genuinely mannish?
A woman who is constantly mistaken for a man is definitely not what most of us would consider a feminine woman. The feminine ones wear tight clothes, makeup, style their hair, high heels, etc.
Faust13 wrote:what do you think is masculine thought?
Unidian wrote:It's my view that women are essentially better suited for the majority of tasks in the world. Only those having to do with physical force, mechanical ability, or abstract reasoning are better suited to males. If artificial intelligence were invented to construct physical objects and develop advanced conceptual systems, women could do away with us entirely. Women are consistently better employees in almost any field, showing more reliability, loyalty, and personal responsibility. Men are better leaders and philosophers, but with the vast majority of people in the world being employee-types, women have a natural social advantage which they are now starting to realize in Western cultures. Women have always ruled the social world from behind the scenes. Now they are beginning to do so openly.
Unidian wrote:Men exist primarily to break stuff, make stuff, and spread the genes wherever possible. Women are designed to do the rest.
Unidian wrote:Men exist primarily to break stuff, make stuff, and spread the genes wherever possible. Women are designed to do the rest.
Diebert van Rhijn wrote:Unidian wrote:It's my view that women are essentially better suited for the majority of tasks in the world. Only those having to do with physical force, mechanical ability, or abstract reasoning are better suited to males. If artificial intelligence were invented to construct physical objects and develop advanced conceptual systems, women could do away with us entirely. Women are consistently better employees in almost any field, showing more reliability, loyalty, and personal responsibility. Men are better leaders and philosophers, but with the vast majority of people in the world being employee-types, women have a natural social advantage which they are now starting to realize in Western cultures. Women have always ruled the social world from behind the scenes. Now they are beginning to do so openly.
I agree with this overall or at least it agrees with my experiences. But it agrees as well with my view on 'femininity' which has developed quite close to that of the views found on Quinn's and Solway's websites, or Nietzsche's or Kierkegaard's for that matter.
One aspect that seems to be underdeveloped in the argument quoted above is captured by the following phrases. The first one from another paragraph of your post:Unidian wrote:Men exist primarily to break stuff, make stuff, and spread the genes wherever possible. Women are designed to do the rest.
It would be interesting to explore what exactly is meant by 'breaking' and 'making' stuff. If we'd look at this in a more psychological way one could argue that any action that requires extreme penetration, persistence or counter-establishment orientation would lay in the masculine domain. Actually following your description of the feminine, one could deduce that 'women' have a lot of reasons to control, diminish even exterminate or falsify the masculine 'upset'. A bit like the system-womb-matrix against the One... to use a pop reference.Unidian wrote:Men exist primarily to break stuff, make stuff, and spread the genes wherever possible. Women are designed to do the rest.
From a philosophical viewpoint, or perhaps a 'genius' one, this breaking stuff and making stuff, and 'spreading', conquering orientation is of primary importance to the growth of wisdom and the spreading of it.
Doing 'the rest' is not in any way wrong or unnecessary but in the context of this discussion forum (truth, wisdom, courage) it's nothing but logical and consistent to uphold masculine values and counter feminine values.
Faust13 wrote:Unidian's post was quite queer and unintelligent. "Loyalty" and "reliability" are weak and questionable Unidian. Women's social behaviour is more destructive than creative, atleast for most of women.
Katy wrote:Faust13 wrote:what do you think is masculine thought?
There are gender differences. My thesis research is surrounding story telling and gender and the essential thing is that men are more solitary while women are more likely to include the group... In addition men are likely to brag while women are likely to join eachother.
Katy wrote:Actually, quite a bit of what QRS says has some basis in truth, but they have the bad habit of gross exaggeration.
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