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Bumblebee:
You can have her talent. It's called getting a boob job and a giggling git type of personality. Calling yourself Bambi might also help you achieve her 'talent'. Oh, just don't forget the knee pads, you might find they'll come in handy as you strive to reach her level of 'talent'.jennyRater said:the lady Ive used as an avatar - her names Heather Hanson - is doing what shes proud to do, + making good money for it. I dont know if she liked science much at school or not - does it matter? if I had her talent I might be modeling too, it doesnt make me stupid or uncaring for womens rights.
You know a lot of intelligent men who want to wear braces and have a big nose or look and sound like a guy with no gonads? Hmmm.. interesting.I know a lot of very brainy guys stil wish they lookd like Tom cruise or even Justin Timber-fake
Bumblebee:
Yes. It's called little boys learning to seize that little worm between their legs to understand how it "moves, feels, interoperates, etc".Jaybee from his cast said:At the EARLIEST ages, boys sieze chances to understand how things move, feel, interoperate etc.
Your point? What? Because a little girl is not interested in your little toys she's slower? Could it be that the little girl could grow up with better communication skills, not to mention a more developed vocabulary, while the little boy grows up to be an unsociable outcast only interested in his computer with no skills about the real world whatsoever? Lets see now. A child developing better communication skills and vocabulary which will get them somewhere and another child learning how to switch on a monitor. Wow. You're right. Your nephew is that much more advanced.I'm watching the process unfold in my own family, and despite my best attempts to encourage my niece to work out the remote, or handle a set of keys, she is simply more interested in talking and being spoken to. Whereas my 2 year old nephew has already overtaken her; example, he knows how to switch my monitor on, and she doesn't.
That doesn't mean a single thing. That only shows that the top 10 pharmaceutical companies are run by peon's who also think that little boys are better because they can turn on the monitor that much earlier. Could it be that they hire a higher proportion of men because they are sexist and THINK that the woman can't do the job? Their level of skills means diddly squat, but her sex means so much more. What does that say about the scientific community I wonder? A woman is less likely to be hired by that company because she is a woman. Compare her grades to that of the male applicants, and I'd be willing to bet that she did better at university than most of the other male applicants who got the job. Buuuut she's a woman and therefore not someone people like you would want to hire. But Jaybee, that's good. You keep using you backward caveman quality of argument as a reason why women should not be hired. All it goes to prove to anyone of intelligence is that the woman would make a better scientist because she'd view each problem without the biases that currently plagues the male scientific brains in thinking that women aren't as good.At ANY of the top 10 pharmaceuticals, the new grad intake will consist overwhelmingly of MEN. The fact that there are more male scientists than females, AND that those male scientists are generally more highly skilled than female ones MEANS that men are better at the 'hard' sciences than women.