Good points & bad points
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In 2030, the majority of eligible women will not marry...
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Is there anything funnier than three men talking about how they all know about women?
I was only joking
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Is there anything funnier than three men talking about how they all know about women?
@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Is there anything funnier than three men talking about how they all know about what women?
Four men doing it?
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Also, WTF is it with that guy's hat?
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Is there anything funnier than three men talking about how they all know about women?
@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Is there anything funnier than three men talking about how they all know about what women?
Well, at least we brought some mirth into your morning...
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Morgan Stanley’s “Rise of the SHEconomy” report from 2019 cited in the video:
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Some of the comments in the YouTube feed are a bit depressing.
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Here's one:
"I was the guy treated like dogshit by everyone including women for liking anime and thinking Japan was cool, well needless to say I’m 26 and will be retiring by the time I’m 31 from smart investing and focusing on my career as opposed to fucking around like most people my age."
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Here's one:
"I was the guy treated like dogshit by everyone including women for liking anime and thinking Japan was cool, well needless to say I’m 26 and will be retiring by the time I’m 31 from smart investing and focusing on my career as opposed to fucking around like most people my age."
@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Here's one:
"I was the guy treated like dogshit by everyone including women for liking anime and thinking Japan was cool, well needless to say I’m 26 and will be retiring by the time I’m 31 from smart investing and focusing on my career as opposed to fucking around like most people my age."
I didn't know Aqua was retiring. Good for him!
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Another one:
"Mulan is an excellent example of the continued predictive programming of creating masculine women. They’ve been psychologically hypnotizing in programming society for so long people think what we are experiencing as actual reality when it is in fact a script"
It's hard to imagine why this guy never gets laid.
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Another one:
"Mulan is an excellent example of the continued predictive programming of creating masculine women. They’ve been psychologically hypnotizing in programming society for so long people think what we are experiencing as actual reality when it is in fact a script"
It's hard to imagine why this guy never gets laid.
@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Another one:
"Mulan is an excellent example of the continued predictive programming of creating masculine women. They’ve been psychologically hypnotizing in programming society for so long people think what we are experiencing as actual reality when it is in fact a script"
It's hard to imagine why this guy never gets laid.
That's not all that was said about Mulan. The major point made about Mulan, was that it was highly successful because the female lead character went through a classic developmental journey, as most male characters do. Unlike the character Rey in the Star Wars movies, who somehow was born with every skillset imaginable.
His point is that the generations of writers who wrote Mulan and the last Star Wars trilogy were raised with a different societal view.
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Another one:
"Mulan is an excellent example of the continued predictive programming of creating masculine women. They’ve been psychologically hypnotizing in programming society for so long people think what we are experiencing as actual reality when it is in fact a script"
It's hard to imagine why this guy never gets laid.
That's not all that was said about Mulan. The major point made about Mulan, was that it was highly successful because the female lead character went through a classic developmental journey, as most male characters do. Unlike the character Rey in the Star Wars movies, who somehow was born with every skillset imaginable.
His point is that the generations of writers who wrote Mulan and the last Star Wars trilogy were raised with a different societal view.
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@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Another one:
"Mulan is an excellent example of the continued predictive programming of creating masculine women. They’ve been psychologically hypnotizing in programming society for so long people think what we are experiencing as actual reality when it is in fact a script"
It's hard to imagine why this guy never gets laid.
That's not all that was said about Mulan. The major point made about Mulan, was that it was highly successful because the female lead character went through a classic developmental journey, as most male characters do. Unlike the character Rey in the Star Wars movies, who somehow was born with every skillset imaginable.
His point is that the generations of writers who wrote Mulan and the last Star Wars trilogy were raised with a different societal view.
@jolly said in Good points & bad points:
Unlike the character Rey in the Star Wars movies, who somehow was born with every skillset imaginable.
I thought it was because she had good genes
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@doctor-phibes said in Good points & bad points:
Another one:
"Mulan is an excellent example of the continued predictive programming of creating masculine women. They’ve been psychologically hypnotizing in programming society for so long people think what we are experiencing as actual reality when it is in fact a script"
It's hard to imagine why this guy never gets laid.
That's not all that was said about Mulan. The major point made about Mulan, was that it was highly successful because the female lead character went through a classic developmental journey, as most male characters do. Unlike the character Rey in the Star Wars movies, who somehow was born with every skillset imaginable.
His point is that the generations of writers who wrote Mulan and the last Star Wars trilogy were raised with a different societal view.
@jolly said in Good points & bad points:
The major point made about Mulan, was that it was highly successful ...
As pop culture goes, I wouldn't say Mulan (from the Disney franchise) is "successful," certainly a lot less success than other "Disney princesses."
His point is that the generations of writers who wrote Mulan and the last Star Wars trilogy were raised with a different societal view.
Is the author not aware that Mulan is based on a classical character drawn from Chinese theatrical traditions going back over one and a half millennia, while the Star Wars stuff is practically a modern invention with maybe only half a century of history?
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@jolly said in Good points & bad points:
The major point made about Mulan, was that it was highly successful ...
As pop culture goes, I wouldn't say Mulan (from the Disney franchise) is "successful," certainly a lot less success than other "Disney princesses."
His point is that the generations of writers who wrote Mulan and the last Star Wars trilogy were raised with a different societal view.
Is the author not aware that Mulan is based on a classical character drawn from Chinese theatrical traditions going back over one and a half millennia, while the Star Wars stuff is practically a modern invention with maybe only half a century of history?
@axtremus said in Good points & bad points:
the Star Wars stuff is practically a modern invention with maybe only half a century of history?
It's cringey when you pretend a voice of authority over shit you know nothing about. Star Wars is about the oldest story the West has to offer.
Please love yourself.
