"We know that girls who strongly adhere to female gender stereotypes feel like they can't do some things," Coyne said. "They're not as confident that they can do well in math and science."
What a pity we ever let 'em vote.
Its frustrating as heck how we can almost scientifically show that free will isn't a thing, how we can easily demonstrate how neurotransmitters can easily alter behavior and personality, and how certain personalities are better for certain careers.What a pathetic statement to post in the age of quantum computers. Quantum nanotubes were found in neurons years ago. Deal with it
Its frustrating as heck how we can almost scientifically show that free will isn't a thing, how we can easily demonstrate how neurotransmitters can easily alter behavior and personality, and how certain personalities are better for certain careers.What a pathetic statement to post in the age of quantum computers. Quantum nanotubes were found in neurons years ago. Deal with it
Determinism is an emergent behavior of quantum mechanics, so your understanding is bass ackwards. There is no true randomness except the number phi, which creates a recursive singularity from which free will emerges. Twin studies beg the question. If they choose conformity they are stereotypical twins. In the other case they are mirror twins. Conformity proves nothing but the will to conform. Moreover twins still have free will, despite correlation]What a pathetic statement to post in the age of quantum computers. Quantum nanotubes were found in neurons years ago. Deal with it
If you can demonstrate conscious control over creation of quantum particles, please start by creating endless fishes and bread. Otherwise, randomness doesn't negate determinism by allowing free will, it just creates some randomness(low levels, given we do twin studies and find almost identical decisions).
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Jun 20, 2016But Disney is still a business, they will do what sells. But in the end, Disney has done more to empower women than any other media company.
I do agree that we should focus more on commenting little girls on their achievements and less on their appearance. Its just so easy to tell a little girl that she is pretty, then it to say that she is strong or friendly.
Sometimes people confuse me, because my daughter is tall and heavy but not fat, and people say "you dont want her to be big do you" and Im thinking "Well how will you have big men if there weren't big women as well." Being petite really means she is less capable, and I dont care about typical female roles enough to downplay my offspring, LOL.