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I was just reading one of Rollos best posts, which I highly recommend, about the female menstrual cycle and how it can be exploited. I say best because I have seen a girl I work with go thru her cycle several times. Its fascinating, and I may have figured out another one. This is a potentially very valuable skill if you can develop it, so you can screen out who doesnt want to be fertilized.

In any case, a commenter recommended a Norwegian documentary series about social differences. Are they innate or cultural?* He mentioned how a Scottish professor in the documentary talked about hypergamy in one of the episodes. It turned out I watched the wrong one, but it was still very informative. The host spoke to Norwegian "scientists" who try to defy their genders, and they both denied that gender differences were innate beyond physical appearance. He then went to American and English/Scottish scientists, who said they had evidence not only at the 9th month after birth, but the first day after, that males and females already have preferences. At one day, its difficult to claim that it is societal influence.

The host then returns to the Norwegian "scientists" and asks them about the studies. They cannot produce a coherent sentence and struggle to even say simply "those studies suck and dont prove anything". They also accuse the others of forcing their views on the studies and seeing what they want to see. Pot, kettle, black.

One interesting thing also noted by one of the scientists was that in countries where people are free to choose whatever field they want, they choose that which their genetics and biology prefer. In countries where people desperately need money so they dont starve, they prefer any job that is good. Hence, poor countries have more gender job equality than rich countries with forced, institutionalized legal equality.

Here is the one I watched:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiJVJ5QRRUE

Here is the one I think the commenter recommended:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LJ6lybu634

I suspect its worth watching all of the episodes.

*I would also like to recommend the book The 10,000 Year Explosion while Im here, which mentions dozens of examples of how cultural differences are likely genetic and evolved.

Post: #2

Pretty sure this is a dupe from a while back.

Post: #3

Yeah - dupe, but it is not bad for an update, though the other threads were mentioning all points too - not being overly popular though.

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People posted it several times.

Funny also that the Comedian was so highly popular with his show that the Norwegian government had do defund all gender study financing - 56 mio. Euros - or 72 mio. $ was cut after the documentary was aired.

The Nordic Gender Institute had to close down.

All we need now is to have one of the most famous Comedians replicate the thing in each country and people may start getting interested in crap like that - especially when they find out that they are funding it in the US and all EU countries with big money and their children are getting the full brunt of the indoctrination at an early age.

http://ncfm.org/2013/03/news/feminism-ne...-survives/

Post: #4

(09-06-2014 02:59 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  Funny also that the Comedian was so highly popular with his show that the Norwegian government had do defund all gender study financing - 56 mio. Euros - or 72 mio. $ was cut after the documentary was aired.

The Nordic Gender Institute had to close down.

All we need now is to have one of the most famous Comedians replicate the thing in each country and people may start getting interested in crap like that - especially when they find out that they are funding it in the US and all EU countries with big money and their children are getting the full brunt of the indoctrination at an early age.

http://ncfm.org/2013/03/news/feminism-ne...-survives/

Yes, but the documentary only had this effect because the people in the government were relatively reasonable, just misinformed. In a government populated with parasites and fanatics like that of USA or most EU countries, I doubt a documentary would have such an effect. These people are already too entrenched.

Post: #5

Dang I never even thought it would have been posted already

(09-06-2014 05:40 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  Yes, but the documentary only had this effect because the people in the government were relatively reasonable, just misinformed. In a government populated with parasites and fanatics like that of USA or most EU countries, I doubt a documentary would have such an effect. These people are already too entrenched.

Maybe in a country so free and beyond the curve, such documentaries dont get shouted down, as they would here. They are the underdog in Scandinavia, here they wouldnt be seen that way.

Post: #6

"Genderbender" is an excellent word. I'll be sure to find a norwegian word for it when I'm talking about it.

This show was very popular in Norway. Made for some great discussions the day after.

That comedian is more of a scientist than some of the "scientists" he interviews.

I think some of them have chosen a line of study, and a stance toward it, that their mind is already made up. They will lose their funding if they suddenly start going in another direction. That is because they work in small departments in small universities. They get scared of suddenly going up stream.

Anyone care to correct me, or has another view of it?