It’s always a risk in allowing for greater variability, and there will at least appear to be much more failure than success. Fortunately, evolution no longer needs to be a matter of life and death. — Possibility
highly adaptable mind, at least. — Possibility
predictability and boredom. — Tom Storm
You're born in the wrong era, my friend. — Hillary
I'm not sure it's a depression then. — Hillary
Being in a manic up can only lead to falling down. But the height feels great! — Hillary
You must have liked the flames rising to the nose of Joan of Arc... — Hillary
But do you actually like being depressed? — Hillary
How can you? — Hillary
think you are saying something important when you speak of not getting someone else's point of view. Being sensitive to other points of view might be very important to getting out of oneself and seeing the bigger picture? — Athena
moderation — Athena
is too serious. — Hillary
who like fires more often than women — Hillary
take your depression seriously is kindof disturbing. — Hillary
Man, to not get the joke is a serious problem! When we can no longer laugh at ourselves, we are in deep trouble, and for this reason, I wonder why we hold some philosophers on pedestals. They were seriously troubled men and can take us further into Hades instead of out of it. Comedians are often people who had terrible lives and they learned to use humor to cope with that. Some of them learned to teach us by using humor to make a point. The Greeks had both tragedies and comedies and I think this advanced their intelligence. — Athena
I enjoy this destiny and use it to better my life and keep myself away from stupid things. — FlorenceKaia
I think you are a marvellous individual. — FlorenceKaia
Tears of Joy (Never, unfortunately, experienced that!). — Agent Smith
In the good ol' days of yore known as damnatio memoriae! Nothing to see here, move along, move along! — Agent Smith
Thank you. Can you elaborate on what you mean by "the momentum it had in the opposite direction" and I don't understand the word "derogate" in this context. — MmeGazelle
Are 'underlying position' and 'belief' not synonymous? — MmeGazelle
If you have a negative opinion of women won't you seek evidence to support this belief? — MmeGazelle
I wonder how free your thought can be if this is your underlying position — MmeGazelle
it is even in favour of women (imo, not) — MmeGazelle
your arguments remind me of those of the ‘incel’ movement. — MmeGazelle
Perhaps women enjoy more power and freedoms — MmeGazelle
We are much closer to equality now — MmeGazelle
Not name calling but your arguments remind me of those of the ‘incel’ movement. — MmeGazelle
Perhaps women enjoy more power and freedoms — MmeGazelle
We are much closer to equality now — MmeGazelle
Not name calling but your arguments remind me of those of the ‘incel’ movement. — MmeGazelle
since both are needed to reproduce a new life. — Alkis Piskas
Anyone, including women ‘deserve’ the same right to survival as anyone else in society. — MmeGazelle
Can you give an example demonstrating where woman have more rights than men? — Philosophim
Can you elaborate on in what way women have more rights (legally) in Spain? — MmeGazelle
And I have no idea why you think there hasn’t been ‘real opposition’ to women gaining equal, or ‘more’ rights. — MmeGazelle
"enslaved" by their husbands — javi2541997
Now in a group of an species with 7 billion+ members, your argument on biological importance(procreation) is just silly at best.
Bill Burr comedy routine on wage inequality has far more sound foundations than that premise....
First of all your claim alone assumes that women can only bear one child at a time. Have you ever heard about twins triplets etc etc?
What about those women who decide not to have children? Do we need to discriminate those women differently?....I mean you argument has too many holes to be philosophical...not to mention ethical. — Nickolasgaspar
What do I omit? — Hillary
I genuinely love to debate, I believe it's one of the most delicious things on earth (after sex) but I will not debate something that has been so well argued. So I will not reply again about it. — ithinkthereforeidontgiveaf
A man can have 365 babies per year? With 365 women? He can impregnate all woman in the world in two months! — Hillary
I was going to say the same thing -- their wives wouldn't let them. — Moses
How so? The gentlemen produce the sperm. Just as necessary, if you don't mind me saying. Without sperm, no egg can be awakened. — Hillary
Reason being that a woman can have 1 child in a year, while a man can have more than 1. — ithinkthereforeidontgiveaf
other females may already be conceived by other males — SpaceDweller
What is the most coherent way to conclude this? — ithinkthereforeidontgiveaf
male is supposed to protect female during that 9 months period. — SpaceDweller
your point is — SpaceDweller
Wouldn't it be revelant to your logically coherent conclusion that individuals in the way you describe them are not acting rationally? — Tzeentch
Mass suicide. — L'éléphant
Should individuals live "at war" with each other in pursuit of a goal that they hold no stake in nor any influence over? — Tzeentch
What does feminism stands for? How worthy is it? — javi2541997
politicians use this complot to reach votes. — javi2541997
it is a topic that in the future would lose some credibility among the society — javi2541997