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[–] [deleted] • 7 pts

The bitch in my stem thesis group couldn't even spell

and she was in no way attractive either

[–] • 6 pts

That's the great thing about this comic, and the edit. There are so many little things that it picks at.

Obviously the situation where a bunch of men are stumped by a problem and a bimbo just walks by and effortlessly solves it has never happened. But it's also how they portray all women, especially themselves, as a hyper idealized version. Nice features, thin, etc. Reality is they're all fat, ugly and so stupid they can't even get the operators in a fictional math formula right.

The fact that she barges in unasked, fucks up months of work and walks away being smug, perfectly sums up how we see these idiots.

And of course there are so many simps who tolerate this shit for a whiff of cunny.

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Advertise artificial vaginas. It will supress the simp problem.

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Artificial vaginas gonna bring society closer to human cloning like in Brave New World, because demographics will plummet

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Simps and Incel are not after sex, even if they claim so.

Because incels exist in countries with legalized prostitution. And prostitutes are cheaper than e-whores. And fleshlights exist for a while now.

[–] • 4 pts

Holy fcking shit, i was at the Dentist last month, the white female 'dental technician' who was assisting and entering remarks and positions of teeth etc that needed extracting into the computer, had to stop us and ask the male dentist how to fcking spell the procedure he was dictating for her to enter into the computer. He stopped and ask her to move out of the way and entered it himself - kek. I think he had enough of her shit all week - it was a friday. I'm almost said "what the fck bitch" but i had a mouth full of dental equipment, lol.

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Yeah they think there aren't women in stem. If majority of them weren't being propped up by "sympathetic" professors or thirsty nerds, we'd have way fewer of them

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And for the women who are in STEM due to their own merits (which are a minority), it's fucking insulting that these know-nothing clowns get put there just due to having a vagina. It also makes others think the competent ones are there for the same reason.

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Absolutely.

We all know there are diversity hires now. Is this bitch one of them??

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I will say there was one woman that was doing really well. The rest were either propped up by professors or in way over their heads.

[–] • 3 pts

Sure, I had some brainy bitches too.

The problem is when you assume women have as much ability as men in the field

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I dont know what they are doing with math and science departments now. But ten or fifteen years ago 80% of your grade was math tests. 20% attendence and homework. The prof didn’t even know who was a female most of the time because the class was full of foreigners and who even knows whether Darvishamoninan is a guy or girl when you’re grading papers. So how is one propped up? Lots of people hit a wall and wash out at a certain level of difficulty. A lot of those were women. I never saw anyone complain of sexism, but then again a decade ago might as well have been 100 years ago.

[–] [deleted] • 4 pts

Lol this is so fucking true. Soft science degree here (sociology), yeah, yeah I know, but I really wanted to help people, blah blah blah. Went to a 70% female majority uni. Every single fucking group project guess who had to take charge of the project? Dumb cunts would just fwd me shit completely unrelated to the topic assigned. Presenting material to the class means "We get anxiety public speaking can you do it iloathegingers?" Easy enough A, but it tortures me that there are people that got credits for doing nothing and are now probably working in the field. I can't even imagine how the STEM guys feel.

Disclaimer: sociology isn't all that bad, it was my red pill moment. Once you get through the first year of "mindfulness" BS you get into the the real shit and you have to be willfully retarded to ignore the problems that brought us all to where we are at.

Anyway, decided I absolutely hated the field after my first 4 mo. internship, picked up a machining apprenticeship after getting my degree and never looked back.

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I took a language learning class specifically to fill a non-stem requirement slot to avoid psychology because I knew it was infested with feminists and jews. My dumbass chose Japanese however because I liked my time spent there. Turns out Japanese is kinda hard for English speakers to learn. Still earned that A, even with most of the class failing lol.

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You're a damn masochist for learning Japanese - partly because of the difficulty level for English speakers, but also because of the absolute fucking cesspool which are the vast majority of Japanese language learners (which would have been just as bad to deal with as the feminists and jews). That's why there's such a high fail rate - because you get insufferable faggots who wax lyrical about how they're "otaku" (which is an insulting word to call oneself in Japanese anyway) or anime they've watched with English subtitles and they think they're "almost fluent".

Learning a foreign language to a high level is probably one of the hardest things you can do.

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the absolute fucking cesspool which are the vast majority of Japanese language learners

Oh god, I'm well-versed in that. Looking for language learning resources after the class I took really opened my eyes to that shit. That and just how many jews/feminists are in language learning in general, usually not even knowing more than a sentence or two. You know the usual identity bullshit, only now it's pushed into language learning!

Most of the really bad weebs dropped out in the first week (44% drop rate!) once they realized how hard it was. Another ~60% failed along the way and just stopped showing up. It was a very small class by graduation time lol.

I think the hardest thing for them were the extra class times where we had to talk face-to-face in Japanese. I had a blast, but as the quiet ones dropped out one by one we had to combine a couple of the groups to keep it going. Then it got noisier and more fun as we were left with the people who were actually trying to learn instead of having delusions.

Prof was this really old nice Japanese lady though, and you could tell what bullshit meddling the fags in the language dept were pushing on her. The final was having a full conversation with her. That was frightening and hilarious at the same time. Something about learning a language brings up all sorts of goofy saying and fun stuff.

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Then I went STEM was fine. I was in business school, which was about 20% female and had been for years. So If they were dragging a group down it was just chalked up to "there's always someone." My takeaway was how big of a waste of time college was. I was working part time as an accountant and learned 10x more day a week than 5 days in uni.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

I do appreciate going to a Liberal Art school and still do think that STEM fields should include that as a core curriculum. Most STEM people I know are completely ignorant of what is going on in our society right now. They remember hearing about Plato, Kant, Hobbes, etc., but can't quite put their finger on the main issues in our current society that you and I are aware of. My few engineer friends are/were pro masks and vaccines. They're rational people, but I think they're so wrapped/autistic in their respective fields that they miss the forest for the trees, your know? It's like that David Foster Wallace analogy where one fish meets another one and says "the water is nice today" and the other fish asks "what is water?".

Our eduction system is definitely fucked to accommodate the lowest common denominator and unfortunately it's our women and niggers. I do think that a college degree should produce something better than an accountant or a machinist. While we should strive for more we now strive for less? Just my musings.

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That cannot happen until we take over education once again. Until then we have to start our own online coursework and offer it to our people.

I have been working on something along these lines, when you write down the curriculum it's not that much. It's entirely digestible, it's a small set of skills that you learn once and practice all your life.

The upside of all of the chaos out there is that by our enemies occupying our schools, politics and law, they have 100% isolated our people out of options so our efforts won't be competing with as many distractions as we would have otherwise seen.

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How does one "help people" with a sociology degree? I can't think of a legitimate reason to have that degree.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt (edited )

Most counseling fields require a human sciences related degree, odd that you can't put the two together.

Edit: psychology is a study of an individual behaviour, whereas sociology is a study of a group behaviour and since humans tend to live in groups they generally tend to exhibit behaviour reflective of the group they live in.

TLDR: Individuals act different when they're a part of a group, see: group psychosis.

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I would have thought that was doing psychology, not sociology.

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I started a thread a few days ago about how anticommunists, supposedly necessarily invested in defending and advancing class interests, cant even grasp Class as a concept. There were like 4 replies, all retards who just goodgoy trigger vented at the word communist.

If they studied sociology they would not be such retards about it and it is the key to addressing problems in society.

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I always found sociology boring as batshit, but then again, I find the humanities in general boring as batshit.

[–] • 2 pts

I've seen this a dozen times and the fact that someone probably made the top panels without intentionally being ironic blows me away more than anything in the edit.

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I thought she would have written it in sharpie too.

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I have corrected men’s board work and I was in fact correct.

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pics or it didnt happen

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Oh whatever you say honey.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Tits or GTFO.

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[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

It's obviously not impossible for a woman to correct a group of men.

But I'm curious, did you correct their board just by taking a quick glance as you walked by? And you were not part of their group or class? And the men were adults working professionally? And we're not talking about a simple mistake like a grammatical error?

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No Im not Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting. I have to look at math equations for a couple of minutes before I can solve it.

I assumed we were talking about correcting in the context of say a college level advanced math course, not an English course. Are guys in their early twenties men? I took a lot of math heavy courses

Do you want to know if Ive corrected the math of older men in a professional context like engineers or coders? I have.

If I had to count the number of times I corrected men’s math ever it would be quite high because Im better at math than most men and it was part of my job.

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Is MJ a genius now?