Pajeetsingh
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I look at my younger self and I'm baffled by how I used to consider most women as equal human beings. So few of them seem to actually have souls and unique personalities. Has anyone else noticed most women in a certain group are basically just carbon copies of each other? For example, when I was in college, I'd see sorority girls all the time in groups. The way they all acted, looked, and dressed, it was basically like they were all interchangeable. They all wore slutty clothing, took retarded selfies making duck lips and sticking their tongues out, enjoyed getting drunk and acting like literal children, gossiped, had hobbies of shopping, candles, makeup, and spending way too much money on dumb shit like pedicures or eyebrow waxing. They're all the exact same fucking person.
Women are just boring as shit too. They're not funny, they're not engaging. You have to watch what you say and refrain from certain topics or they'll get upset or emotional. In what world are these creatures supposed to be my equal. Most of the muslim girls I've been around who actually wear a burka or hijab pretty much have zero personality. They don't ever say anything and just try to be unnoticeable for the most part. Tbh, these sorority type girls aren't much better than the NPC muslim girls.
I really don't know why women are so god damn boring. Why don't they like building shit, inventing creative tools and gadgets. Why do they not know how to add coolant to car. Stay at home moms are kinda pathetic to me. Like, you have one life, and you're not going to try and change the world or leave an impact on it? Don't get me wrong. I want a family some day, but I also want to accomplish things and be successful. This is probably why there are so few female leaders, explorers, inventors, conquerers, etc. Women seem to lack drive. I know not every single woman is like this but holy shit there's way too many.
This post made me ponder on this hypothesis that I heard about a while back : Greater male variability hypothesis
This hypothesis states that men display greater variability in traits than women. For example, according to these studies:
This study was done in mainland china with 627 Chinese adolescent boys (n = 332) and girls (n = 295), and concluded with:"Males are more variable on most measures of quantitative and visuospatial ability, which necessarily results in more males at both high- and low-ability extremes"
(https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0191886913003036)"supported the hypothesis that boys have greater variability than girls in creativity test performance”
A 2016 study by Baye and Monseur found that on average, boys showed 14% greater variance than girls in science, reading, and math test scores and concluded with:
(https://doi.org/10.1186/s40536-015-0015-x)"the 'greater male variability hypothesis' is confirmed."
Another example is how variable the distribution of IQ among men vs women is
Notice how women are mostly converge in the 95-105 range ,with practically zero representation in both extremes of the range,while men have equal distribution in both 60 and 140 iq levels and converge in the middle.
According to this study , general intelligence is more biologically variable in males than in females. (https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1745-6924.2008.00096.x)
My thoughts on there are so many differences between men but very few between women is because men have always had greater evolutionary pressure on them. As foids wouldn't just fuck every man they can lay their hands on,like men do. Men had to be have more variable characteristics in order to succeed.
This thought of mine is backed by following study (this paper by Theodore P. Hill, Sergei Tabachnikov was retracted twice because it offended foids and exposed their hypergamous nature)
Which states:
Basically due to foid's extremely high standards throughout history and them outbreeding unattractive men led to greater male variability."the theory says that if one sex is relatively selective, then more variable subpopulations of the opposite sex will tend to prevail over those with lesser variability; and conversely, if one sex is relatively non-selective, then less variable subpopulations of the opposite sex will tend to prevail over those with greater variability." " for example, and if our female ancestors were generally selective (pF < 0.5) or male ancestors were generally non-selective (pM > 0.5), or both, this would have led to relatively greater male variability, i.e., the VH(variability hypothesis). "
Humans have been hunter-gatherers for all but 600 of their 10,000-generation history [15], and if during much of that time males were relatively non-selective or females were selective, the selectivity theory could help explain any perceived evidence of VH in humans today. Why might one gender have been more selective than another? A “basic cross-species pattern is that the sex with the slower potential rate of reproduction (typically females, because of gestation time) invests more in parenting, [and] is selective in mate choices” and the “sex with the faster potential rate of reproduction (typically males) invests less in parenting, [and] is less selective in mate choices” [6, p. 175]. The bottom line is simply that in our model a sex that has experienced relatively intense vetting by the opposite sex will have tended toward greater variability, and a sex that has experienced relatively little vetting by the opposite sex will have tended toward lesser variability, independent of the means or variances of the other sex.
Since no such selective pressures were applied to women, they were essentially guaranteed to breed the day they were born, that's why foids have zero distinguishing characters or traits, that's why they all feel like carbon copies of one another.
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