Originally posted by Surtur
Lol except again: I posted it in the context of being surprised people didn't get upset over it. I never claimed it proved anything.Did you want to try again? Feel free to have another shot. Because you're proving my point by getting triggered.
You do realize that just because the paged flipped, your posts did not disappear, right?
Originally posted by Surtur[QUOTE=16288963]Originally posted by Robtard
Originally posted by Surtur[QUOTE=16288954]Originally posted by Robtard
Okay, aside from being a somewhat cool and fascinating read, what exactly should people be #triggered over concerning that males and females are indeed neurologically different? Can you address that?I thought it was obvious, the transgender issue. They fight against any science of this sort.
They do? Because that article kind of supports that people can be born with one type of body and have a non-matching (at least in societies terms) brain/mind. eg Male body with a mind composed of female neurological tendencies and aspects.[/QUOTE]
Lol wait, did you just say it supports transgenderism? [/QUOTE]
Originally posted by Surtur[QUOTE=16288968]Originally posted by Robtard
Well anyhow, not sure what was supposed to trigger people in that article. Decent read overall though. So thanks I guess.
They get triggered at stuff like that. The other article is from Slate and the title says it all. They seem to want to deny science when it conflicts with their feelings.
I realize it's not even rational for them to get upset over this, but some do. [/QUOTE]
To summarize: you read an article, and thought it contradicts something it does not; and because of this, you thought people would be triggered by it, so you posted it.
The problem for you, is that it does not prove what you think it does. Hence, why no one was triggered by it, and why you look like a fool for thinking they would be.
Would you like a redo?