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marlon
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Moonbear said:No, that's the error in your premise. You're using examples from societies that have ALL discriminated against women. This discrimination has been rather ubiquitous among industrialized nations.
No, and please stop using the same old arguments to make your point. Many examples that i have given clearly show that this argument does no longer count.
Again, you're making completely baseless claims. 50% will agree? Oh, nice way to wiggle out of accepting the truth, "they agree with me, but won't admit it"...yep, talk about denial!
It is very easy to give answers like this while you are not able to actually make a decent point and show me some good counter examples. Again, sorry, but this does not count.
I've already pointed you to actual SOURCES that refute your claim completely, that show that women work BETTER in groups.
No you have not. I have given you specific examples in various fields that show how well all men groups behave and functions. I asked for all female counter examples but you are not able ti give them. Those are the facts and they are undisputed.
I am still waiting though.
Not only bands, dear Moonbear. As i have said already a thousand times : examples in VARIOUS fields.Though I laugh when you cite bands as good examples of teamwork. Hee.
But i suppose you will now ask what these fields were no ?
How many times did those bands break up because they couldn't work together long-term?
When did i ever say such bands lived forever ? I am only talking about the time they were a team and what they achieved AS A TEAM. Again, this is an irrelevant remark, Moonbear.
But they were indeed successfull, so why am i not surprised they were not all female.Oh, by the way, the Eurythmics is not an all female group.
Individual careers yes, but we are talking ABOUT GROUPS. So, again, you are way off.The Supremes, however, was, and unlike the Beatles, the individual members also were highly successful when they moved into independent careers.
I do know the Supremes, you know...or is this just to have another reference
Marlon, I also wonder why you dismiss academics as not part of the "professional" world? It most certainly is a profession.
I already explained that.
Ohh, that's so sad...Could it be that women's groups and teams are successful in academics, so you need to dismiss academics in order to continue tilting at your windmill?
ps : and i am sure that many of these "great all female groups" (of which YOU once said they do almost NOT exist in the professional world [1]) actually discovered something great or acquired a Nobel Prize.
[1] Read Your Own Posts Moonbear, july 2006
regards
marlon