BoxerJoe
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Only if that would be the swaying factor for women to pick the man in the scenario.Does the 90 year old man have a Viagra prescription?
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Only if that would be the swaying factor for women to pick the man in the scenario.Does the 90 year old man have a Viagra prescription?
I understand the women's choice, a bear would be my choice as well.If you haven't seen this one lately, then congrats, you have a fulfilling life and don't waste any time on the internet. Because it's everywhere. Someone posted it in the "bear attack" thread, but it didn't get much traction there, so here we go.
The hypothetical was posed "Would you rather be alone in the woods with a bear or alone in the woods with a man (who is a random stranger)."
One point of note here is that women choose bear in overwhelming large numbers.
A second point of note is any man who says why it would be foolish to choose bear is widely labeled a predatory incel. "You're the reason we all choose bear" and so forth.
I don't think either choice is necessarily more foolish than the other. Clearly women deal with a lot more danger from a man that most men would, both in terms of physical harm and emotional trauma. And who am I to say that someone is foolish for preferring a medium likelihood of being violently mauled to a medium likelihood of being harassed or made to feel uncomfortable (plus a better than zero chance of being killed).
But what I find more fascinating than the hypothetical itself is just how well it incapsulates the internet as a whole. Women in large numbers taking an absurd position just to show us men that they see us as the real threat. Then men in large numbers getting all butthurt because how dare you think I'm more dangerous than a bear! Then all the incel name calling because how dare you point out the logical flaws to my largely symbolic response.
Anyway, all that being said, man is the correct answer and anything else isn't taking certain factors into consideration.
It's not.But this is "would you take a 90% chance of death by firing squad or a 10% chance of death by injection administered by a man?" and the answers are coming back "if a man's doing the injection, then give me the firing squad."
I don't find it hard to reconcile, because I get what the question is trying to reflect. You are just fixated on an actual, literal situation of man vs bear.Hard for men to reconcile answers like that. Which all goes back to the OP and the construct I find most fascinating about this whole exercise is how people are reacting to the answers.
I rest my case.Bamming the absurdity up to 11 when the absurd construction of the hypothetical is already a significant part of the problem isn't going to help anyone.
Getting stuck on 11 does nothing for your case.I rest my case.
There are a couple female accts I follow as they give some perspective. This is one. She doesn't roast or make fun of so much as point out the logic fails as she sees em
This analysis is spot on, and also misses the point of the last 8 pages of discussion.Never heard of this before (one of the rare ones I guess) but I'd prefer the man. I know man better than bear. I know I'm man's friend straight away by default, the way I see life. Bear, not quite sure of his feelings, maybe he's hungry. Man is easier to read and I have confidence physically against a man more so than bear.
That is because it's rational, and the last 8 pages haven't been very rational lol.This analysis is spot on, and also misses the point of the last 8 pages of discussion.
Looking for rationality also misses the point of the last 8 pages, but not in the way you thinkThat is because it's rational, and the last 8 pages haven't been very rational lol.