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>Haha wow I can't believe the negativity in these comments. To be fair, the article's presentation rather invites them. It's basically presented as "Look what
by ChiliDogSwirl 10y ago
>Haha wow I can't believe the negativity in these comments.
To be fair, the article's presentation rather invites them. It's basically presented as "Look what these Indian women accomlished for 10X less money than your male-dominated American groups spent." It's put Americans and males on the defensive, so naturally they will defend...
- ajamesm 10y agoThere's no reason American men can't see this project as a success and an inspiration, instead of some kind of indictment on their gender or whatever.
- kodfodrasz 10y agoThe parent comment did not blame the project, but the article.
- thebiglebrewski 10y agoWow! That's my whole point though. Can't we just say congrats for doing something so spectacular and leave it at that? Haven't men had enough victories? Btw - I'm a man.
- ChiliDogSwirl 10y agoSure, and we should. But it's the difference between me saying "I did this cool thing, check it out." and "I did this thing, and it's way better that what you've been doing." The former statement is likely to elicit praise and appreciation; the latter is likely to prompt a challenge to your assertion. It's just human nature.