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What do you mean “conditioned”? I see no evidence of this. Kids here i scandinavia are free to do or pursuit whatever they want. And from a very early age, befo
by ultrablack 7y ago
What do you mean “conditioned”? I see no evidence of this. Kids here i scandinavia are free to do or pursuit whatever they want. And from a very early age, before they are able to talk, boys like things, girls likes people.. And later, they choose accordingly.
- crooked-v 7y agoA simple example is toy stores usually having "boy toys" and "girl toys" areas, with tech-related items included in the former more than the latter.
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- bluGill 7y agoIs that boy toys, or tech related? Girl toys area or doll area. Hard to tell the difference. Yes the dolls will have more princesses, but is that demand or conditioning?
- loopz 7y agoAccording to the Vedas, mind gets conditioned simply by living life. It is so ingrained, we don't even notice it, but we can't live a life without it either. It's not a negative, but an awareness thing.
- rvense 7y agoI am also in Scandinavia, have small kids and am around a lot of parents, and I see plenty of evidence for this. I am also around a lot of nerds, and I also see plenty of reasons why young women opt out of nerdy circles.
- barry-cotter 7y agoDon’t dance around your point, make it. What are the reasons?
- CJefferson 7y agoHere is a simple example. Everyone, including most children, agree pink is a girl colour. There are times and places in history where everyone, including children, agreed pink was a boy colour. Society shapes children even before they can speak.