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I think 70%+ might not be the right proportion for all or most people in the US. It's hard for me to estimate, but irl conversations I've had mostly skew toward

I think 70%+ might not be the right proportion for all or most people in the US. It's hard for me to estimate, but irl conversations I've had mostly skew towards media, computers, and gossip. Gender dynamics is in there for sure, but I don't think it's what most people I've met want to talk about most of the time. It's kind of a depressing subject.

maxsilver 3y ago
> , but irl conversations I've had mostly skew towards media, computers, and gossip. Same, but like, how do you talk about any of that stuff, without also touching on "gender, relationships, and life dynamics". Like, I have no idea how a group of friends would talk about, say "that cool new Spider-Man movie" without also talking about gender / race / life dynamics / etc. Those topics are so fundamental, they're a part of almost everything.
- coeneedell 3y ago
  For me that movie was mainly about how creative the effects artists were honestly.