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Side note: why do these questions always ask about their mothers or grandmothers? Do they believe that women will naturally have a more difficult time understan
by kylemaxwell 14y ago
Side note: why do these questions always ask about their mothers or grandmothers? Do they believe that women will naturally have a more difficult time understanding than fathers and grandfathers?
- chernevik 14y ago1. Grandmothers are actuarially more likely to be around than grandfathers. 2. Grandmothers are stereotyped as giving a damn about what their grandkids are up to. 3. Grandfathers are stereotyped as just nodding sagely as if they did understand, even when they don't.
- Stefan_K 14y agoI asked this question. My grandpas both don't live any more, and when my grandma asked I noticed that I did not have the right words. She did never use computers. My mum and my dad did. And my girlfriend uses it. So I still hope to find the right words to explain why such _programming_ writing is remakably good, while simply typing formatted text with a computer is something different. A long explanation would be boring to her I guess. So I still hope for some enligthening words. Perhaps here?