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> the propensity to lie on the beach and watch girls. Wow. That's unexcusable.

• deciplex 12y ago
  I'm going to invoke Poe's law here: are you serious?
  • nandemo 12y ago
    Nah. But apparently the author is -- or at least is quoting someone who is.
• Fjehcjsjdhv 12y ago
  This sort of radical feminism is getting more and more cancerous every day. Worse, it's beginning to infect popular culture. I wouldn't be surprised if we start seeing a larger push by these people against natural human male behaviors in the near future.
  • tomjen3 12y ago
    Honestly we are already seeing a lot of that - including "ideas" like men can't be raped, you can't be racists towards white people, etc. Don't ever start reading their blogs if you have any faith left in humanity. For example I fear what will happen when the author of this blog (http://movethefuckoverbro.tumblr.com/ http://movethefuckoverbro.tumblr.com/) grows up. reddits tumblrinaction is collecting plenty of posts from these blogs and making fun of them, which takes much of the sting away.
  • vacri 12y ago
    Radical feminism? I take it you didn't bother reading the rest of the article: The irony thus seems to be that, just like Feynman was fond of generating cherry picked anecdotes about himself, we seem to be fond of generating skewed, cherry picked anecdotes about him that accuse him of sexism. The article ends with a couple of paragraphs talking about the author having a more complete, complex, and nuanced understanding of the person that is Feynman, rather than the myth. If having a more nuanced understanding of things is a 'cancerous infection of popular culture', then count me out.