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>Men have been so vilified that now mere acts of courtship Please provide examples. Strawman: a person compared to a straw image; a sham. a sham argument set
by omegaworks 12y ago
>Men have been so vilified that now mere acts of courtship
Please provide examples.
Strawman: a person compared to a straw image; a sham. a sham argument set up to be defeated.
How exactly are the examples in the article, which the app author states she experienced in her own life, shams or arguments set up to be defeated?
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- thrownquiteaway 12y agoWhen talking about vilification, I think the poster is referring to articles like this: http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/the-curious-wavefunction/2014/07/11/richard-feynman-sexism-and-changing-perceptions-of-a-scientific-icon/ http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/the-curious-wavefunction... that say things like >What startled me the most was the fact that when he was a young, boyish looking professor at Cornell, Feynman used to pretend to be a student so he could ask undergraduate women out. I suspect that this kind of behavior on the part of a contemporary professor would almost certainly lead to harsh disciplinary action, as it should. The behavior was clearly, egregiously wrong and when I read about it my view of Feynman definitely went down a notch, and a large notch at that. Oh no! He was attracted to and dated women! How terrible!
- dneronique 12y ago>> Oh no! He was attracted to and dated women! How terrible! No one is taking him down a notch for being attracted to/dating women. It's his chosen techniques in doing so. I'm going to say on a whole, most females enjoy being considered attractive and enjoy being dated. There just happens to be quite a few ways you can fuck up going about it. Deception is one.