Category: Civilization, History, and Anthropology

That one is the mother of children, and her talents evolved for that purpose, says nothing to alter the fact that men alone create adulthood, reason, invention, industry, government, the arts, and civilization, and that women whenever having access to influence have pursued infantilization, irresponsibility, unaccountability, and hyper-consumption, including the full spectrum of accumulated capital, and destroyed that civilization from within. The reason being that female intuition, being empathic within time does not scale, while male intuition, being systemic over time does scale. And that female attention and status seeking is pursued by consumption and irresponsibility, while male attention and status is pursued by capitalization and responsibility. The fact that our experiment with women in pedagogy and politics in the past century has brought us to the point of a repetition of the collapse they brought Rome via Christianity, only confirms the theory of feminine sedition and undermining, by the most scientific means possible: replication of the femininity of the church in the dark ages, the fall of Rome, and the female ascendancy in Sparta that led to her extinction. Three points test a line. Four falsify any doubt. The only question is whether women can be trained out of their instinct for destruction under cover of the pretense of care, by equal suppression of their antisocial and anti political behavior as man have been. History suggests some, somewhat, and within limits. But not enough, enough, within those limits to eliminate their risk. As women are far more limited in self regulation due to the necessity of the preservation of impulsivity required to bear the otherwise rather irrational incentive to bear and care for offspring, which is a feminine reactive requirement as much as preservation of tribe, organization of it, territory, tools, production, and resources are a masculine proactive requirement. Hence female impulse in time vs male reason over time. And this is the origin of all differences in human behavior.

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