Curt Doolittle

Theme: Sex Differences

  • Help Them Be All They Can Be

    —“If you are trying to a convince a woman of something, you will be better off talking to a wall. Both will not listen or take your advice but at least the wall won’t argue with you.” — Old Adage. Um. My advice is different. (a) You cannot compel women to do much of anything other than ‘fit in’, ‘signal’, and ‘advance her offspring’. (b) You can only say ‘no’ to what will negatively affect you, or that you cannot afford, or that you are unable to do. In other words, argue possibility with women not preference or good. Otherwise you are attacking her intuition not her reason. A woman’s intuition (impulse) is not only unavoidable but her identity. If you argue against it then you are in fact criticizing HER, not the idea. Ergo, avoid doing so. My philosophy with women is to help them be all they can be, just like we should our children. And to leave decisions to them that do not REQUIRE a ‘no’ from you (man) because it is inter-temporally dangerous, economically, or physically costly for you.

  • The Female Political Instinct Is to Marry the State to Escape the Costs of Male Maintenance.

    —“That was the whole point all the time: destroy the nuclear family, replace the father with the State.”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas The female political instinct is to marry the state to escape the costs of male maintenance. Totally logical … IF YOU LET IT HAPPEN.

  • The Female Political Instinct Is to Marry the State to Escape the Costs of Male Maintenance.

    —“That was the whole point all the time: destroy the nuclear family, replace the father with the State.”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas The female political instinct is to marry the state to escape the costs of male maintenance. Totally logical … IF YOU LET IT HAPPEN.

  • “That was the whole point all the time: destroy the nuclear family, replace the

    —“That was the whole point all the time: destroy the nuclear family, replace the father with the State.”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas

    The female political instinct is to marry the state to escape the costs of male maintenance.

    Totally logical … IF YOU LET IT HAPPEN.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 19:16:35 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1004441941319274497

  • “That was the whole point all the time: destroy the nuclear family, replace the

    —“That was the whole point all the time: destroy the nuclear family, replace the father with the State.”—Tomás Rodriguez Villegas

    The female political instinct is to marry the state to escape the costs of male maintenance.

    Totally logical … IF YOU LET IT HAPPEN.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 15:16:00 UTC

  • COSTS OF EUGENIC STRATEGIES VS TIME 1) Hard Eugenics = Culling/Sterilization: Mi

    COSTS OF EUGENIC STRATEGIES VS TIME

    1) Hard Eugenics = Culling/Sterilization: Military/Political : Cheap but Immediate, with no risk.

    2) Soft Eugenics = Reproductive limitation: Institutional: Neutral Cost and Generational – with little risk.

    3) Technological Eugenics = Technological transformation : expensive and very slow, with unknown risk.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 11:11:00 UTC

  • SMARTEST CITIES BY ‘DEGREES’ (note: degrees are a terrible proxy for IQ unless l

    SMARTEST CITIES BY ‘DEGREES’

    (note: degrees are a terrible proxy for IQ unless limited to STEM+LAW degrees. Most of these cities have high numbers of women with ‘fake degrees’, which is what skews the numbers. )

    #1, Boston, Mass. Daily Beast IQ Score: 176.68 2009 rank: 3 Metropolitan area population: 4,588,680 Bachelor’s degrees: 24% Graduate degrees: 18% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 7,031,000

    #2, Hartford, Conn. Daily Beast IQ Score: 159.98 2009 rank: 6 Metropolitan area population: 2,044,004 Bachelor’s degrees: 19% Graduate degrees: 15% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 2,263,000 (This is the most laughable here, since hartford is a “sh—hole city”, the seat of government, and full of ‘education’ and other ‘degrees’ (trade certificates) )

    #3, San Francisco Bay Area, Calif. Daily Beast IQ Score: 156.69 2009 rank: 2 Metropolitan area population: 6,157,736 Bachelor’s degrees: 26% Graduate degrees: 17% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 7,785,000

    #4, Raleigh/Durham, N.C. Daily Beast IQ Score: 148.36 2009 rank: 1 Metropolitan area population: 1,627,055 Bachelor’s degrees: 27% Graduate degrees: 16% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 1,913,000

    #5, Denver, Colo. Daily Beast IQ Score: 146.70 2009 rank: 5 Metropolitan area population: 2,554,474 Bachelor’s degrees: 25% Graduate degrees: 13% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 4,040,000

    #6, Seattle, Wash. Daily Beast IQ Score: 141.69 2009 rank: 7 Metropolitan area population: 3,407,848 Bachelor’s degrees: 24% Graduate degrees: 13% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 5,154,000

    #7, Austin, Texas Daily Beast IQ Score: 140.01 2009 rank: 12 Metropolitan area population: 1,705,075 Bachelor’s degrees: 26% Graduate degrees: 13% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 1,553,000

    #8, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn. Daily Beast IQ Score: 138.34 2009 rank: 4 Metropolitan area population: 3,269,814 Bachelor’s degrees: 25% Graduate degrees: 12% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 3,275,000

    #9, Washington, D.C. Daily Beast IQ Score: 130.05 2009 rank: 7 (tie) Metropolitan area population: 5,476,241 Bachelor’s degrees: 25% Graduate degrees: 23% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 7,356,000

    #10, Rochester, N.Y. Daily Beast IQ Score: 126.65 2009 rank: 26 Metropolitan area population: 1,035,566 Bachelor’s degrees: 19% Graduate degrees: 13% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 745,000

    #11, Portland, Ore. Daily Beast IQ Score: 125.02 2009 rank: 9 Metropolitan area population: 2,241,913 Bachelor’s degrees: 22% Graduate degrees: 12% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 2,936,000

    #12, Kansas City, Missouri Daily Beast IQ Score: 124.98 2009 rank: 17 (tie) Metropolitan area population: 2,066,732 Bachelor’s degrees: 21% Graduate degrees: 11% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 1,455,000

    #13, Salt Lake City, Utah Daily Beast IQ Score: 123.36 2009 rank: 14 Metropolitan area population: 1,130,293 Bachelor’s degrees: 20% Graduate degrees: 10% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 2,699,000

    #14, Philadelphia, Penn. Daily Beast IQ Score: 123.34 2009 rank: 11 Metropolitan area population: 5,968,252 Bachelor’s degrees: 19% Graduate degrees: 13% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 6,151,000

    #15, Milwaukee, Wisc. Daily Beast IQ Score: 121.66 2009 rank: 15 Metropolitan area population: 1,559,667 Bachelor’s degrees: 20% Graduate degrees: 11% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 1,340,000

    #16, New York, N.Y. Daily Beast IQ Score: 120.02 2009 rank: 13 Metropolitan area population: 19,069,796 Bachelor’s degrees: 21% Graduate degrees: 15% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 18,831,000

    #17, Cleveland, Ohio Daily Beast IQ Score: 119.99 2009 rank: 31 (tie) Metropolitan area population: 2,091,286 Bachelor’s degrees: 17% Graduate degrees: 10% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 2,024,000

    #18, San Diego, Calif. Daily Beast IQ Score: 116.68 2009 rank: 20 (tie) Metropolitan area population: 3,053,793 Bachelor’s degrees: 22% Graduate degrees: 13% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 2,624,000

    #19, Columbus, Ohio Daily Beast IQ Score: 116.65 2009 rank: 17 (tie) Metropolitan area population: 1,801,848 Bachelor’s degrees: 22% Graduate degrees: 11% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 1,248,000

    #20, Baltimore, Md. Daily Beast IQ Score: 115 2009 rank: 10 Metropolitan area population: 2,690,886 Bachelor’s degrees: 20% Graduate degrees: 15% Year-to-date adult nonfiction booksales: 2,303,000 (OMFG Baltimore?)

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 09:41:00 UTC

  • “If you are trying to a convince a woman of something, you will be better off ta

    —“If you are trying to a convince a woman of something, you will be better off talking to a wall. Both will not listen or take your advice but at least the wall won’t argue with you.” — Old Adage.

    Um. My advice is different. (a) You cannot compel women to do much of anything other than ‘fit in’, ‘signal’, and ‘advance her offspring’. (b) You can only say ‘no’ to what will negatively affect you, or that you cannot afford, or that you are unable to do. In other words, argue possibility with women not preference or good. Otherwise you are attacking her intuition not her reason.

    A woman’s intuition (impulse) is not only unavoidable but her identity. If you argue against it then you are in fact criticizing HER, not the idea. Ergo, avoid doing so.

    My philosophy with women is to help them be all they can be, just like we should our children. And to leave decisions to them that do not REQUIRE a ‘no’ from you (man) because it is inter-temporally dangerous, economically, or physically costly for you.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-06 09:37:00 UTC

  • WHY WOMEN LIVE LONGER By Eric Kristof Reasons women live longer: 1) Genetics: wo

    WHY WOMEN LIVE LONGER

    By Eric Kristof

    Reasons women live longer:

    1) Genetics: women’s telomeres are longer than men’s.

    2) Genetics: women’s XX chromosomes provide a “backup” of sorts in comparison to men’s XY chromosomes.

    3) Hormones: estrogen protects women from cardiovascular disease in comparison to men.

    4) Hormones: testosterone increases risk taking behaviors. Women have less of it. Women with higher testosterone levels don’t live as long as their peers who don’t (and are more likely to bring a U-haul to their second dates).

    5) Men have higher body mass and higher metabolisms. Body mass (people over 6 feet tall tend to die of cancer more often than shorter people). Higher metabolism means that men tend to burn through their stem cells quicker.

    6) Social factors: men are more often convicted of criminal activity and incarcerated (men get prison while women get therapy). Higher risk environments and working conditions. Wars and military service. Men are less health conscious and tend to avoid doctors more when their health takes a dump.

    7) Evolutionary factors: women have historically been the primary caretakers in societies throughout the world and tend to have more social connections than men . Isolation is the ultimate poison as Howard Bloom likes to point out.

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-05 08:29:00 UTC

  • “The dating scene in the bay area has turned me into a full on misogynist. I’ll

    —“The dating scene in the bay area has turned me into a full on misogynist. I’ll be writing my memoirs as a stunning exposè into the broken women of Western Civilization, I’m calling it “It’s Not OK Cupid”.—- A Friend

    Source date (UTC): 2018-06-02 15:52:00 UTC