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By the way, Zeuglodon and others – I haven’t forgotten I’d flagged up that I wanted to post some thoughts about the challenges of arguing constructively with people who see the world very differently. I’d hoped t […]

Zeug #121 All great points. And they feed into/reinforce AmigaJoe’s point about the repression of women really being about fear: (many) men’s fear of having to compete for power and influence, and fear of losing […]

Marco, at #119:   There is plenty of evidence to show that societies that repress, control, discriminate against and subjugate women have far worse outcomes in all sorts of ways. Genuine equality is good for the […]

AmigaJoe says: #118 Ever heard of Tetrachromacy? While a rare mutation in humans, tetrachromacy and an extended spectral range, is common in some other life forms such as mantis shrimps, and insect […]

AmigaJoe #118 Hello and welcome! As it happens, I just came across this article in the UK current affairs magazine The Economist, which it sounds as if you may find interesting: Why nations that fail women […]

Joseph Murray January 1  ·  2024 Ever heard of Tetrachromacy? It’s caused by a genetic mutation and occurs when a person has four types of cone (color sensitive) cells in their retina, instead of the three th […]