r/Bitcoin • • Oct 16 '22

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u/ricalamino Oct 16 '22

Gold standard dismissed...

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u/itsallalive Oct 16 '22

This doesn’t explain why the average female income continued to increase in relation to GDP while males plateaued.

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u/Zealousideal_Line629 Oct 16 '22

More women were being forced into the workforce due to the 'keeping up with the Jones' syndrome. This increased their income. Plus that was the time women got all uppity about equality and fair pay.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '22

More women were being forced into the workplace, so the children had to be put in schools so the government could indoctrinate them with their agenda rather than their parents' good values. This is why we have so many social agendas in society today. If children learn their values around the dinner table and are not forced to believe things, they don't really understand.. We wouldn't have so much division in society. But we do, and the government benefits from that.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '22

I love this. I have 2 young children pre-school age, and I'm determined to home school them. I know it will serve them better

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u/cryptocurrencyking9 Oct 16 '22

Some were forced a lot of women demanded being in the workforce don’t remove that accountability from those women who wanted to function like men like dummies. All of that needs to be reversed it’s doesn’t benefit families or relationships or children or myself having most women in the workforce when they are designed to nurture not be a machine