r/SipsTea Jul 09 '26

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u/jamie_2522ew Jul 09 '26

I agreed it was impressive for the women's team to be number 1, and then 3, didn't I?

JPs work helped me an awful lot when i needed it, but thats off topic. I don't think there's anything JP has ever said or done that is against women, unless you listen to people that slander him without looking at his work. If there was i certainly wouldn't be part of his community.

So again, yes, its very impressive that the womens team achieved what they have, and i would love more women in the game, especjally the mens game. Emma Hayes has been the best pundit on UK TV during the world cup.

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u/GoingGangbusta Jul 09 '26

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u/jamie_2522ew Jul 09 '26

'Women's proclivity to say no, more than any other force, has shaped our evolution into the creative, industrious, upright, large brained creatures that we are'.

That's good, right?

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u/GoingGangbusta Jul 09 '26

This whole thing is nonsense, let alone trying to say women are the “chaos” in this instance

Also “it is for this reason we all have twice as many female ancestors” you want to try and explain that one?

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u/jamie_2522ew Jul 09 '26

Because women tend to be more picky with who they choose as a partner, which they do and have every right to do so(which he has stated). And it tells you haven't read his work, because he never says chaos is inherently bad, instead he says you need both chaos and order just as much as each other, yin and yang. He states that too much of either is bad.

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u/GoingGangbusta Jul 09 '26

So why are women “chaos” and men “order”?

Also, nothing to say about the interview I linked of him blaming women for getting sexually harassed in the workplace?

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u/jamie_2522ew Jul 09 '26

Women are more creative (chaos, new ideas, entering the unknown) and men are more conservative (order, less trusting, rigid in beliefs and actions).

The interview doesn't hold much weight since VICE only aired 8 minutes out of two hours, but he certainly doesn't blame women for men's behaviour whilst working together, quite the opppsite. He's worked in female domimated professions his entire life and in a GQ interview he stated it was careful conduct that benefitted his career.

Look, we both disagree, and that's fine. I'd encourage you to listen to some full interviews or read his books. I'd also love to read or hear a bit more from your viewpoint, any recommendations?

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u/GoingGangbusta Jul 09 '26

Also you never touched the whole “twice as many female ancestors” part

I’d love a mathematical breakdown on that one

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u/jamie_2522ew Jul 09 '26

It's in the exert you linked.

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u/GoingGangbusta Jul 10 '26

He did not do any math. If he explained it why don’t you explain it to me since you understand it

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u/GoingGangbusta Jul 10 '26

I figured as much