Your opinion is at odds with the overwhelming majority of psychological professionals. I can't be bothered to give you references. There are too many anyway. Look for them yourself, in the same spirit chefren expressed above.
Yes, your anecdotal evidence proves that no company will ever succeed with men running it.
That's not what XXongo said, and you know it. You made a claim:
Some people do well by their own efforts, not because they got a job because of their genitalia.
and XXongo responded by essentially saying this (paraphrased):
Some people demonstrate the opposite: they advance in a job for no apparent reason other than their genitalia and skin-color, not because of their efforts.
Go away, strawman.
No. Being trans is not a mental illness. Suffering extreme levels of despair because of the way society stigmatizes them is the problem. And it can lead to some trans people taking their own lives.
Also, Spock was more content in a scientific-advisory role than a purely command-centered role. That changed (somewhat) as his career in Star Fleet progressed.
When was Star Trek ever not woke? IMHO it has had a progressive slant ever since TOS.
PCM2 is right: the Hawaii Five-O episode is real, not AI slop. I know, because I saw it when it was broadcast.
Good guess. Holmes and Paltrow are friends, and Paltrow actually appears in this documentary with Holmes.
For anyone who hasn't yet watched the trailer (linked in TFS)
A man ought to read just as inclination leads him, for what he reads as a task will do him little good. -- Samuel Johnson
You don't wear glasses, do you? N95 masks don't seal under exhalation pressure. And that fogs glasses.
They do seal if you wear them properly. And yes, I do wear glasses.
The filter on an N95 mask works both ways, preventing airborne particles and aerosols from entering your lungs when you inhale, or dispersing outwards when you exhale.
There is one exception: a valved N95 mask is designed to allow outgoing breath to escape unfiltered.
Sometimes good comes out of selfishness. When covid hit, people would thank me for wearing a mask in their presence. I'd tell them, "I'm wearing this to protect myself. The rest of you can get f-ked."
In this case, your selfishness just told others in your presence that you were a prick to be avoided. So, mission accomplished?
The public asked for bodycams on police to record their actions during interactions with the public.
They did not ask for indiscriminate surveillance of the general public.
You appear to be confusing the two.
You kind of have to think of it as if you were going out to dinner with a large group of friends and you're all trying to decide on a place. A few of your group just says that they're "fine with whatever the rest of y'all pick."
Choosing a government that can influence significantly the lives of everyone is somewhat more consequential than choosing where you want to have dinner. People should be more engaged, and not just let "the crowd" decide who governs.
Would you really blame them when you end up at some restaurant that kind of sucks, or blame the majority who actually chose to go to the lousy restaurant in the first place?
I would blame them both. One group couldn't be assed to influence the result, and the other made a bad choice.
Do we have a king now? No. So, obviously it worked!
Uh
What you quoted in bold is not a statement of fact. It is an allegation from the Justice Department run by then-temporary (but now permanent) Attorney General Todd Blanche.
Let's wait for the actual trial to see whether this gets anywhere. The current administration has had a spotty record of success trying to convert these kinds of indictments into convictions.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (3) Ha, ha, I can't believe they're actually going to adopt this sucker.
