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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0114759/
A biopic of Mike Tyson.
It was only fair, and I didn't finish it. I ended it with the predictably-horrible wife.
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Entertainment > Movies >
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11847410/
In a world without dads, children have no dads and act like they have no dads, causing everyone to be dismayed and blame guns.
This is an extremely feminine movie from many angles. It misses a few excellent opportunities to explore masculinity, such as the coping mechanisms the males with speaking roles vaguely display. Overall this appeals to everyone or you're sexist.
See Females, though "female" is different than "woman" (that's why there are different words).
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Exploring a mix of ideas, and waffling on a bunch. Maybe I'll come back and edit a bit every so often.
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Entertainment > Movies >
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4154664/
https://www.marvel.com/movies/captain-marvel
Something about alien technology being invented on Earth for some reason, and when an engine is shot it somehow makes a SuPerHERo, and something about the tesseract which I think was the invention but isn't it a power stone?
It's awesome. It must be awesome, because anyone who doesn't think it's awesome hates women. So I'm told. No really, all the movie people and reviewers and media all say that. Well ahead of time. As if they knew it wouldn't be a good movie ahead of time and wanted an excuse for all the "troll reviews".
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aka Captainelle Marvelette, the SuPerHERo flim.
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Intelligence, Education >
I have a hypothesis I've been playing with that would say that snowflakes and the semi-autistic are new and not normal human variation.
"Females" is different than "Women" (that's why there are different words), but I mix the ideas here.
See also:
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Intelligence, understood as measured IQ, can be predicted by the IQ of the parents, but there's more to think about.
I prefer to think about "smart" as something like the nexus of IQ, success and even self-reported happiness.
 Unhappy married old man
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- Men grow unhappier after retiring, overtaking at age 85, NHS survey reveals.
- 72 percent of men aged 16-24 have stronger mental health.
- Twice as many same-aged women have poor mental health, the study found.
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86 percent of men suffer severe mental illness issues over age 85.
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Entertainment > Movies >
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106220/
A lonely rich man is taken advantage of by a woman and her hypergamy.
Meh.
