It's unfortunate that this educated woman's husband felt the need to speak for her when she is fully capable of speaking for herself.
this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2025
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I’m sorry but I have a neuroscience degree and I think this is a fart sniffing post. The broader point is real though
I'll take things that never happened for 500 Alex
This reads like a shower argument I have when alone
Trust me, we don't.
In a normal society, there would be high pressure against this kind of behavior, and people would need to be tested at least once a year to stay educated. You don't really have free will if you can't make rational choices.
Doctors and PhD's are not necessarily intellectuals.
Who said that they were?
"if men listened to actual intellectuals like the doctor you're addressing..."
Ok so like this shouldn't be too hard to explain. I assume this is your first time on this planet? Well it doesn't matter. Sometimes someone will say or imply two separate things in the same sentence. An example might be something like 'have you seen my new green pencil?'. Now these things might not always have a relation -- new and green do not necessarily imply one another. But they have a semantic link nonetheless. Doctor does not necessarily imply intellectual, but may be considered relevant. Idk man stop getting upset
Like the doctor. Not a doctor.
Why mention that she's a doctor, why is it necessary in that moment?
Well-spokenness does not equate to truthiness.
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