Men vs. Women In Sports #1 (Reaction)

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2 жыл бұрын

What happens when men compete against women in sports.. my thoughts and commentary on the subject. What sport do you think males don't have the physical advantage?
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@Ivan.A.Churlyuski
@Ivan.A.Churlyuski 2 жыл бұрын
My son is training for the Olympics for 100 meter track event, my daughter is still in high school doing the same event. I was looking up the times for my daughter to qualify to the female Olympic team, then I was looking up the times of the women’s world record and I noticed that my son has to beat the women’s world by half a second to even qualify for the males Olympic team. Men have to be faster than the fastest woman to ever live to even make the team.
@MasterIceyy
@MasterIceyy Жыл бұрын
And Flo-Jo the fastest woman ever, was stacked up to hell on multiple doping drugs when she set those records, so just think about what the real record actually is for women
@AndyMatts44
@AndyMatts44 Жыл бұрын
@@MasterIceyy - (A) the assumption is that she was doping drugs because she was so fast, and because it was so prevalent. But that's still an assumption. (B) EVERY man, ever, who ran below a 9.90 or so, up until Usain Bolt, actually eventually failed a drug test or got caught with evidence that they juiced when they ran those times. So should we assume that Bolt's records, which broke records by guys who were juiced, must also be from being juiced? That's the assumption you're making for her, so why not Bolt? So we probably have to only guess at what the real world record is for men, as well.
@MasterIceyy
@MasterIceyy Жыл бұрын
@@AndyMatts44 because her team mate literally said he was providing her with the growth hormone drugs my guy... Joaquim Cruz the only human being to run the 800m in less than 1m 40 said that her improvement of nearly 1 whole second in 3 months was impossible. Ben Johnson, Canadian Sprinter and one of the fastest man in the world at the time who was also doping also didn't believe that her improvement was physically possible without assistance, and this guy was literally a doper himself. It was also revealed by an IOC committee member that 80% of the track and field athletes at the 1988 Olympics showed evidence of long term steroid usage but that it was covered up by the athletics committee, and very few were banned or had their medals stripped. Flo-Jo happened to set her records at that exact same Olympics where 80% of them were doping, and she just happened to retire from athletics the year before mandatory random drug tests were introduced, it doesn't take a genius to figure it out. Hate to break it to you buddy but American athletics is probably dirtier than Russia's state sponsored doping
@dasMoschustier
@dasMoschustier Жыл бұрын
@@AndyMatts44 Please, there is literally no logic in your comment at all. Edit: You didn't even read the comment right. He did not at all make the assumption that you must be juiced to beat records of people who were juiced. He just mentioned that the current women's record holder was juiced when she set those records.
@CRAZYHORSE19682003
@CRAZYHORSE19682003 Жыл бұрын
@@AndyMatts44 There is ZERO doubt that she was on drugs. If you look at her career, she went from a mediocre runner to CRUSHING every runner almost overnight.
@krypticsz4154
@krypticsz4154 Жыл бұрын
"Males do have a physical advantage in sports, I don't think science is sexist." I think I love you.
@mrmaly9861
@mrmaly9861 Жыл бұрын
You must be in love with the majority of women then
@krypticsz4154
@krypticsz4154 Жыл бұрын
@@mrmaly9861 it was a joke for one & a majority of women believe they're on equal grounds as men. It's not as common as you think nowadays to find a woman that openly accepts they're *physically* inferior to men due to genetics.
@mrmaly9861
@mrmaly9861 Жыл бұрын
@@krypticsz4154 no, i disagree
@krypticsz4154
@krypticsz4154 Жыл бұрын
@@mrmaly9861 alrighty, that's your opinion.
@jonasturklbach2705
@jonasturklbach2705 Жыл бұрын
Shes a smart cookie not influenced by these looney toons who live in a fake reality of their own making
@Martyntd5
@Martyntd5 Жыл бұрын
This girl is objective, balanced and smart. I like her.
@funkspinna
@funkspinna Жыл бұрын
It's refreshing.
@JMan-nb3jr
@JMan-nb3jr Жыл бұрын
And beautiful
@Mptappin12
@Mptappin12 Жыл бұрын
@@JMan-nb3jr yep
@teodelfuego
@teodelfuego 8 ай бұрын
My dream girl
@MattJermy
@MattJermy Жыл бұрын
"We are equal.. but different. And that's ok, there's beauty in that.." Most valuable quote.. like.. ever.
@Teddy-bs9ec
@Teddy-bs9ec Жыл бұрын
we are not equal in any manner at all and to say so is a lie. Men are superior to women in every single way possible from being the most dumb to the most smart. however, men and women have their own gender role to play. Each gender role is unique and important and are not the same.
@MattJermy
@MattJermy Жыл бұрын
@@Teddy-bs9ec but we are equal.. equal in value.. and we should be equal with opportunities.. so its not a lie. The outcomes and representation may not be equal, but there are things that we most certainly are equal in. The fact is our brains and make up IS different, and that gives each SEX advantages in certain areas. To not know or acknowledge this simply is chauvinistic and ignorant.
@faceclutch5555
@faceclutch5555 Жыл бұрын
A better phrase is "men and women are equal; but not the same".... Truth is reality.
@richmcmind
@richmcmind Жыл бұрын
How are we equal if were different do u not know the definition of equal lmao. We will never be equal
@ub-4630
@ub-4630 Жыл бұрын
-Were- _We're_ equal in value as human beings but we're definitely not the same and that's not just mentioning genitalia.
@SoulFistGaming
@SoulFistGaming 2 жыл бұрын
This is the most intelligent commentary I've come across in a long time. I'm incredibly impressed.
@hebercluff1665
@hebercluff1665 2 жыл бұрын
Intelligent, informed commentary is gold
@waskowcreationsart9639
@waskowcreationsart9639 2 жыл бұрын
Tru big brain reacts
@death_parade
@death_parade 2 жыл бұрын
Spend your time on better videos, better channels, better people.
@SoulFistGaming
@SoulFistGaming 2 жыл бұрын
@@death_parade who tf are you?
@spartanical
@spartanical 2 жыл бұрын
and on YT no less... i feel like i'm in the first episode of The Magicians and I just climbed a fence in a dark alley only to find myself suddenly in the middle of a bright, sunny and beautiful campus. is this real?
@yeis0n8
@yeis0n8 Жыл бұрын
We love women, we support women but there is a biological difference. Accept it. Different yet equal. Good video 👍
@Moritz19081980
@Moritz19081980 Жыл бұрын
Not just accept it, embrace it!
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
I understand what your saying its true but damn some dumbass feminists say god has been unfair to women
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Жыл бұрын
"We love women, we support women" Why? Have they earned it?
@yeis0n8
@yeis0n8 Жыл бұрын
@@haitaelpastor976 support doesn’t need to be earned to be given. A father supports his daughter not because she’s earned it but because he loves her.
@haitaelpastor976
@haitaelpastor976 Жыл бұрын
@@yeis0n8 Even a daughter has to earn her father's respect.
@pieterhuman8049
@pieterhuman8049 Жыл бұрын
Eloquent, scholared and refreshingly honest. You are a rare gem.
@Ricardito7
@Ricardito7 Жыл бұрын
This lady is talking sense! She takes the emotion out of it and speaking intellectually and scientifically. Pleasure to watch her speak facts without any of the BS that trigger most people for no reason 🙏🏽🥳🙌🏽
@spoonsnaper
@spoonsnaper Жыл бұрын
Yeah, absolute nonsense, of course; it's not triggering when someone tells you exactly what you want or are primed to hear. The ability to articulate is not a reliable measure of intelligence. This video is full of cherry-picked clips and pseudo-intellectual claims not backed up by any sources
@Ricardito7
@Ricardito7 Жыл бұрын
@@spoonsnaper You’ve gone against what I’ve said. Therefore I should be triggered by your response because you’ve said what I ‘didn’t’ want to hear.? Yet I’m not triggered. I’m willing to read your statement and reply that I disagree with it. All around us there is evidence of what she is talking about. I’ve grown up as have most people seeing it, she isn’t being triggered because she’s a woman which some women are on this topic. She’s seeing and watching the evidence and giving her opinion on it which I think is without bias and just factual. Which is refreshing to see. Judging by the tone in your response, the real triggered on is you son 😉
@funkspinna
@funkspinna Жыл бұрын
@@spoonsnaper LOL. Someone can't handle the truth.
@spoonsnaper
@spoonsnaper Жыл бұрын
@@funkspinna "Truth"
@spoonsnaper
@spoonsnaper Жыл бұрын
@@Ricardito7
@Lucky77732
@Lucky77732 Жыл бұрын
Women who speak facts like her are rare!! Cherish her
@W4rr4X
@W4rr4X Жыл бұрын
I don't think they are that rare, it's just that the delusional ones are loud as fuck and tend to bully those who disagrees with them. But it's great to listen to, cause yeah, males and females are absolutely complementary.
@CarlYota
@CarlYota Жыл бұрын
Are they, though? What's your sample size? There are 8 billion people on the planet. How small does the group of "women who speak facts" have to be to be considered rare? Has anyone gathered sufficient data to show the group size is, in fact, that small? Or is just that your peer group is all liberal 20 year old undergrads and you think that represents the whole world? Or are you just looking at the Internet (a tiny fraction of humanity) and erroneously taking it to be a representation of all women? I don't know any women in real life that wouldn't agree with this video. That doesn't mean anything, of course, because that sample size is also too small to draw conclusions about the rarity of these women. So since you, I, and anyone else, doesn't have the data to support claims like this, maybe don't spread harrowing hypothesis like they are facts, because lazy cynical people might read it and fall deeper into their pit of unfounded despair. We do agree, though, that she seems like good people and should be "cherished."
@CarlYota
@CarlYota Жыл бұрын
@@fex144 Is the average woman even under this illusion though? Do you actually know any adult women (not college kids) that believe the "illusion" that men and women are physically the same? Or that men can get pregnant or any of that nonsense? The internet is most definitely making this seem more prevalent than it really is. People who believe this "woke" stuff are definitely in the tiny minority, and they are probably mostly very young. Remember that the internet is run by algorithms that are designed to do one thing: retain attention. Not spread facts, not give you an accurate sense of the world, just keep your attention. Negativity and controversy does this better than anything else. That being said, people who speak out against the nonsense is going to be a smaller group than people who don't believe it but don't say anything. And to be fair, Lukeman's claim was that women who SPEAK facts are rare, not that believers are rare. But most people aren't publicly speaking anything so that's a huge confounding variable. I don't think women who believe facts are rare and I don't think the average woman is under nonsensical illusions about this stuff. But I, like everyone else, don't have the data to prove that claim.
@shay4261
@shay4261 Жыл бұрын
@@fex144 yup its just generalisation
@kiokenx2712
@kiokenx2712 Жыл бұрын
@@fex144its not an illusion its just a clear difference in skill and capabilities
@Merchendize
@Merchendize Жыл бұрын
The part about the firefighters actually kind of scared me. Imagine you and your family being stuck and the person trying to save you doesn't have the capacity to do so. You hear the banging on the door but nobody's coming through. Horrifying.
@dwaingambino1979
@dwaingambino1979 Жыл бұрын
Same thing about infantry if you get hit a 140 pound woman isn't going to drag a 200 pound man to safety under all those circumstances
@pacomegiraudeau1256
@pacomegiraudeau1256 Жыл бұрын
To be fair, firefighters don’t only fight fires (at least in France where this woman came from), they can be called when one faints or for pressing medical reasons too. If the firewoman have some medical skills with a decent body strength, it’s ok for her to be a firefighter. Not all parts of a fire fighter job is mainly suitable for men. But yes, it can still be a bit worrying.
@Karuoko
@Karuoko Жыл бұрын
@@pacomegiraudeau1256 We saw those female firefighters at TV news (in France) but the woke journalists make it like they are fighting the fire on equal foot. There is no problem w/ those women being in those teams but to be precise on who do what is a proof of respect. You dun want to have somenone else takes credit for what you do at the risk of your life just to please some degerenarate of a feminist. It is only obvious when it comes to Life and Death situation, you go for the safest. Many women are quicker or more focus on details which could save ppl's life when needing medical care, but let's not fool ourselves by making a woman the sole star of the show just because she is a woman... Men are infamously known for their physical adventage, but many woke leftists would rather let you die in a fire accident than admit their mistakes. So next time, let the man do the brute task and dun say stupid thing (I'm looking at that blonde moron on Fort Boyard) that she is hot, because on a real situation, she'd be responsible for a cold case...
@leobrad2199
@leobrad2199 Жыл бұрын
@@pacomegiraudeau1256 I think the point is for all firefighters to have the same basics, but if she found herself In a situation that required a certain level of up and lower body strength, she would not be able to successfully do her job.
@MickyE117
@MickyE117 Жыл бұрын
@@pacomegiraudeau1256 If you are listed as a firefighter you need to have the capacity to do the basics of fighting fires and rescuing people. If you cant you have no business being there. If she was a paramedic and good at her job I would praise her but lets be honest with each other, with the piss poor performance on show you may as well either try rescue yourself or OD on painkillers.
@sebastiannazarevscky3496
@sebastiannazarevscky3496 Жыл бұрын
when i heard gaussian curve, and you gestured it in the air, i felt a little hope in humanity being restored for me. thanks!
@callmedeejay
@callmedeejay Жыл бұрын
Love how you get right to the point without an intro! Also enjoy following your thought processes. Keep it up!
@LISA75_
@LISA75_ Жыл бұрын
I was a tomboy as a child , and played sports and had mostly lads as friends , I was able to complete against them quite well up to the age of 13 , after that I new that if I was as physical with them as I had been when I was younger that I was going to get hurt , fortunately I had good friends , who would still included me but not try to kill me lol .
@rexsceleratorum1632
@rexsceleratorum1632 Жыл бұрын
As a tomboy, nowadays you'd be "affirmed" and put on puberty blockers and testosterone so you'd be able to hold your own in a fight past the age of 13. Progress.
@trollnerd
@trollnerd Жыл бұрын
@@rexsceleratorum1632 Did you get kicked in the head by a horse as a child?
@pfft3904
@pfft3904 Жыл бұрын
Hahaha they see you as a warrior and still a queen.salute to ur friend
@aroundtheworldin15minutes75
@aroundtheworldin15minutes75 Жыл бұрын
We had couple of women in our soccer pickup teams. The only thing we asked of them was to work as hard as everyone else. Most of the time they worked harder.
@shaunwhitehead1485
@shaunwhitehead1485 Жыл бұрын
@@rexsceleratorum1632 no no no puberty blockers don’t work that way, they are still a girl in a girls body that never changes
@egomaniac247
@egomaniac247 2 жыл бұрын
Your reaction is a win for common sense and reality. It doesn’t mean we treat anyone unfairly or without respect, it just means there are biological differences and that’s OK!
@adammada511
@adammada511 Жыл бұрын
Professional video games prove than Men don't just have a physical advantage, it's ALSO a mental edge! if that weren't true Women would be dominating pro video games along side Men because physicality is completely removed, it's only mentality! Still Men are dominating Women there.
@awaisshaf6852
@awaisshaf6852 Жыл бұрын
@@adammada511 faster reaction times
@adammada511
@adammada511 Жыл бұрын
@@awaisshaf6852 better strategy, just better at winning simple as that.
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
exactly your speaking facts and question if your a guy when you wake up sometimes do you usually sit on your bed with that moment for silence and you zone out then zone back in and get up
@egomaniac247
@egomaniac247 Жыл бұрын
@@malevolentyin362 i literally just did that 20 mins ago when i woke up lol
@Joeh1154
@Joeh1154 Жыл бұрын
This is the first time I've come across your channel. I appreciated your thoughts on this. You are articulate and real. Listening to you I can see the lights are on and someone is home. You obviously think for yourself and don't just parrot back what you've been told. I'm not sure how you came to my video feed, but I am thankful for it. Best.
@phantomimmortal9962
@phantomimmortal9962 Жыл бұрын
We're on the same page in pretty much all of this, but since you asked here are the (physical) sports I could think of where bio sex isn't as much of a factor: - *Extreme* long distance running (ultra marathons, 50-100+ miles), speed starts to equalize across sex and age differences - Target shooting sports (trap, skeet, the rifle part of biathlon)
@dersimonyt9560
@dersimonyt9560 Жыл бұрын
You are very right, speed equalizes over the time the race goes on, men will still have an advantage, but it wont be as crazy as it is on short distances. Same goes for target shooting, idk about trap and skeet as I have never watched it, but in Biathlon men still shoot faster by a few seconds, which is generally speaking not much, like a difference of I think 25 and 28 on average across worldclass athletes (i dont wanna search for it now, but Im pretty sure about the general range) These few seconds arent as much as in running for example, but they’re still tnere
@VideoDotGoogleDotCom
@VideoDotGoogleDotCom 10 ай бұрын
Jockeys. They are much lighter on average than men, which is a huge advantage, and a big part of the sport is getting to know the horse 100%, which I think wouldn't be much of a disadvantage for women...
@JohnLeePettimoreIII
@JohnLeePettimoreIII 2 жыл бұрын
speaking as a single father of 3 girls (now grown and gone with families of their own), i always told them that men and women are *_NOT_* equal. they are different. different because they both bring something different to the table. neither men nor women can (or should) look down on the other for any reason. "equal" implies the same. and we are most certainly not the same. there are too many differences due to the dimorphic nature of our species. so while we are most certainly not equal, we are most definitely *_equally valued_* .
@ShibaStruck
@ShibaStruck 2 жыл бұрын
fax
@allykid4720
@allykid4720 2 жыл бұрын
"How dare you! Hope juvenile justice system frees your daughters from the monster."
@JohnLeePettimoreIII
@JohnLeePettimoreIII 2 жыл бұрын
@@allykid4720 😃
@nunya2076
@nunya2076 2 жыл бұрын
I'm not sure equally valued is a correct term either. Like she said in the video. A female basketball player is not valued the same as a male player. And for good reason.
@JohnLeePettimoreIII
@JohnLeePettimoreIII 2 жыл бұрын
@@nunya2076 i am simply talking about the people. not what they choose to do for employment. that's a completely different topic.
@boob72
@boob72 Жыл бұрын
When I was 15, the A grade women's hockey team wanted to play against us under 15's boys for practice. They were the premier team in the comp & we were probably second last in our comp. We thrashed them. It wasn't even close.
@u6uggg6hguiuggy
@u6uggg6hguiuggy Жыл бұрын
Nice. I got hit in the mouth with a hockey stick once, but just kept playing until the end. I had blood in my mouth and a few teeth got misplaced, but that didn't matter. All i though about was just getting it over with. The lesson ended in like 4 minutes anyways so...yea...
@LCRichardM
@LCRichardM Жыл бұрын
@@u6uggg6hguiuggy :D wtf has this story to do with the topic or even his/her story
@dawe964
@dawe964 Жыл бұрын
@@LCRichardM ikr?XD got the same curiosity
@rge24491
@rge24491 Жыл бұрын
@@dawe964 Bro is a victim, dont question his sexuality, its 2022 not 1822
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
Me a chess club guy went against the women soccer team with some other guys am pretty good at football and we won 15-0 they called us trash and when they tried to tackle us they tackled themselves it was funny as heck and they called us crap at it
@justinmcgough3958
@justinmcgough3958 Жыл бұрын
The firefighter one honestly kinda scares me. It's just common knowledge that men are biologically set to be stronger on average than women, but in the name of equality more and more exceptions are made for females to get into positions like being a firefighter even though they weren't strong enough to pass tests and training. So then when a real emergency is taking place you end up in situations where a person can't be saved because your rescue isn't strong enough to break through a door or carry you out of a burning building. I've heard a story from a man where he was in extreme pain and needed to be taken to a hospital but the responders who came were all women and none of them could carry him down the stairs, so he had to struggle with what strength he had left to get down the stairs to be taken into the ambulance. It's dangerous stuff when people make exceptions to try and create an image of equality in fields where the fact of the matter is the opposite. It doesn't mean I'd shut woman out of all physical jobs. I'm all for equal opportunity, but when they take the opportunity and fail the requirements, it should end there. If they pass the requirements, then all credit and power to them.
@CarlYota
@CarlYota Жыл бұрын
Yeah, you have to be able to do the work, produce the results. If you can, regardless of sex, then you can be hired. If you can't, regardless of sex, then you can't be hired. I knew a guy who was shaped like the kool aid man and wanted to be a firefighter. As if he could actually perform the duties of the job. It doesn't matter if the job is life saving or not. If you can't do the work, you're not capable. Find something you can do. Or get capable of doing the work you want to do.
@Mark-in8ju
@Mark-in8ju Жыл бұрын
The middle paragraph is truly frightening. Gender quotas are literally getting people killed.
@spoonsnaper
@spoonsnaper Жыл бұрын
I heard a story form a man. Facts 🤣 Why are some many men afraid of women. I'm a retired submariner and for many years women were not allowed to serve on submarines because "reason". Turns out those reasons were that men were just too afraid.
@justinmcgough3958
@justinmcgough3958 Жыл бұрын
@@spoonsnaper I'm confused at what you're getting at. Are you saying that they were afraid for a good reason, or for an unreasonable reason? Cause again I'll point to that story, the guy had a miserable time when he needed emergency help all because the responders who came were not fit to help him and most likely just got the job to fit the diversity quota. In the footage we saw women going through a typical training course for firefighters and they weren't even capable of breaking through an obstructed door. There shouldn't be an unnecessary fear of women being in a job because they're women, there should be a fear of unqualified individuals on a job cause they don't have the abilities to perform essential tasks, tasks that could hold hold the fate of a person's life. So what was it for you and your fellow submariners?
@wwaynemcg
@wwaynemcg Жыл бұрын
@@spoonsnaper As a Navy man, you should be familiar with the numbers of females getting pregnant, then taken off submarines. It was an abandonment of their loyalty to our nation's defense. A man would not be released from duty, just because his wife became pregnant. Right?
@TheTrueAltoClef
@TheTrueAltoClef Жыл бұрын
You are so intelligent, we need more people like you! Wow, the casual reference of Game Theory as it's own idea is very respectful
@keepwatukill
@keepwatukill Жыл бұрын
I was a state champion wrestler in high school and in one tournament I had to wrestle a girl and she had actually beat the guy in her first match. He looked so nervous before the match and you could tell he really didn't even want to touch her. The whole gym laughed at him after the match. I was the #1 seed in the tournament and the girl and him were the last 2 seeds and had to wrestle each other just to have the pleasure of making it into the real bracket and wrestle my crazy ass. I refused to hesitate or treat it any different. I was able to just take two steps forward grab her by the head and arm and just like in this video slammed her to the mat and pinned her in about 5 seconds. She was in good shape and really wanted to be there but she had 10% of my strength. If I was a real savage I could have passed her out and broken her arm and still been within the rules because she had so little strength to resist my squeeze it was alarming. Women trying to go into combat or contact sports with men is legit dangerous. We weighed the exact same so wrestling is probably the greatest demonstration of how imbalanced the strength is between men and women.
@blacktipgaming2098
@blacktipgaming2098 Жыл бұрын
If I recall correctly there was some sort of study done a few years ago about how the top 1% of women would have about the same amount of strength at the lowest 20% of men
@LittleTea62
@LittleTea62 Жыл бұрын
wowee
@banditopollo850
@banditopollo850 Жыл бұрын
15 lol
@jw-ws8dz
@jw-ws8dz Жыл бұрын
@@blacktipgaming2098 i think the more correct numbers are 90% of men are stronger than 90% of women. That is, the top 10% of women are about as strong as the bottom 10% of men.
@tylermallory2504
@tylermallory2504 Жыл бұрын
I'll take things that didn't happen for 500 Alex!
@scroom1202
@scroom1202 2 жыл бұрын
I had a girlfriend tell me not to hold back once because she said she could handle a grown man in a fight. I let loose just enough to win and was called an "abusive asshole". The irony was that I was still holding back. If I were fighting another man I wouldn't let up until he was out cold. As long as he could stand back up I wouldn't be safe.
@dan7892
@dan7892 Жыл бұрын
yeah womans just do whatever thy think
@scroom1202
@scroom1202 Жыл бұрын
@@dan7892 I seriously can't tell if auto correct fucked you over, or if you are trying to troll.
@Kune35
@Kune35 Жыл бұрын
Might need a little context as to why you were physically fighting your girlfriend. Did the fancy herself some kind of badass and wanted to prove it with some sparring? Were you taking a martial arts class together?
@scroom1202
@scroom1202 Жыл бұрын
@@Kune35 she was going on about how she could handle fighting a grown man. The context was already in my original statement.
@cosmiccloud4286
@cosmiccloud4286 Жыл бұрын
I think you did well. What I mean by that is, that mind set your gf had was really dangerous for her.
@ernestb4473
@ernestb4473 Жыл бұрын
Love the way this young woman talks. Love the way this young woman thinks.
@theunrealjackson
@theunrealjackson Жыл бұрын
As an 11yr combat vet that one clip proves something very important but overlooked. Not the obvious size/strength disparity, but the immediate reaction of the men to save the female. This inherent need to protect women will cost lives in combat bc men will make poor decisions that they wouldn’t if a male were injured or wounded.
@AFIXFORNIX
@AFIXFORNIX Жыл бұрын
Except women were successfully integrated in the Israeli army for over 20 years, even in combat roles. An 18 years old female soldier was killed just 2 week ago. It made it to the news, just like if an 18 years old male soldier had been killed, and then everybody moved on. The border control combat units have many female soldiers, and the mixed unit handle their tasks very well. You can "train" this reaction out of people, and make them understand that the life of a female soldier is equal to the life of a male soldier. Having female soldiers saved many lives on both sides, because they do a better job at diffusing sensitive situations involving civilians, that can easily turn into violent riots.
@emeukal7683
@emeukal7683 Жыл бұрын
@@AFIXFORNIX dont be that Sure on the defusing part. When IT comes to Most societies in tue world a men wont take a woman serious. U can see that in the street when female cops are told to not Tell certain groups what to so to Not aggrevate well..a good hard slap.
@AFIXFORNIX
@AFIXFORNIX Жыл бұрын
@@emeukal7683 I am sure, because I happen to be a former officer in the Israeli army. But you certainly proved your point that women are not taken seriously, by assuming you know better than me. Your unwarranted confidence doesn't make you right though. Try having a male soldier body search, or even question in privacy, an Arab woman. Let me know how well the local population responded to that. You have absolutely no idea how much tension is avoided just by having female soldiers search women and children, in a situation where the tension is already off the charts. Dozens of thousands of civilians are handled in borders daily, including elderly, sick, pregnant women and toddlers. You need soldiers who will pay attention to their distress, and female soldiers just happen to be more attuned. A few month ago, an elderly (80 years old) Palestinian was left to freeze to death by one of our men-only combat units. The human aspect of why this is wrong is clear, but from a colder, more logical perspective this can trigger a new wave of violence that would cost many lives. So yes, women in these roles certainly help diffuse sensitive situations.
@luxotiica4223
@luxotiica4223 Жыл бұрын
@@AFIXFORNIX did you even read his comment? youre claiming shit with idiotic arguments.
@JohnDoe-dr9ff
@JohnDoe-dr9ff Жыл бұрын
@@AFIXFORNIX What you described sounds like a social worker, not a solider.
@atmeneti21
@atmeneti21 Жыл бұрын
I love when educated people react to different topics and share their views. Normal distribution? Gaussian curve? I'm surprised hearing these words on "random" youtube channel. Well done young lady. Subscribed now :)
@ap3314
@ap3314 Жыл бұрын
And "Game theory"
@Mallan_
@Mallan_ Жыл бұрын
Same here, man.
@mtggamingbob2822
@mtggamingbob2822 Жыл бұрын
I love when people can speak rationally and logically about a subject rather than emotionally, especially when the subject is a social hot button. Beautifully demonstrated in your video. I do wish we could come to a place in society where we celebrate our differences and live in a society where women feel celebrated as they should be. Without one or the other sex existing, there will be no future generations.
@averagebeastt3606
@averagebeastt3606 Жыл бұрын
When you see certain women on these podcasts talk about "I'm a real high value women" and couldn't even tell you a basic business principle like this lol Amazing video, you are a true high value women! 👏🏾
@funfactsshorts__
@funfactsshorts__ 2 жыл бұрын
I've been subbed to your channel for a couple of weeks and I'm very impressed. You're not just intelligent, but you have the extremely rare super power (seemingly) of critical thinking. The world desperately needs more young people like you, and I truly hope this channel can be used as a vehicle to deliver a measure of rational thought and perhaps a calming effect to the extremes we see developing in our society. I find myself prioritizing your content over other channels that I've followed for a long time, and I hope that is taken as the compliment I mean it to be. Thank you for being you, I/we appreciate it.
@NoProtocol
@NoProtocol 2 жыл бұрын
This sort of comment is always humbling.. and leaves me at a loss for words in a way. I've read it a few times and no response seems proper. I'm grateful that you like the videos and please know that this compliment was not lost on me. Thank you too!
@zaqwsxcde54321
@zaqwsxcde54321 2 жыл бұрын
@@NoProtocol I have a grave problem with your channel and that is that there isn't enough videos to watch!!, I love your content and i am only eager to consume more of your content. This channel is called to be huge in the immediate future.
@mudcoff
@mudcoff 2 жыл бұрын
+Hotness
@koolsmoothfan
@koolsmoothfan 2 жыл бұрын
@@NoProtocol one sport where the physical aspect might not matter is pool, I forgot, what about poker. Have you ever watched the world series of poker
@drobichaud1000
@drobichaud1000 2 жыл бұрын
Shut up Games
@KageNoTenshi
@KageNoTenshi Жыл бұрын
As a martial artist who’ve trained in many styles, when I first started in Maui Thai, we had a few girls in our class, and there’s this one who had been learning and training for years when I first started, she was really ripped and fights in tournaments, for the entire first three months, when we sparred she was owning me, I remember those time really well because she has this really annoying laugh and she will do it every time she lands a clean hit on me, and that was quite a few time every round, By the three months mark, she could no longer do that, we went toe to toe still but she can no longer land any clean hit on me, past three months I left her in the dust, remember this is someone who has done it for years before I even started, fights in tournaments, I surpassed her in three months while not working particularly hard,
@kaml1369
@kaml1369 Жыл бұрын
Did you return the compliment by making impersonation of her annoying laugh when you started to make those clean hits and started to win? I know I would.
@KageNoTenshi
@KageNoTenshi Жыл бұрын
@@kaml1369 that’s a girl laugh I can’t do it even if I try
@GodlordBazi
@GodlordBazi Жыл бұрын
Had a similar experience. Until the age of about 20 years I was practicing Krav Maga, then I had to stop doing physical activities in general due to having not enough time for such things left anymore. Earlier this year I had a little bit of an argument with a female selfdefense teacher for claiming that any trained fighter could take down any person who has no fighting experience whatsoever. Now, I do understand that her profession involves building up the self-esteem of her students so that they would have the needed courage to at least try to defend themselves instead of simply giving in to their attacker, but this conversation between us took place outside of her program, so I simply had to disagree. She suggested that I would come and visit her course so that she could make me "eat my words". It took me quiet a while to convince her to do a little sparring match without her students watching instead. She thought that I was afraid of embarrassing myself in front of those young girls, but in reality I was just concerned about what that could do to their self-esteem if someone like me defeated their very teacher right in front of them. When the match between us happened some hours later, it was an absolutely one-sided fight, if we even want to call it that way. I haven't done any sports for more than a decade, I was roughly seven years older than her, I'm a smoker and I weigh a little bit less than 80 kg, yet she was nowhere near taking me down even once. I didn't throw any kicks or punches and used only holding techniques, but she simply didn't have to strength to wrestle her way out of any of them. She on the other hand was too small to effectively use joint locks or similar techniques, since she had to focus all her strength on too many points at the same time in order to make them work. In the end, her excuse was that I already had experience in fighting techniques and therefore our match couldn't disprove what she said. While that might be technically true, it just showed how superior men are compared to women in terms of physique, though. If any females are reading this: Take my advice and use a pepper spray or taser for good meassure. Overestimating your skills as a fighter is what gets you killed out in the streets and that's a fact that people of no matter what gender have to bear in mind.
@KageNoTenshi
@KageNoTenshi Жыл бұрын
@@GodlordBazi I also teach self defence, it can work easily for women, the fact that you guys are having a sparring match defeats the purpose, in self defence we teach the person usually woman, to aim for the eyes throat joints groins in a surprise manner to inflict enough pain and shock for the attacker to stop and or let go, so they can run away, and most likely right after being kick in the balls or finger jab in the eyes most people won’t be inclined to chase, the purpose of self defence is NOT to win a fight or beat up the other person, the purpose of self defence is to increase your chances of getting away and getting home safe in case shit happened
@GodlordBazi
@GodlordBazi Жыл бұрын
@@KageNoTenshi Well, as I said, I practiced Krav Maga back then, which is also about going for the weakest points of the human body utilizing shock combat as well as nearby items that can be used as temporary weapons. Though MMA events were not a thing for us due to the rules (thankfully, I might add) handicapping us too much, we did have sparring matches. You can tell a person as often as you want that they need to go for the eyes in a fight, but when it comes to an emergency they already have to have the "attack pattern" in their muscle memory. I admit that it is very difficult to simulate the shock moment of getting attacked, which is arguably the most important defense factor, but everything else can be done without endangering your sparring partner very well.
@z0ttel89
@z0ttel89 Жыл бұрын
I showed this to my girlfriend and she couldn't believe the firefighter clip. She agrees that people should NEVER be chosen into a position of such responsibility just because of their gender if they aren't able to do the same things the men do.
@torrancerichter1469
@torrancerichter1469 Жыл бұрын
thank you for the Yale courses, I have already started the Historical Civil War Period lectures, I feel like I do not know enough about that era in history.
@alandecker8912
@alandecker8912 2 жыл бұрын
Imagine my shock to find some free thinking human beings left on this planet! Loved the video
@finkergamer8557
@finkergamer8557 Жыл бұрын
I'm sorry that you feel that way. But don't worry, there are many people that share your view that just don't use that dumpster called social media
@mewan1708
@mewan1708 Жыл бұрын
Yeah and that too a women
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
china at the moment You allow free thinking
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
@@finkergamer8557 You made a mistake its not social media its tiktok
@finkergamer8557
@finkergamer8557 Жыл бұрын
@@malevolentyin362 ok, so SM and tic toc
@nagylevi3827
@nagylevi3827 Жыл бұрын
The fact that such things actually need to be demonstrated tell me that society has strayed far off the rational path.
@bpdestinyclips3134
@bpdestinyclips3134 Жыл бұрын
man you are a really smart woman and its amazing to hear you speak the facts this video needs to go viral so the world can hear it keep going and preading messages you got this!
@bw4497
@bw4497 Жыл бұрын
For the media to make the point that Serena Williams is the best ever instead of just recognizing her as the best female tennis player is an insult. She is incredible and deserves all the accolades and recognition for her accomplishments playing against the best females in the world and dominating her competition. Why should there be shame in that?
@antblisss
@antblisss Жыл бұрын
it’s so scary to think that you can fail the course on being a firefighter and still become on as a woman just for the sake of equality/diversity. It also seems unfair if they’re saying they get paid the same, yet the men put in extra work and effort to raise their pay and the women just equal out regardless of the quality of their work
@Idle_Cerberus
@Idle_Cerberus Жыл бұрын
I wouldnt ever want to he saved by a woman, not because its shameful or anything, but because im not gonna risk MY life because they want to lower the standards for women in service just so they can apply, its terrible and nothing but dangerous
@antblisss
@antblisss Жыл бұрын
@@Idle_Cerberus but you also gotta remember this vital statistic… majority of the time, in the real world, people don’t make it out alive of burning building if they’ve been trapped by the time firefighters get there. It’s an 8/10 chance you don’t make it because you had to be stuck in there for as long as people realizing there’s a fire, making that 911 call, them getting ready to get to your location, them getting to your location, them assessing the situation, and then them finding you. During all this you’re inhaling smoke which can kill in 5 minutes. I hate the fascination that movies and tv show’s make of it but realistically, if you’re relying on them to save you, then you’re just not going to survive :(
@Idle_Cerberus
@Idle_Cerberus Жыл бұрын
@@antblisss it doesn't just apply to firefighting, i said all service women, if they are not physically capable enough, i dont want them in any way shape or form attempting to either protect/save/fight for me if they are not as top notch as physically possible, same goes for the men PERIOD, if you are NOT PHYSICALLY CAPABLE, stop trying to fucking act like its because your a woman, because thats not the reason, and im tired of all the different service corps all lowering their standard just so more women can join, its unsafe and stupid, and causes nothing but increased risk of failure and fatalities of civilians or other personnel
@beardbuilds5140
@beardbuilds5140 Жыл бұрын
Welcome to military service ! Completely different physical requirements for both males and females yet they are payed the same as each other
@prawigya
@prawigya Жыл бұрын
I'm okay with the concept of equal pay, as long as the person who is selected is truly qualified. In handling life or death situations, you cannot just give someone a position because they are different. If a woman possesses the quality and strength of a firefighter there is no wrong in paying them the same, but I feel that they shouldn't have been selected at all if they weren't.
@macklroy2005
@macklroy2005 Жыл бұрын
6:26 arguably the BEST women's tennis player in history saying that. So who would like to argue with her that her point of view is inaccurate? I mean really...
@jinxxx696
@jinxxx696 Жыл бұрын
you mean the woman who has been curb stomping the female tennis world for almost 2 decades?
@corywalls7315
@corywalls7315 Жыл бұрын
I really like your thoughts on this subject. I can see you are not only realistic, but you have some knowledge from research to back up your comments. It's nice to see that people are speaking truth and not just trying to make everyone "feel good" for the good of the group. I also love how you don't have an intro and just start right away lol, not like any other channel out there!
@johnand77171
@johnand77171 Жыл бұрын
I so enjoy your insights and ability to articulate them. I also enjoy that you are a learner. But mostly I’m enjoying what I’m learning from you. You are a truly wonderfully diverse and intelligent, content creator. Thank you. I would love you to react to the Australian Rules Football League video, “what is the AFL.” I’d love to see your reaction to it.
@saifrashid8701
@saifrashid8701 2 жыл бұрын
That's why "equality" is sometimes unfair Gender based segregation in sports (that require physical conditions) is not there for nothing There is a perfect example nobody complains about : the weight categories in combat sports, It's ridiculous to push a flyweight champ against a heavyweight in same competition even between same gender
@johncourtright1632
@johncourtright1632 2 жыл бұрын
Weight categories in combat sports is a great point!
@Starfire_Storm
@Starfire_Storm 2 жыл бұрын
That is so true, a few years ago in my Gym, we had a boxing spar just for fun between the largest guy in there, a 1.97m/6'6'' tall, 112 kg/247 lb dude, a complete heavyweight, and the fastest guy there who was a lightweight, a 1.65 m/5'5'' and 60 kg/130 lb dude.... The first round went completely the lightweight guy's way, given he had much more experience and was able to dodge every one of the punches of the heavyweight, however, come round 2, the heavyweight landed just one lucky punch, and he completely knocked the other guy over, a one hit KO.... Size does matter in sports
@kumbawolf
@kumbawolf 2 жыл бұрын
Oh now you're just body shaming... reeee... (sarcasm)
@hermansnazzledorf2950
@hermansnazzledorf2950 2 жыл бұрын
@@johncourtright1632 Don't forget age categories in nearly all junior sports,
@46wireboy
@46wireboy 2 жыл бұрын
Sex, gender is a social construct.
@cheyenne11114
@cheyenne11114 2 жыл бұрын
The calmness in which you delivered your breakdown with medical and scientific fact was very impressive. When we allow things like this to become a legitimate debate, it only does a disservice to intellectual integrity. We must protect women's sports
@chrisb7528
@chrisb7528 Жыл бұрын
This is the first time I've watched your videos and you are very smart and well spoken.
@candesearl
@candesearl Жыл бұрын
Good commentary! Chess or checkers, pottery, painting, design work to name a few where mental gymnastics shows no bounds. MIT has similar classes online. Well done!
@acreativblkmind
@acreativblkmind Жыл бұрын
Nicely done. She delivered well articulated points in a non hostile manner. Any open minded individual could appreciate this video
@46wireboy
@46wireboy 2 жыл бұрын
The first fight was of the female's choosing. She was a smart-ass bragging about her prowess. She was gonna kick all the guys asses. She got laid out over and over again; immediately. A hard lesson, but when you do stupid sht, you get stupid rewards. I love your channel. Smart young lady.
@greyman6353
@greyman6353 Жыл бұрын
Everybody thinks they are equal until they get punched in the head
@soufiane4527
@soufiane4527 Жыл бұрын
the "im sorry" just killed me LOOOL
@dfdsfahjh
@dfdsfahjh Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your honesty and common sense! :)
@swcoder
@swcoder Жыл бұрын
Your approach to reactions is so clean, so refreshing, and so science. It's very welcome to me in the pool of reactors out there.
@2-bitsampler841
@2-bitsampler841 Жыл бұрын
So science 😂
@smalltrashman4227
@smalltrashman4227 Жыл бұрын
Extremely science 😂
@pleaseenteranamelol711
@pleaseenteranamelol711 Жыл бұрын
Very science, many wow. This is so hypothesis.
@MikeStand11
@MikeStand11 Жыл бұрын
So science, such think.
@ikemen1
@ikemen1 2 жыл бұрын
Love your reactions, It's nice to see someone well-educated with common sense.. I myself don't have a lot of education. But, I believe have a generous amount of common sense for a old timer.. Yes, common sense is not going to feed you, but teaches you hard work will....
@gwantv5853
@gwantv5853 Жыл бұрын
this reminds me of high school , where i wasnt always the most active and one day a debate broke out in my grade about guys vs girls so we decided to a little race where we put some of the less active guys (thats me against all of them) to run against the fastest girls and i literally outpaced them all it wasnt even close
@IngSoc274
@IngSoc274 11 ай бұрын
SYSBM.
@IngSoc274
@IngSoc274 11 ай бұрын
BLM.
@davidstewart9701
@davidstewart9701 Жыл бұрын
Finally someone who talks sense! Thank you so very much.
@liquidhalo
@liquidhalo Жыл бұрын
Such a level headed person, I'm glad I came across her channel. KZbin needs more folk like her
@-Kailinn-
@-Kailinn- Жыл бұрын
I feel like some of this is a result of people being told they can do anything they put their mind to as long as they try hard enough. We're different, there's nothing wrong with that, and we can use the differences to compliment one another and not to try to outcompete each other. Know your strengths, know your weaknesses, and work with them for your best outcomes and the best outcomes for those around you.
@jenzu4229
@jenzu4229 Жыл бұрын
i mean i guess u can but unless they reduce the quota for u to pass lmao , that shit happened in the swat series as well if men are more likely to pass they blame it on the male dominance and how its in favor of men i mean no shit if ure applying to be a DEVGRU why on earth should your quota be a slap on the wrist compared to the men that get mentally destroyed
@chesterwilberforce9832
@chesterwilberforce9832 Жыл бұрын
I think that it also comes out of the women's movement of the 60's. Equal pay in the board room, yes, on the basketball court, not so much. To me, it's two separate issues - 1, are women as good as men in sports, and 2, should they be paid like men. #2 is completely based on ad revenue. You can't make more people watch the WNBA.
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
no offense to women but if you try your best against a pro men team your fked bro just give up don't even try
@richardsimpson2439
@richardsimpson2439 2 жыл бұрын
In the UK, darts and snooker (similar to pool) are classed as sports and don't require physical strength, so technically women could compete with men. Also lawn bowls and potentially archery I guess. Otherwise, the physical differences are just too great. When you hear people in the media trying to force the narrative that women are somehow equal to men with regards to actual physical strength, it's like a weird form of cognitive dissonance. It's not helped by films and TV shows often showing tiny women beating up big guys. The reality is, it just wouldn't happen.
@manticore4952
@manticore4952 2 жыл бұрын
Men still have binocular vision than women. Women would excel at non strength peripheral vision based sports or multitasking..
@Danceofmasks
@Danceofmasks 2 жыл бұрын
Equestrian sports don't have a female division, but that's 'cos the strenuous physical activity is being done by the horse.
@ianbritton5735
@ianbritton5735 2 жыл бұрын
Yeah there seems to be an advantage to men, especially on the extreme, toward spatial skills such as object tracking and aim
@galadballcrusher8182
@galadballcrusher8182 2 жыл бұрын
Rhythmic gymnastics are not based on strength or stamina but ballance and agility and women programs usualy are way more complex given they have higher agility on average
@moolacue
@moolacue 2 жыл бұрын
It's been proven many times women are still not as good as men in billiards.
@ogrejehosephatt37
@ogrejehosephatt37 Жыл бұрын
That firefighter thing is incredibly frustrating. Doors in houses aren't designed that way. Firefighters do not enter doors by throwing their bodies against them. Firefighters use tools to get through doors.
@BlackTenshi
@BlackTenshi Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comments on this and for the Yale courses.
@nastychevys
@nastychevys Жыл бұрын
I've heard the backstory on the military video, and the chick was taunting the men claiming she could whoop any of them. The women's soccer team video was from a scrimmage with a high school boys JV squad. The women lost embarrassingly
@demonpride1975
@demonpride1975 Жыл бұрын
yep and even the reverse doesn't work, womens pro team used a jv boys team to practice and the womens pro team got trashed.
@malevolentyin362
@malevolentyin362 Жыл бұрын
If am challenged to any soccer/football by women game id show no mercy to the women team id tackle them the same way I tackle men and id embarrass them the same way giving the nutmegs before scoring and slowing down cause am too fast for them I do that to everyone and sometimes I score with a corner
@tshearn624
@tshearn624 Жыл бұрын
The womens olympic team lost to a high school boys team
@brianfantanamcsexpanther9290
@brianfantanamcsexpanther9290 2 жыл бұрын
Love how you actually listened to Poor Mans Podcast explain why he made it, I’ve seen a couple of other factions to this video, and the others all stopped when he comes on screen, good on you! Your points are all great too, smart and eloquent too.
@NoProtocol
@NoProtocol 2 жыл бұрын
He put in the work making the video, it's only fair! This is actually the first time I'd ever seen him. Thanks for watching Wad (:
@deas13games50
@deas13games50 Жыл бұрын
Randomly saw your video recommend and I'm pressed so I subbed liked and commented for algorithm.
@johnriley7312
@johnriley7312 Жыл бұрын
In the Serena interview you can tell her answer wasn't what the audience was expecting
@philadelphiaangel3741
@philadelphiaangel3741 Жыл бұрын
This woman is highly intelligent,very well spoken, non biased and engages with her audience. Thanks for making these and keep up the good work. As for a sport that woman and men having the equal advantage in…2 come to mind, competitive debating and snowboarding off the top of my head. Interesting side note, if reading body language was a sport woman would have the upper hand due to the fact there hardwired to be able to understand what there child needs before they can speak. They have done numerous studies where women and men watch a movie with no sound and women are usually more able to give an accurate description of what’s going on in the movie. 🤓X
@VagPoop_
@VagPoop_ Жыл бұрын
A bit refreshing indeed
@CrzyLion
@CrzyLion Жыл бұрын
i think women actually have some advantages in mountainclimbing, more elasticity and less weight to pull.
@paulpelle3046
@paulpelle3046 Жыл бұрын
My faith in humanity generally, truth, logic, and (yup) WOMEN specifically just got restored a couple percentage points. Brilliant video 👏👌🙏
@Alex-ck1bw
@Alex-ck1bw Жыл бұрын
If you think most women are illogical, you spend too much time on the internet and need to spend time with some actual real people (specifically women). Her opinion is not controversial among the greater population of women. At all .
@rupertmurdock6783
@rupertmurdock6783 Жыл бұрын
A pretty young smart lady who uses her mind and can form her own opinion. A joy to look at and listen to. Nowadays an endangered species.
@bellantwain21
@bellantwain21 11 күн бұрын
This was insane love the video protocol Stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
@reivax6368
@reivax6368 Жыл бұрын
10 seconds in and I can tell this woman knows how to use her brain lol
@andysheepleton
@andysheepleton Жыл бұрын
I just loved watching someone living in the real world for a change. Great video.
@aeiou6410
@aeiou6410 Жыл бұрын
Failed the fire department test but was still accepted. Brilliant
@poorwhitepeoplearefailures2396
@poorwhitepeoplearefailures2396 Жыл бұрын
I really appreciate you acting rationally in regards to the NBA/WNBA. Nice to see some people arent brainwashed People need to realize most records related to strength and speed held by women are broken annually by high school boys
@turboes29
@turboes29 2 жыл бұрын
It was refreshing to watch someone so intelligent review this.
@cobbler88
@cobbler88 Жыл бұрын
I've seen the firefighter vid a few times. The biggest takeaway I have with the door challenge is that not once does the woman seem to commit fully to trying to knock down the door. She always seems to be looking after her own well-being more. That doesn't really dovetail well with the mission.
@Ajithkumar-hs2sk
@Ajithkumar-hs2sk Жыл бұрын
Yes, boys won't mind getting pain while doing these things to save someone.
@cobbler88
@cobbler88 Жыл бұрын
@@Ajithkumar-hs2sk It's a male's duty. If we cared as much as females do about self-preservation, we never would have created civilization. We had to do a LOT of stupid sh!t to make that happen.
@TheTurinturumbar
@TheTurinturumbar Жыл бұрын
@@Ajithkumar-hs2sk weird, almost like something in us tells us at a basic level our roles and it can't be erased by the social constructionists.
@gmansard641
@gmansard641 Жыл бұрын
Yes, I thought the same thing, it didn't look like she gave it a full effort. Reminds me of something my mother used to say whenever I was facing something difficult as a kid: "just do your best." Years later (after the military) I recalled this to her, adding that it's not really your "best" until you die trying. "OH I didn't mean THAT," she replied,, meaning that to her "best" had a different definition.
@cobbler88
@cobbler88 Жыл бұрын
@@gmansard641 And how many things can we really give our "best"? I can think of running and jumping, where the tank can just empty. A lot of other things are psychological, though, and as such we can never really be sure we put forth our absolute best effort.
@tchavezjr
@tchavezjr Жыл бұрын
Excellent video. Great examples and commentary
@Royal_Giant_o7
@Royal_Giant_o7 Жыл бұрын
The fire fighter looked like she didn’t even try
@keepwatukill
@keepwatukill Жыл бұрын
You are by far the most articulate and insightful reactor I have seen on the Tube. Bravo and thank you for raising the bar around here!
@fzoid3534
@fzoid3534 Жыл бұрын
Something I always found weird and hard to understand are the differences in Chess. There are male and female titles in a game that isn't based on physical fitness. In general for most sports I don't care. It's fair to make a distinction between male and female sports but if a men runs faster, jumps further that's it. In combat sports I'm totally against mixing sexes. There's simply a huge difference between running slower or getting your skull cracked. Which then again leads to the unwanted discussion of trans athletes.
@kellensarien9039
@kellensarien9039 Жыл бұрын
Chess is an interesting case. The Polgar sisters from Hungary could play against the best men, and a few other women have been able to approach those heights, but it's been two whole generations now of schoolchildren, boys and girls alike, playing in school tournaments, and the large advantage men have over over women in bell-curve terms persists. I can suggest a few possible reasons. 1. Chess demands total absorption. Many players I have known have wanted ONLY to play chess, though the realities of life prevent this dedication in most cases. In this and many other areas, I think men are more capable of monomania than are women, who seek a more balanced existence. 2. A woman of my acquaintance once said, concerning the mental processes of women, that there was "too much noise" for deep concentration. Emotional noise, she meant. And chess demands concentration. 3. Men are more capable of losing themselves in un-self-conscious activity than are women. Women see the world through a screen of the image they are projecting. 4. In their formative years, it is very important to a young male to be good at something. You can see them growing up and choosing an activity at which to try to excel, partly for internal reasons, partly for social reasons. Young males judge one another largely on the basis of what they know and what they can do. Young females - not so much. Their popularity and social sanction comes from more appearance-based attributes. So young males and young females during their critical years of chess development, are going to have different levels of motivation to study. Now, you might believe that all of these reasons are BS, and you might be right. But my main point is that some of the above cannot be expressed in public, not with your name attached. "Equity" and "justice" and "inclusion" demand that you not think at all, if think leads you to question the orthodoxy.
@debeastdueeast
@debeastdueeast Жыл бұрын
There are no male titles in chess.
@fzoid3534
@fzoid3534 Жыл бұрын
@@debeastdueeast en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIDE_titles
@TheSnivilous
@TheSnivilous Жыл бұрын
Glad to see this comment since I was thinking the same thing. The top chess players are men, which indicates there's some cognitive difference that favors males in the case of Chess. Maybe Kellen's points above are valid.
@fzoid3534
@fzoid3534 Жыл бұрын
@@kellensarien9039 tyvm for this input. I'd like to see if there are any studies on this subject..
@trogdoor4579
@trogdoor4579 Жыл бұрын
Hey thanks for the school ref that's awesome Yale does that... I'm sure someone else said it but Chess is the first on off top off head but I know there are more but the more physical a game is the larger the gap will grow.
@stevieboiike2623
@stevieboiike2623 Жыл бұрын
I like your Videos! You left a very smart, educated and kind impression on me! Greetings from germany!
@alexkarroll9485
@alexkarroll9485 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for existing and speaking your truth with logical reasoning and support backing it up! We need more of it
@markgallagher5908
@markgallagher5908 Жыл бұрын
It's disappointing that in today's society someone speaking with logical reasoning needs to be commended but I do concur with your sentiment and I'll add that it's just as disappointing that so few do speak from a place of reason and logic compared to the almost endless number of "influencers" whom sprout nonsense that's driven by a mix of pure emotion, intolerance and prejudice.
@izan2445
@izan2445 2 жыл бұрын
She is so good at breaking it down and her commentary is on point. I subscribed just because she killed it in this reaction.
@umfa9817
@umfa9817 Жыл бұрын
6:08 - Well ... at least chess is now considered a sport, lol
@gimma_ubtube1171
@gimma_ubtube1171 Жыл бұрын
Agreed amazing commentary, very impressive keep it up girl
@danielstith5227
@danielstith5227 Жыл бұрын
That is one of the reasons why the discussion around cis males who have transgendered to female should not be allowed to compete in competitive level sporting events against cis females. It isn't just about hormone levels. The difference begins during gestation and by 5 years of age the bone density, muscle mass, aortic mass and size, heart muscle efficiency, etc. have all begun to differentiate PERMANENTLY. Those aren't things that can be changed surgically or pharmaceutically.
@markgallagher5908
@markgallagher5908 Жыл бұрын
The way I see it is some women and all feminists claim to be better than men at everything they do so I'm fine with transgender people competing with them.
@salt-ernativemedia1018
@salt-ernativemedia1018 Жыл бұрын
I agree with your post but you really sound silly with the cis crap. There's men and there's women. End of story.
@beardbuilds5140
@beardbuilds5140 Жыл бұрын
Yo Daniel , it’s male and female bruvvv. Anyone ever notice that we all have to have some kind of FKN rubbish label put on us now ? How did we get to a point in life where we are called Cis males and females just simply for being who we are ?! If you want to be transgender then be transgender if you want to call yourself purple and yellow polka dots then do it , but don’t reverse label normal male and females because we chose to be who we are ! The whole world has lost its FKN mind !!!!
@Freyaundergrowth
@Freyaundergrowth Жыл бұрын
It varies person to person studies have shown that after 2 years on both estrogen and testosterone blockers that muscle strength weakens now this obviously doesn’t solve everything but that’s why it’s case to case because people are just different you have women like Megan Anderson and men like timothee chalamet I think with the right regulations and test we can allow trans individuals to compete in sports
@guiwhiz
@guiwhiz Жыл бұрын
@@Freyaundergrowth 'weaken' is a very vague term. Muscle fiber density, elasticity, and 'coarseness' are not hormonally driven and 'permanemt' barring illness or disease. Doesn't change the fact it isn't a 'level playing field' undermining the concept of a 'fair contest'.
@jimmyrussell3397
@jimmyrussell3397 Жыл бұрын
In Skateboarding, men still have an advantage due to muscle structure, allowing them to ollie (jump on the board) higher, get more speed when pushing, and land tricks from bigger heights, due to their bodies being able to take more of an impact on landing. There are still some absolute legendary female skates out there though, Elissa Steamer being a prime example.
@mau3020
@mau3020 Жыл бұрын
I'd say there can be mixed competition in sports where you rely more on skills like precision instead of depending on muscle mass, like archery, skeet shooting, rifle shooting, darts, curling, chess, billiards, bowling, petanque, golf (maybe)
@grzegorzfronckiewicz6784
@grzegorzfronckiewicz6784 Жыл бұрын
It's actually said near the end of that video, that in golf the male advantage still applies. And I would wonder about bowling, since players get their own personal bowls, tailored to their preferences (mostly it means weight of their bowling balls), so i guess that on average males use heavier balls then females. The rest I could agree with, with one exception - archery. From all the sports you mentioned, in archery you rely most heavily on muscle mass. I'm not sure if that thought came to You from watching movies or watching actual sport, and I'm not making fun of You, just let me tell You: drawing a bow is not easy (I've actually been doing archery for three years now). If we look at actual archery competitions, it may seem like it's the same for male and female athletes because they shoot the same target at the same distance, but what makes a huge difference here is the equipment. In Olympic archery, competitors use recurve bows that draw an average of around 48.5 pounds for the men and 33 pounds for the women. That's 22kg for men, and 15kg for women (and that's drawn with one hand). So basically precision in archery comes second, first you have to make sure the arrow reaches it's target.
@mau3020
@mau3020 Жыл бұрын
@@grzegorzfronckiewicz6784 I did archery while at University. I know that some bows are harder to pull, but for a competition this should be regulated for precision instead of endurance, so it can be fair for everyone. Golf is trickier because of the distances and hitting power, but I think it can be regulated to be fair.
@grzegorzfronckiewicz6784
@grzegorzfronckiewicz6784 Жыл бұрын
@@mau3020 So You are an actual archer. That's great, this sport is seriously underrated. And as far, as I can tell, it is regulated for competitions. The target is the same, the distance is the same. They have mixed team matches after all. The difference is that the female archers would not be able to use the same bows that men use, simply because of difference in strength. It would be impossible to regulate the event for precision (at least in my opinion), because for that, the equipment would have to be the same for all athletes, men and women alike. So, as a sport, archery is not exactly dominated by men in terms of results (even though the difference in points for their respective events is still pretty big), but the difference in strength between men and women still plays a big part and is reflected in their equipment. If they used the same bows, with the same draw weight, I'm pretty sure that's when men would actually dominate archery.
@cameronjosephvideos5942
@cameronjosephvideos5942 Жыл бұрын
Chess is definitely one where women have potential. It's very uncommon for women to be competing at the very top, for what reasons I couldn't say, but it has happened. Judit Polgar was ranked 8th in the world at one point and has beaten many World Champions including the current number 1 chess player Magnus Carlsen. Only three women have broken the top 100 so yes its rare, but that's still better than other sports where no woman even stands a chance at the elite level. It should also be said there are only 40 female grandmasters out of 1600. Again, can't say why.
@DickLongFlop14
@DickLongFlop14 Жыл бұрын
Best intro to a video I’ve ever seen haha
@huliohuliohamijo
@huliohuliohamijo 2 жыл бұрын
8:30 It's pure body strength. I have wrestled two women at the same time before (amicably), I don't have any training and neither did they. At the time I wasn't particularly muscular either, and we all had similar height. I fended them off with relative ease after like a minute. I had to contain myself to avoid doing real damage.
@IPASAustralia
@IPASAustralia Жыл бұрын
You are using logic and reason to cut through an emotional female argument. Thank you for being honest and forthright. Keep it up!
@mpz2068
@mpz2068 11 ай бұрын
I have a friend who trains ju jitsu and he was telling me that some of the disadvantages for women like bone density and muscle mass are at least somewhat offset by increased flexibility. He said the ladies were able to escape and use certain techniques more effectively because of an increased range of movement
@LazyCreepypasta
@LazyCreepypasta Жыл бұрын
When you said game theory I thought you were taking about the gamer theorist channel lol
@ke1tor
@ke1tor Жыл бұрын
The polarity between men and women is what makes it magic. It's simply beautiful.
@erebor4nierdzewny970
@erebor4nierdzewny970 Жыл бұрын
You have my respect as a guy. I played amateur basketball for over 20 years until I finally got a back and ankle injury. With a height of 170 cm(now i am 6F2), I made my first DUNK, at the age of 15. Nobody had heard of me, but if there was such a woman in the WNBA, she would have been talked about. That you see the biological difference between a guy and a woman is beautiful. We are not physically equal, let's learn to respect them and, most importantly, not to lie that we are the same. That's why life is interesting. I would add that feminism and women believers in this nonsense resemble crazy religious believers. Thanks for seeing the facts and thinking. Thank you.
@liammorris1018
@liammorris1018 Жыл бұрын
I really love the painting in the background too.
@shawnlambrecht1052
@shawnlambrecht1052 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for posting this.
@andrejsasd8904
@andrejsasd8904 Жыл бұрын
As far as I know, men's and women's results are close in two types of sports: 1) ultramarathons (really long distances), 30-40+ hours of running, because it goes to endurance and efficiency, instead of pure speed and strength. A bigger muscle mass is an additional weight you need to carry all that time; 2) Long distance swimming, because women have better "shape"/ "streamline?" and can swim more efficiently with less resistance and less energy consumption. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.
@charchadonto
@charchadonto Жыл бұрын
You are correct, in ultra endurance sports men and woman are practically equal, because greater mass is just as much a detriment as greater strenght would be a benefit. With some woman outperforming the majority of men even at those.
@XD-cf6gr
@XD-cf6gr Жыл бұрын
I might be wrong but wasn't the reason for women being better endurance swimmers something to do with buoyancy and internal fat storage?
@shaneminer15
@shaneminer15 Жыл бұрын
same goes for jockeys where being light is an advantage. also the men who are jockeys are way smaller than the average man but no man can weigh
@dylanlong9641
@dylanlong9641 Жыл бұрын
Came here to mention ultarunning as a sport where women and men are competitive. Courtney Dauwalter is an ultra runner who has several overall wins and outright course records, including the Moab 240 a while back where she beat the second place finisher by over 10 hours. She's a beast.
@midnight-2021
@midnight-2021 Жыл бұрын
NHRA currently has women leading in the points in 3 of the 4 categories, which are Top Fuel, Pro Stock and Pro Motorcycle. Plus other women in other forms of auto racing are doing well in competitions against men.
@Renshai32
@Renshai32 Жыл бұрын
The most common sense, eloquently spoken, fact based assessment in the difference between the two semesters I've ever heard from a woman. Great balance to your takes. And I love your look at the camera expression at times 😆
@Potakavic
@Potakavic Жыл бұрын
Impressed by your absolute fairness 😊
@DigiDivide
@DigiDivide 9 ай бұрын
You said it perfectly there. "We separate sports by sex to make it as fair as possible on average".
@paulmartin2348
@paulmartin2348 2 жыл бұрын
Wow, you blew my mind. I love any person that thinks. Huge props girl, stay strong. 😀
@revenantronin4168
@revenantronin4168 Жыл бұрын
Just to provide additional context about John McEnroe comment about Serena: Serena and her sister lost to Karsten Braasch (ranked 203 at the time) at the 1998 Australian open, just to put this conversation into a more comprehensive perspective. Edit: when Billie Jean King defeated Bobby Riggs on September 20, 1973, Bobby was 55 years old (she was 29). Bobby also defeated Margaret Court (ranked #1 at the time of the match) earlier that year.
@ArturPereiraMTB
@ArturPereiraMTB Жыл бұрын
I’m amazed how this is even a discussion.
@EllyInVideoland
@EllyInVideoland Жыл бұрын
oh my GOD thank you for this
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