@omarusan80@keith_ramsey21@MLB No. Coaches can't do whatever they want. They get thrown out if they do. Umpires need to be held accountable to the same standards. But ok tough guy.. go call Don Kelly a pussy to his face, see how that works out for you.
@Nateroyce54@MikeMummy40@TheJoeySwoll Thanks for the info I can see spotting at the wrists is better. I am used to powerlifters who don't want that. Good to learn and see better ways though! I never looked this deep into it!
@AMuseConsulting@theripsnorter@BasedMikeLee Learn to read? Go straight to insulting... I see who I am dealing with. No one said the boys are being kept from STEM. However it is a fact that there are active campaigns to get girls into STEM. You said they are not encouraged but reality says otherwise.
@AMuseConsulting@theripsnorter@BasedMikeLee My niece is a software engineer and my daughter is taking pre-calc, chemistry, and programming in 10th grade, not from lack of access. Meanwhile, boys interested in trades (like my nephews) face less equivalent pushing into STEM. I have 2 sons, same story already unfolding.
@AMuseConsulting@theripsnorter@BasedMikeLee Your own paper (IZA DP 16180) actually supports my point more than yours. It shows boys rate their math ability higher than girls even with the same actual performance. Yet despite this confidence gap, girls are still heavily recruited and funneled into STEM.
@AMuseConsulting@theripsnorter@BasedMikeLee Words matter. I didn’t say “encouragement” I deliberately said pushed. Girls today are actively pushed into STEM through targeted programs, curriculum, scholarships, mentorships, and constant messaging, whether it matches their interests or not. That’s not the same as “access.”
@AMuseConsulting@theripsnorter@BasedMikeLee This is so not true. Girls are pushed into STEM heavily in the education system today, weather they want it or not. My neice is a software engineer and My daughter is in 10th grade and taking pre-calc Chem and programming classes. My nephews are auto mechanics and firefighters.
@MikeMummy40@TheJoeySwoll This is a bad take. There are diffrent places to spot depending on weight and reps and lifters skill. Spotting at the wrist is wrong for experienced heavy lifters because it can interfere with natural path. This is a heavy lift... too heavy. Lifter is wrong, not the spotter.
@pinkdoja @Thevictoria76 Lost my mom last year.. not butt hurt, this is just sad. She loved flowers, and us, would give anything to have another day. Life is short, this is selfish and unfunny.