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[公主病 @princess_01011]

为什么总有bro拿什么交通事故，工伤死亡率对标分娩风险，试图证明分娩的风险不应该受重视，来否定女性的困境？

值得注意的是，男性的分娩死亡率为0，因为他们根本不会分娩。而女性的分娩死亡率即使像他们所列出的小数点后好几个0的小概率，也恒大于0
即使用极端假设法，无限接近于0≠0
致敬最有理科天赋的bro

你们不配替分娩的女性大方地忽视痛苦
女性会有交通事故和工伤的风险，但是男性永远不会有分娩的风险

[Lam.exe @lamhorx]

一方水土养一方人

[Alice @Raw_0xDEADBEEF]

她从小到大都是在高强度压力的应试教育下长大的，她尽了全力来到美国，为的就是找到好工作和留在这里。但她在青少年就患上了癫痫，而到美国后这个病越来越严重，以至于治疗的代价会导致她引以为傲的“程序员的大脑”受到损伤，而这是她留在美国的资本，她无法接受失去的东西。她不断的Push AI“我是不是可以减轻药量”，因为她必须要在面试中用那个“聪明的程序员大脑”活下来。她做的所有努力都是为了留在美国。为什么一个人会走到这样的处境？这是GPT4o导致的吗？

[柯冰 @laojiang2010]

想起N年前高中同学在接孩子放学的时候，被伪装成医护人员的人绑架。她个子很小，但性格倔强，拼命反抗，不停大声呼喊。那些人开着"急救车"，说她是个神经病，但最终因为她的反抗和围观的路人太多，绑架没有成功。

[Nomcebo Mkhaliphi @nomcebo_mkhali]

Imagine being told "go and eat banana", "you are illiterate", "you don't know what you are doing"...
All because I am a WOMAN and I talk about PERIODS openly a natural call for WOMEN and GIRLS
Give a little kindness today

[森絵 @Reflectier]

我就很好奇，如果结婚对力工来说真的这么苦，为什么反对离婚冷静期是女的在举大旗

[Wilde Hexe（荒野女巫） @5cmdkOARZbuaVAG]

结婚这个事，用个买卖上的比喻，就是“嫌货才是买货人”
男的嫌彩礼贵，嫌女人捞，嫌女人太现实......就跟想砍价时各种挑毛病一样
女人直接不结婚......就是直接说不买，我不需要

[amber水母🍥 @amber_medusozoa]

我有一计可以关停这个网站，只需要将某人照片放进去再让李老师宣传即可

[Bean @Tiabeanie8964]

当然老登是决想不到这一层：
能进同一家公司的男女，来自的社会阶层都不一样。尤其腾讯这种大厂，能在这种思想倾斜，资源倾斜的社会里，把一个女儿托举到腾讯的，都不是普通家庭。

[Janet Murray @jan_murray]

I may have been the first journalist to approach Oxford University for comment on photographs of Matt Rattley appearing to wear giant prosthetic breasts in academic settings - images he has posted online himself.

Why? This is one of the world's leading universities FFS.

Speaking as a woman, as well as a journalist, these images raise questions for me. Clearly, I cannot establish someone’s motives from photographs, and I am not claiming to know his.

But these are the questions these images raise for me:

- Is there a sexual or fetish element to this presentation?
- Has the university considered whether staff or students could experience it as sexualised, uncomfortable or intimidating?
- What standards apply to sexualised presentation in academic settings?
- Do students and staff feel free to raise concerns, given the power imbalance between a lecturer and students?
- Have any complaints been made, and if so, how were they handled?

We do not need to know someone’s private motives to ask about the effects of their conduct at work.

These strike me as entirely reasonable questions about a university’s responsibilities to its students and staff - and therefore matters of public interest.

Yet I haven’t seen them examined in any mainstream reporting.

Why?
_______
P.S. If you’re a student or member of staff with information or concerns, my inbox is open. I’ll treat messages in confidence [email protected]

[Solana @solana_555]

@linmaomao2020 吵赢了，不就坐实他自己是一颗金针菇🤣🤣。因为他觉得国女宁愿喜欢黑男都不选他，因为他是金针菇哈哈哈，只有这个心理才符合他们的行为逻辑。

[11 @whisper_han]

@linmaomao2020 通过国男努力地造谣从初中开始我就知道黑人屌大了，并且一直觉得他们是没有黑人屌大才这么气急败坏的……

[Colin @ColinFox55]

@linmaomao2020 想起毛毛姐以前写的具体文字忘记了，大概意思是国男总是说国女喜欢黑男因为黑男屌大，但是女的知道黑男屌大是因为国男总是说。为啥国男知道黑男屌大呢，是因为他们自己试过觉得很大很喜欢自己没有又嫉妒 哈哈哈哈哈

[Wilde Hexe（荒野女巫） @5cmdkOARZbuaVAG]

今天怎么总刷到德国人骂中国人（当然是骂国男）的推文，前几天跟土耳其男人对骂，国男还真是转着圈的满世界丢人啊

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

A high school girl in Mexico just won a gold medal for putting out fires with a speaker. It plays one deep, low hum and the flames die in about 5 seconds.

DARPA tried the same idea back in 2012 with a rig so big and clunky they never took it any further, and hers runs on a 12-volt battery and a speaker she can carry around.

Sound is just air being pushed back and forth. A low note at 30 hertz means the air around the flame is flipping direction 30 times every second.

Flames only exist in a thin layer where fuel vapor mixes with oxygen. Shake that layer hard enough and it keeps getting stretched thinner, the heat gets pulled away faster than the flame can make more, and eventually the flame rips right off the fuel. Whatever tears off is too cool to keep burning, so it just goes out.

DARPA's report put a number on how little it takes. Once the air at the flame is moving about half a meter per second, which is barely a breeze, the flame goes out, and pretty much any pitch can get there if you crank the power high enough.

Low notes just get you there way cheaper, because a speaker moves a lot more air on each push when the pitch is low. Two engineering students at George Mason figured this out by trial and error in 2015. They started with super high pitches, 20,000 to 30,000 hertz, and all the flames did was shiver. It only worked once they dropped down to 30 to 60 hertz, which is basically the bass on a hip-hop track.

Ángela Karime's build is a 12-volt battery, a frequency generator, an amplifier and a speaker, tuned to 30 hertz. She named it Vortex Tech and talks about it shooting out little rings of air, and that's real physics. When loud, low sound gets pushed through a narrow opening, the air curls up into rings like a smoke ring, and those rings carry a puff of air way farther than the sound would get on its own. In her tests it put out small flames from about 2 meters away.

She went through five prototypes and over 100 tests in about a year, and she says it's put out burning wood, flammable liquids, electronics and cooking oil.

The cooking oil one is a big deal. Throw water on a grease fire and it flashes into steam and flings burning oil all over your kitchen, which is exactly the kind of fire where you'd want something that doesn't put anything into the pan.

Now, sound can't cool anything down, so a big fire sitting on red-hot fuel can come right back the second the speaker shuts off. The George Mason guys worried about the same thing in 2015, and it's why this is still a prototype for small flames and the red extinguisher under your sink isn't going anywhere yet.

Space might end up being where this matters first. Up there water floats off in blobs, while sound works the same with or without gravity, and acoustics researchers have already published experiments on fighting fires with sound on spacecraft.

She's still in high school, and she's already working on a version that spots a fire and puts it out by itself. The gold in Indonesia also came with a special award that gets her into another international competition.

[林毛毛 @linmaomao2020]

最近总看见一帮人吵架，吵架的内容是，如下:

国男说，国女喜欢黑男;
国女说，她不喜欢黑男。

作为旁观者，我感到，这种问题，有什么好吵的，吵赢了，能抢到什么好处吗?

我知道，国男在造黄谣，但是国男胡说八道的事情多着呢，目的不过是让女的跑断腿去自证清白，省得你们去跟他们抢真正的权利。

[SurrogacyConcern @SurrogConcern]

Both of these despicable men have children with surrogate mothers.

[Bean @Tiabeanie8964]

然而名校大厂的独生女们，也认不清这点，以为既然是同学，同事，就是门当户对了，轻易就嫁个给了小镇做题家，号称是买潜力股，搭进一辈子给凤凰男抬轿了。

[嬴姒 @yngs317275]

大结果？一个人，连有血缘关系的亲爹兜里钱都弄不过来，怎么那么自信能掏陌生男人钱包？要钱，明显爆犸跌金币更快。还有，一二十万和大结果的关系是？大结果也太廉价了。

[海隅😺 @haiyumiao]

其实我一直想问德国人一个问题：你们是怎么忍受默茨那张寡妇脸子的？那种天天哭丧的表情，怎么看也不是一种吉兆。