Bear Grylls made a survival challenge. He left men and women on different uninhabitable islands.
The women were seen whining, complaining, and crying.
The men, even though having ego clashes, showed better teamwork. They proved to be better hunters and decision-makers. The men made one bed for each person.
The women had just one place for everyone. Also, some shady things happened, like the women finding food tins, a random unconscious pig, and a passing boat giving them a fish. This made viewers question the show's bias.
Can women ever beat men in a survival challenge?
FEMINISM: This monologue on women is one of the most damning I've ever heard. It borders on cruel.
And I don't think he's even aware of it.
You might not be either until you apply the particular mental edit of "Women" and instantly it comes into focus with crystal clarity.
🚨BREAKING: British veteran breaks down live on TV over state of the country:
"Rows and rows of white tombs for what? A country of today? No, I'm sorry. The sacrifice wasn't worth the result.
I fought for freedom, and it's darn-sight worse now than when I fought."
🔴 EXCLUSIVE: The BBC is accused of editing a Trump speech to make him seem to back the Capitol riot.
A whistleblower memo says Panorama “completely misled” viewers by cutting key lines
Watch @gordonrayner’s full breakdown ⬇️
AOL HANGS UP FOR GOOD
After 34 years, AOL’s dial-up internet is logging off forever on Sept. 30, 2025.
That screechy modem handshake - once the soundtrack of the early web - is about to be museum material.
For a whole generation, “You’ve got mail” was the metaverse.
Now, even Elon is calling it the “end of an era.”
For anyone who waited 7 minutes for a single JPEG to load, this isn’t just a shutdown.
It’s the final unplugging of the internet’s training wheels.
Next month, the last holdouts will click “connect” … and hear silence.
Source: AOL announcement, @AdrianDittmann, @elonmusk