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Dick Wrentham

@EmbitteredHeir
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    Dick Wrentham
    @EmbitteredHeir
    11h
    One of the reasons for the state to control women’s behavior is that it’s essentially impossible to have a functional military or really any functional organization if you can’t be or remain married while employed therein.
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    Josh Kaplowitz
    @jjkaplowitz
    Aug 21
    Hard disagree. Try deploying for 7 months on a submarine. I came back from deployment and we had 15 divorces. That’s not hyperbole. Being a business founder is hard but there is no comparison to the military.
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    Dick Wrentham
    @EmbitteredHeir
    11h
    A huge problem for AI is that the sort of person who defers completely to it (3rd world posters, autists, startup kids, middle mgmt try hards) is so comically unimpressive.
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    thad
    @gumbelcopula
    14h
    Replying to @eugyppius1
    This whole episode was LLM psychosis
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    Dick Wrentham
    @EmbitteredHeir
    14h
    Have you ever written a post yourself?
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    DataRepublican (small r)
    @DataRepublican
    15h
    I posted this week from a place of stress, and I said more, faster, and louder than the moment called for. I don't regret caring about doing things the right way. I do regret making it a public spectacle before it was understood, and pulling people I respect into the swirl. That
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    Dick Wrentham
    @EmbitteredHeir
    Aug 22
    Among the other stupidities here, you are using “invariant” to sound smart where what you mean to say is “fact.”
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    DataRepublican (small r)
    @DataRepublican
    Aug 21
    Replying to @DataRepublican
    This is an invariant: if I had done as you requested, I would be a criminal right now. It’s one thing to try and fire me. It’s another to rob my children of their mother.
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    Dick Wrentham
    @EmbitteredHeir
    Aug 21
    Seems basically true. All societies newly permitting women’s employment generally (and ~always wrongly) assume that prevailing social norms will be enough to discourage women from staying single. Not even Iran or wherever is willing to stop that.
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    Kelsey Piper
    @KelseyTuoc
    Aug 20
    Replying to @KelseyTuoc
    If a society is sexist, and then it becomes possible for women to support themselves in employment (including via internet jobs, etc), then those women will very often opt out of marriage and motherhood, which in a sexist society is a bad deal for them.

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