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General Discussion => Welcome and General Discussion => Topic started by: FXF on June 01, 2015, 04:47:26 AM
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FYI your link has extra quotes.
http://www.economist.com/news/essays/21649050-badly-educated-men-rich-countries-have-not-adapted-well-trade-technology-or-feminism/
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FYI your link has extra quotes.
http://www.economist.com/news/essays/21649050-badly-educated-men-rich-countries-have-not-adapted-well-trade-technology-or-feminism/
S/He included the ones s/he thought particularly poignant.
Edit: the article nicely sums up the transition from "role-centric" relationships to "partnership or teams".
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Mike Rowe talks about this quite a bit too.
Rich
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FYI your link has extra quotes.
http://www.economist.com/news/essays/21649050-badly-educated-men-rich-countries-have-not-adapted-well-trade-technology-or-feminism/
S/He included the ones s/he thought particularly poignant.
What wololo meant was that the URL was invalid.
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Older article, in The Atlantic on the same topic:
"The End of Men (http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/07/the-end-of-men/308135/)."
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Uh, I would find any statements made by Charles Murray to be suspect.
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I read this last night and found the essay to be rather speculative in general.
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News flash: people have trouble adapting to unemployment and incarceration. The economic policy is obviously flawless, so it must be a reaction to feminism. </snark>
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Yeah, that stands to reason: In the past, men without an education could rely upon, well, being men. I mean, society had a need for strong men who were willing to work hard. Today these jobs were few and far between, and they don't pay well, leaving these men feeling "left out".
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Anytime there are significant changes in society, there's going to be transition pain. Industrial revolution is a perfect example. There were plenty of problems, some of which we're probably still trying to work out.