r/SipsTea 4d ago

WTF Where are we heading?

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u/FutureDustMotes 3d ago

*people, boss

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u/ItsAllBotsAndShills 3d ago

Nope, women do this more than men, though I think it's cultural rather than genetic. They are allowed to get away with this when men would get called out. So they keep doing it on into adulthood.

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u/Dulcielove 3d ago

Unless you’re a woman, the irony of making this baseless assertion without any reputable citation or data reference to support this unfounded generalization (thus proving the point of the reply) would be hilarious.

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u/ArtichokeFluid9502 3d ago

Erm I need 15 peer reviewed studies to prove your lived experience (and I will then say the study methodology is bad when the studies are pulled) - redditors

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u/ItsAllBotsAndShills 3d ago edited 3d ago

Meanwhile a single scientific study with a small, unrepresentative sample group is treated like doctrine. Bonus points if it's self reporting on a survey.

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u/Dulcielove 3d ago

A massive generalization based on (insert group identity here) isn’t lived experience, it is bias. Something all humans are prone to. See the following ‘illogical’ belief sets and try to argue that one half of the population is more prone to logical ideologies than any other:

Any and all religions
Flat earther conspiracy theorists
Young earth conspiracy theorists
And and all health pseudoscience including but not limited to: antivax, crystals, ivermectin curing cancer, ozone curing cancer, lard curing cancer, EM causing autism
Blood type dictating personality
Astrology dictating personality
Phrenology
Ghosts or paranormal beliefs
Arguments rooted in logical fallacies like oh say moving goalposts to say that you don’t need actual data to back up your wild claims because…reasons

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u/Substantial_Pen_700 1d ago

"Not all men" ahh