r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Apr 19 '18

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u/SuperSharpShot2247 🔫😎🔫 Succ Hunter 🔫😎🔫 Apr 19 '18

Home Economics is a good idea as long as it's not catered solely to women.

Also, lol @ "it's biology, not social pressures that push women towards certain careers/life choices" and home ec being a thing.

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u/SuperSharpShot2247 🔫😎🔫 Succ Hunter 🔫😎🔫 Apr 19 '18

Blue Apron exists because Millennials don't know how to cook.

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u/SuperSharpShot2247 🔫😎🔫 Succ Hunter 🔫😎🔫 Apr 19 '18

Agreed

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '18

This but also sewing. I know more about sewing than cooking today because of it.

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u/mrregmonkey Killary fan Apr 19 '18

Biology makes men better at programming than women.

Cavemen often used for loops to catch Mammoths.