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<blockquote data-quote="BURNΞR" data-source="post: 1053238" data-attributes="member: 11032">Persuasion won't matter if the person willing to help you is fundamentally terrible at problem solving and this tends to be the case with women. If it's something standard I can let a female handle it (though they fuck those up too). When the circumstance gets complicated they fall apart. when the stakes are higher I don't want to play around and humor a government affirmative action hire. Needless to say this philosophy extends beyond me rudely hanging up the phone on women. I want to avoid putting my life in female hands, whether they be a cop, firewoman, commercial airline pilot or a cardiovascular surgeon. In most cases you won't even have the option to opt for a male replacement. Let's hope for your sake you can dodge that bullet. Maybe it's possible to persuade them into doing a better job? Rhetorical question.Normies will all decry this as sexist but the redpillers know quota hirings are a real thing. If medical schools admitted&nbsp; students based on actual merit and aptitude you really believe half the seats would be occupied by women? Rhetorical question.In closing I'll say that when the chips are down I think people intuitively want to rely on men for help. Believe me folks, it's only through frustrating trial and error I have come to these conclusions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BURNΞR, post: 1053238, member: 11032"] Persuasion won't matter if the person willing to help you is fundamentally terrible at problem solving and this tends to be the case with women. If it's something standard I can let a female handle it (though they fuck those up too). When the circumstance gets complicated they fall apart. when the stakes are higher I don't want to play around and humor a government affirmative action hire. Needless to say this philosophy extends beyond me rudely hanging up the phone on women. I want to avoid putting my life in female hands, whether they be a cop, firewoman, commercial airline pilot or a cardiovascular surgeon. In most cases you won't even have the option to opt for a male replacement. Let's hope for your sake you can dodge that bullet. Maybe it's possible to persuade them into doing a better job? Rhetorical question. Normies will all decry this as sexist but the redpillers know quota hirings are a real thing. If medical schools admitted students based on actual merit and aptitude you really believe half the seats would be occupied by women? Rhetorical question. In closing I'll say that when the chips are down I think people intuitively want to rely on men for help. Believe me folks, it's only through frustrating trial and error I have come to these conclusions. [/QUOTE]

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