• ubermeisters@lemmy.world
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    8 months ago

    ugh can we please not start posting psypost in [email protected]? its bad enough that they were allowed to be spammed over at reddit. its almost always half-cocked crocks of shit trying to make a story fit a narrative.

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          8 months ago

          Their primary issue was with the source and whether this is the right sub for it

          • m3t00🌎@lemmy.worldM
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            8 months ago

            there isn’t a lot of formal moderation rules here and mods are volunteers. I never liked heavily moderated groups because I always violate someone’s arbitrary rules. downvote and scroll. lemmy needs a sort by vote total or something.

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          I’d be pretty careful about drawing any conclusions that are too broad from this study when trying to compare the female vs male experience, for a multitude of reasons.

          The least of which being that while the splay might be slightly larger for men, the overall social mobility is higher than women. This is to say, unattractive males still have higher social mobility than unattractive women.

          In the case for economic mobility specifically, even the ugliest men have more social mobility than the most beautiful women.

          So, sure, it might (big asterisk) be the case that being attractive plays a larger role in social mobility for men than it does for women…

          … But simply being a man, according to this data, still places one statistically heads and shoulders above being a woman for social mobility.

          So… Yeah… The reason people are wary about studies like these is that they’re incel honey. We recognize them as being extremely easy to draw terrible and unsupported conclusions from. That doesn’t intrinsically make them bad, it just makes people want to nip those obvious misconceptions in the bud.

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    8 months ago

    No shit. Biggest muscle bound frat-bro fucktard I’ve ever known kept climbing in the corporate world. His work was shit but always getting top marks in our group. I was sitting next to him when he got a call from “his bank”, put it on speaker phone, and gave them his credit card number, expiration date, zip code, and 3 digit code. “Dude, Randy, that was a scammer”. “Oh…shit… I better call my bank”.

    Pretty people have it unbelievably easy not mater how fucking stupid they are.

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          8 months ago

          We have performance appraisals, never heard them referred to as “top marks in a group” like we’re still in school doing a group project, to me the original post reads like a story made up by a student.

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            8 months ago

            Everyone got 3 and he got a 5 on his review even though I was double his sales. Yes, most places do performance reviews.

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                8 months ago

                Yup. This situation isn’t unique, and I’ve seen it twice before. Mediocre work but pretty and just rocket up in the company.

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      Maybe other men unconsciously feared being beaten in a fight with him, since he was more physically strong than average. Maybe we’re still cavemen deep inside.