We'd have a Mars colony and an incredible standard of living if women weren't able to vote or work.
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We HAVE an incredible standard of living. And the idea thet technological advancement would have been faster if we had continued to deny education and careers to women - indeed, the very idea that any form of social stratification is beneficial at all - is so wrong both factually and mmorally that it defies words.
No, it won’t, I’d wager to say that we may be a few decades BEHIND current tech level if we did exactly what you want us to do, all because you have this absurd notion that women shouldn’t be allowed to vote or work (the latter of which has been going on for CENTURIES, mostly as farmers but the notion that women never worked ever in human history is absolutely absurd)
hell the new Wolfenstein games show that the only way the Nazis won the war was to reverse engineer tech created by a secret JEWISH society that created their ultraadvance tech to commune with god and that’s it, and even then they only apply it to their military and nothing else, meaning that they have the military tech of the 23rd century but the common person are in the FIFTIES in terms of tech, and even then people still hated the Nazis and fought to overthrow them.
So why did we get better standards of living and better scientific advances after women got right to vote and work? Take your time with this one.
Someone worked on spread-spectrum frequency-hopping.
Consider who invented that next time you log on to spew your BS, OP.
Oh right…so who would be birthing the new population of this Martian colony, then? As they say: the rooster crows, but the hen produces the eggs.
But hey, better to have an incredible standard of living, in which 51% of the population aren't allowed to participate.
@Bastethotep #45069
This is probably like that silly graph which shows a sudden decrease in science during the putative Dark Ages. (As though China and Arabia were just sitting on their hands...) They think that without female interference, our standard of living would not be “incredible”, but rather “divine”. Probably things to the tune of disease and cancer being forever effaced.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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