Has a woman ever made something like this?

[Wandering MGHOWParticipant 551]

This dude made a really cool project as a hobby. Can anyone show me a time in history where a woman has made something comparable to this?

parameters are:

-no help from a man
-by herself and only using her bare hands and some tools
-came up with the creative concept and schematics/blueprints by herself
-it actually must work and NOT fall apart

Can anyone show me something like this created by a woman at any point in history? Thanks.

[EinherjarParticipant 608]

Wandering MGHOW wrote:

parameters are:

-no help from a man
-by herself and only using her bare hands and some tools
-came up with the creative concept and schematics/blueprints by herself
-it actually must work and NOT fall apart

It seems, as I see it, that you have just answered your own question mate. All these parameters are traits based in male nature and thus cannot be applied to women. Female virtues do not favor creativity, risk-taking, or hard work without compensation. To be innovative is to be a man, it is within our blood.

Take this into consideration; what gender is best equipped to survive in the wilds? Can a man survive without a woman? Yes! Can a woman survive without a man? No! Now why this imbalance, why can one survive alone, while the other cannot? Well, it is based on the way we are built, the way our brains are wired. Men have always been the providers and protectors of every human society throughout history. Our strength have been the defensive shield against attacks from predators and other tribes, a trait greatly valued in our society up until 50 years ago. And because it has fallen upon men to protect, it has automatically also fallen upon men to provide as well. And thus, during the ages that has been, we have found better and more effective ways to provide for our peoples, this only possible because of our creative thinking. Since women have never been asked either to protect nor provide, they have never developed that way of thinking.

A protector needs to be willing to take risks, else his people might be killed by outside forces.
A provider needs to be creative, else his people might die of starvation.

Much can be explained by evolutionary biology in a historical context. Great post mate, you certainly did touch upon some vital questions.

Cheers!

The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal - Aristotle (384 - 322 BC)

[Wandering MGHOWParticipant 551]

All of that is already known. It was a bit of a tongue in cheek/sarcastic topic to begin with. I was just having some fun being that its April fool’s day.

[EinherjarParticipant 608]

Hehehe, how many times I have been tricked by april fools this day… must be losing my edge it seems:) I have no doubt that most of us know the gender relations very well, and thus my explaination of it does not come like big news. But sometimes it is nice to write it down, if even just to test ones own knowledge of the given topic. Such a thing might keep a mans wits sharp, remind him of who he is and of what he knows.

Nice vid mate, it was quite entertaining to watch.

The worst form of inequality is to try to make unequal things equal - Aristotle (384 - 322 BC)

[Anonymous 42]

I’m glad it’s marbles and not explosives!

[Maraudrz1Participant 2250]

I would get 50 women to build it. They would never get it done but that would be 50 fewer women out trying to make a man’s life miserable.

Women's brains and vagina have one thing in common. There is nothing in there until a man puts something in there.

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