News f you asked 100 women whether they’d want the power to control fire or water, 75 of them will choose water.Why?
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I wonder how many men would pick water. Anyway, water seems more practical and more abundant, so it's probably why most people would pick it.
Speaking of water though, have you ever heard of the piaget water level task?
Apparently 40% of college aged women fail lmao
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they had to be drunk there's no way someone is this retarded
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something is inherently more masculine about fire dont you think? i cant quite place my finger on it though
its one of those things where you know but you dont know why
like the debate on why science is green and why math is red
being about to control water is objectively better, think about how much stuff has water molecules
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Fire is aggressive, expanding, dangerous, as opposed to water
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I can think of a few reasons. This inherent feeling seems instinctually tied to the natural order of men and women as instilled in us by The Lord. For one thing, fire can destroy much of the organic matter that it touches while water often allows that matter to continue growing and living. This could be compared to the martial spirit of men compared to the nurturing spirit of women; a father will drive off or kill an animal stalking his children, restoring their safety, and a woman will comfort them in their fear of the predator, restoring their senses.
Fire also spreads and grows with ease just as water remains still without constant growth (unless it is affected by an outward force like the wind or a rainstorm), just as the instinctual family work routine consists of a father working out of the home to bring back what the mother can use to work in the home; the venturesome spirit of the husband and the grounded spirit of the wife. If you toss a bucket of water onto a patch of grass, it soaks into the soil, but if you toss a bucket of burning ethanol on that patch, it will soon spread outwards and engulf the affected area. In foraging, the father takes what he finds on the outside ground around him so that the woman, in cooking, may prepare the resources indoors and provide for the children.
The water tames (comfort) and the fire strikes (violence), the fire spreads outwards (adventure) and the water focuses inwards (homemaking). I'd might as well put on a rice hat and start talking about Yin and Yang, but I'm sure you get the point.
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