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The environment around men favors them to be stronger than women. If there were no women's category, there would only be men playing chess and very very few women and that would sucks.

C'est vrai qu'il faut du bon transport en commun. Malheureusement, la façons qu'on a construit les villes depuis 50ans va rendre ça vraiment difficile a court terme. Il faut certainement densifier beaucoup plus les banlieues. Genre pourquoi on a des marges de plusieurs mètres en les maison ? Il ne devrait y en avoir aucune.

Aussi, on a pas besoin de construire des immense tour. Des building de 4-5 étages mélangé a des maisons unifamiliale ça ferait en masse la job. Faut juste arrêter de gaspiller la terre avec de l'asphalte et du parking. Genre wtf que chaques building a un parking? Un quartier, un parking, boom. Tu te promenes a pied, en vélo ou en transport commun dans le quartier.

Faire ça, ce sera pas évident mais ce serait vraiment mieux pour tout l'monde sur beaucoup d'aspects.

It's very interesting to have the view of a women that has transitioned to a men on the feeling side of things. I wonder how the transition is actually affecting his current relationship.

My experience as a man does look like what he talks about however, it's not as crazy as he is saying. His depiction of manhood feels almost satire to me. Almost all of my interaction with men, I feel safe enough to talk about my problems, my feelings and my opinions on things, both personal or not.

Although, I am me and I do not represent all other men, It's not untrue that men are lead to believe that they must be the one to shut up and provide for their community/family. Shut up and die for your family, you country. Shut up and do what you have to do. If you really do that, I think you just end up lonely, sad and probably really suicidal.

Where are the potatoes ? You need "streak, blé d'Inde, patate", which roughly translates into steak, corn and potatoes.

Come on man

Good insight, I never thought of this and it make sense.

When I see a gay men acting up like the stereotypical gay, I feel like they are acting it up in the same way when I see a very macho hetero man, or a very stereotypical feminine women. I don't feel like they are genuine, it almost feel scripted to me. Could it be that it feels more genuine to them ? I'm projecting my bias here obviously.

What we need is 4 to 5 story building, mixed with SFH that are close together. More than 5 story and the city start to lose its appeal.

At some point, a lot of server will start to be defederated and some big player will start to be more trust-worthy. Just like email servers.

One cannot start sending email with their own server without proving it's reliable first.

I hope that we, as a society (the gov), make a process on how to become a trusted server instead of relying on the free market for this because right now, it's very hard to send emails without being blacklisted by every major email provider.

Maybe if cities didn't waste so much space for car parking and ridiculous house regulations, there wouldn't be a crisit at all. I mean, let's build houses closer together, more densely. It does not even need to be a mega condo tower. It can still be single family house. It just need to be a bit more dense.

Cars are really fucking us up big time. There is SO much space wasted for personal cars that we don't even have space for people.

Stop building parking lots and start building 3 to 5 story building.

That's the best place you can live. If you can walk your entire neighborhood in 10 to 15 minutes walks and have access to a shops, bars, school, transit, groceries, pharmacy, it's heaven.

Neighborhood without cars should be a thing. We should not reserve precious spaces for car parking, like, ever.

Street are for the people to enjoy and the children to play. Not for cars. There are exceptions of course (emergency for example) but that's how I see it.

Cars really turned our city into junk. When you think about it, the best places are always the tight cities with small narrow street. It feels great to walk in those places.

Why do we need a law ? Didnt they, the people, vote for this old person or not ? I mean, if you are going to vote for a dry old person to represent you, that's on you, unless there's something I don't understand about the Senate.

I really lol'ed at this. Mitch melting away like smeagol, with his hand in the air trying to keep his goo around him to survive.