Re:Since MeToo, the Number of Men Who Are Uncomfortable Ment...
by dmitrygr on Wednesday February 07, 2018 @11:01PM
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Ok. It has a lot of value. A lot is finite. Negative inf is still overpowering in that equation. That's the point OP made that you seem to be trying very hard to avoid addressing.
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Re:Since MeToo, the Number of Men Who Are Uncomfortable Ment...
by jjeaff on Saturday February 10, 2018 @04:55AM
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Because "negative infinity" is just hyperbole in this case. Some careers have been harmed or even destroyed, but we aren't seeing accused men wondering the streets homeless just yet (or whatever you want to equate to the most terrible outcome).
Re:Since MeToo, the Number of Men Who Are Uncomfortable Ment...
by dmitrygr on Saturday February 10, 2018 @10:04AM
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Yeah? So where are they currently employed? Homelessness takes time to reach after your income goes to zero. It's not instant. But it is certain
Re:Since MeToo, the Number of Men Who Are Uncomfortable Ment...
by jjeaff on Sunday February 11, 2018 @06:57PM
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Most that have been reported in the news are wealthy enough to retire in comfort already. Beyond that, I'm not sure there is a huge number of non-public people losing their jobs over accusations (especially false ones).