Most Imp1 takes are retarded, but there's some truth to this. Human history spans back at a bare minimum 3,000 years and likely more, with hundreds and hundreds of micro tribes and clans that fought and clawed and grinded for stability and success. And across all of recorded human history, there's maybe 4 places where women even had an accessory advisor role in the running of the area, and all of those are remote areas that immediately got ran over the second anyone tried prodding the place. You'd think, by rule of averages if all things were equal, there would be a handful of city states in Europe or Asia, renown for being women lead, that contributed to the wider nation if not a various Balkan or American nation where ladies were the dominant political force.
The most relevant was some African micro nation that bought European guns to enslave a few neighbors, before the French got tired of em and ran the forces down 100:1 with bayonets.
I think that it's fundamentally the nature of femininity as women pair-bond and compartmentalize themselves into maximized feminine form.
My argument is that when humans pair-bond they compartmentalize to their most masculine and feminine forms. In so doing, women maximize their femininity towards aesthetic and social navigation; where men maximize their masculinity towards agency and social hierarchy. Maximized agency requires long term time preference so that you can fulfil your potential agency into some action. However, aesthetics always exist in the moment and emphasize short-time preference.
A feminine society is utterly incapable of civilizational development because it never has the long-term time preference, and efficient use of agency, to build a complex and interwoven society. A woman can navigate that society, maybe even partly maintain it from a social ordering, but a woman can't create it from scratch.
However, women are kind of a glue for a civilization. Men will keep building new things with their agency, but will stop once they've solved some problem. Women tend to promote men to keep building with their agency to fulfill an aesthetic narrative, and foster a social order.
Men are like cutting wooden boards into pieces and shapes, but women are like glue. To build a civilization, (like a bird house), you'll need both. If you just have men (the wood), it will be a temporary structure. But if you just have women, you'll just have pile of glue.
Most Imp1 takes are retarded, but there's some truth to this. Human history spans back at a bare minimum 3,000 years and likely more, with hundreds and hundreds of micro tribes and clans that fought and clawed and grinded for stability and success. And across all of recorded human history, there's maybe 4 places where women even had an accessory advisor role in the running of the area, and all of those are remote areas that immediately got ran over the second anyone tried prodding the place. You'd think, by rule of averages if all things were equal, there would be a handful of city states in Europe or Asia, renown for being women lead, that contributed to the wider nation if not a various Balkan or American nation where ladies were the dominant political force.
The most relevant was some African micro nation that bought European guns to enslave a few neighbors, before the French got tired of em and ran the forces down 100:1 with bayonets.
I think that it's fundamentally the nature of femininity as women pair-bond and compartmentalize themselves into maximized feminine form.
My argument is that when humans pair-bond they compartmentalize to their most masculine and feminine forms. In so doing, women maximize their femininity towards aesthetic and social navigation; where men maximize their masculinity towards agency and social hierarchy. Maximized agency requires long term time preference so that you can fulfil your potential agency into some action. However, aesthetics always exist in the moment and emphasize short-time preference.
A feminine society is utterly incapable of civilizational development because it never has the long-term time preference, and efficient use of agency, to build a complex and interwoven society. A woman can navigate that society, maybe even partly maintain it from a social ordering, but a woman can't create it from scratch.
However, women are kind of a glue for a civilization. Men will keep building new things with their agency, but will stop once they've solved some problem. Women tend to promote men to keep building with their agency to fulfill an aesthetic narrative, and foster a social order.
Men are like cutting wooden boards into pieces and shapes, but women are like glue. To build a civilization, (like a bird house), you'll need both. If you just have men (the wood), it will be a temporary structure. But if you just have women, you'll just have pile of glue.