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1. Youtube / Athene's theory of everything.
2. Rarely... At least not due to the gender
3. I don't think it would make any difference, as you can never make any woman interested with a modified IPower, if she does not…"
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Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tea Bitsadze Aug 20, 2012. 31 Replies 0 Likes
I noticed that I see way more male posters than female posters (as identified by their profile), so I got curious and decided to search the forums members by male and female. The results are pretty…Continue
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Tea Bitsadze replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?
Nathan Dewar replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"Well here's my opinion for what it's worth. As per usual Women are fair ahead of us on this one. They don't need a website to stimulate personal growth or share idea's and experiences its what they do naturally in…"
Zoltan Mate replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"whats the deal with it? as long as we dont want to pick up girls here or make babies with them, it doesnt matter how many girls there are. Otherwise what are girls for which guys are not for, for heterosexual guys? => szex, mostly and sometimes…"
Lithoniel Rain replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"I got introduced to IPower from a friend who I think decided to check it out because she watches Athene and Dean. That said, I really wasn't too sure what to expect from the site but I do like that it informs me of issues like SOPA, PIPA, ACTA,…"
Diana Isabel replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"1. How did you get introduced to IPower?
You tube. I saw the first videos Athene made about it and I got hooked!!!
2. Do you ever feel out of place here?
Not in the slightest. If I don't post as much as I wish is because I try not to…"
Els van der Stok replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"Quite late replying to this, but it's the best thread in the site/activism forum.
1. How did you get introduced to IPower?
2. Do you ever feel out of place here?
3. Do you think IPower could provide content that was somehow more appealing to…"
Bryan Runyan replied to Jaeger's discussion gay marriage"As a heterosexual, I can choose not to have sex, sure, but I'm still heterosexual. The same goes for homosexuals. A gay man not having sex with men, or even a gay man having sex with women, is still gay. It isn't a choice, its who your…"
Bryan Runyan replied to The Shiznit's discussion How to be a REAL Man"Hows this:
1) An adult male who 2) thinks of himself as an adult and acts accordingly and 3) identifies as male.
I'm not sure where to put transgender folks in this definition. For most intensive purposes, I have no trouble…"
Bryan Runyan replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"Man, that sounded smart."
James R Vasterling replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"We like to impress eachother(and ourselves) with how smart we can sound. Allow me to demonstrate. < see"
Zacharie replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion Why are do we have such an overwhelmingly male demographic on this forum?"Ohh i think this is an average I Power user you are describing Maral!! :D Now this is one thing that could be done for the better imo, and that is promotion of contributive and creative behavior by the members. And…"
Keith Runyan replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion What is this "Wisdom" we so love? in the group Philosophers"I am wondering what people think of this.- A theoretical and practical understanding of how to live life to its fullest. I think it is important to point out here that not all of us agree on "how to live life to it its fullest".To one…"
Bryan Runyan replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion What is this "Wisdom" we so love? in the group Philosophers"We could attempt a philoogical project if anyone here knows any Ancient Greek... I jest (but seriously if anyone has some Ancient Greek expertise that actually would probably help).
I'm sure Plato must have covered it at some point in…"
Bryan Runyan replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion What is this "Wisdom" we so love? in the group Philosophers"Care to offer a supporting argument?"
Nicko replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion What is this "Wisdom" we so love? in the group Philosophers"Hell yea, I agree with you on that one shiz. That wisdom is the practical application of knowledge."
Bryan Runyan replied to Bryan Runyan's discussion What is this "Wisdom" we so love? in the group Philosophers"I'm not so interested in a definition of wisdom as much as am interested in an inquiry into wisdom. Also, your previous post shows no such thing so far as I can tell. All it does is give a subjective opinion of what the work of philosophers is…"
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some others as well, maybe I'll list them at some point.
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Hello me, it's me again
Started by Grimreaper86 in Introductions. Last reply by Grimreaper86 3 hours ago. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Condemning others to validate ourselves.
Started by Lore in I Power: Self-Development Activism. Last reply by Lore yesterday. 12 Replies 0 Likes
The ethical implications of "Temporal Isolation"
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Grimreaper86 replied to Grimreaper86's discussion Hello me, it's me again"Oh and anarchy imo has a bad stigma but doesn't necessarily imply a bad thing. It's an absence of laws and government, which I believe humanity is cable of living in such conditions in ideal circumstances, although the humanity we…"
Grimreaper86 replied to Grimreaper86's discussion Hello me, it's me again"I'm sure pure seeds can be found through the internet if no where else, while Monsanto is powerful they do not have control of all seeds, yet.....and honestly I wouldn't know what seeds are safe to buy, I'm working on learning more…"
Noah Keaton replied to Grimreaper86's discussion Hello me, it's me again"Welcome Grim :)
I'm fairly new myself, but haven't created an introduction of any sort. I mostly chat with the core members of I Power.
I say that I think similarly when it comes to the 'my environment is a blessing because I can…"
Grimreaper86 posted a discussionHello me, it's me again
Hello fellow posters,No matter where you go, there you are and so, here I am. Or am I?I don't suppose it really matters where we are because in all likelihood we're just mathematical algorithms in a simulated quantum universe and yet it doesn't feel…See More
Cole Riggall commented on Victor Morrow's video
What if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
"Amazing points this man has. For as long as I can remember, I've known the school system is broken and that there must be a better way. I'm so thankful for TED Talks and everything they expose people to, but I just hope things like this…"
Lore replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Interesting points. I just want to clarify that I didn't mean that society gets all the blame in these scenarios. In my opinion, in some of these cases, there is a shared blame. Maybe referring to society as a whole was too much of a…"
Victor Morrow's video was featuredWhat if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
Many institutions we take for granted are designed from a basis of mistrust. Skip school too often? Go to jail. Run that red light, even when nobody is around for blocks? Ticket.
Movements around the world are finding new ways, flipping the model,…
Victor Morrow posted a videoWhat if we trusted you?: Jerry Michalski at TEDxCopenhagen 2012
Many institutions we take for granted are designed from a basis of mistrust. Skip school too often? Go to jail. Run that red light, even when nobody is around for blocks? Ticket.
Movements around the world are finding new ways, flipping the model,…
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