initial reaction right at the start before watching the whole thing:
would women be better? maybe. idk. there probably aren’t too many examples and I do agree somewhat with the sentiment(?)/idea that the current world we are in right now is the one that was created by men. sure.
after the video:
so there were some better outcomes for rwandan people and he talks about women spending money more wisely when women were the primary(?). hmm. so jumping around a bit i think part of what kinda bothers me with this dudes claim is the way he’s portraying it as a “women” thing. idk i haven’t given this stuff deep thought but i think women just have a better culture(?) in regards to how they’re raised about this stuff. are women naturally more caring? idk. do I think women are raised in a way to be more caring? i think so.
something i just remembered: what about the cultural female spender stereotype? is that a lie? this is not me saying men are better spenders, but their is the notion that i have been about the average american wife who likes shopping and spending money. is that a bs narrative shared bc sexism? or is there some truth to that?
he talked about lack of examples for politics but i wonder about businesses? are women ran businesses better? actually asking, idk. if they are that’s great.
i will say from work experience that women have been better workers compared to the guys. for management. mmm. i will say women have been stricter in my experience and guys are better at playing the social games. i think female managers are actually better, but, uhh, ive come to the prefer the social manager to an extent. i think because i’ve become partially jaded i’d rather have the manager who does things like makes the store look perfect only when the boss comes around and stuff like that, rather than the manager who always wants that (mainly because they suck at it, i don’t think its their fault per se corporate guidelines i think suck)