Women are leading our imagination since birth...
I thought it's a lot hotter in Utah.
Moreover a left handed Goddess using power tools. 🙂 I wonder if S. Freud has told anything about this...
Yeah....maybe "daddies" interpretation" of "You wanna 'see the world?', here ya' go." The uneducated, unskilled, unmotivated twenty-something offspring your trying to gently get them "out on their own". She probably spends as much time editing her videos as she does working power-tools...& just who IS behind the camera anyways? Show lots of skin, tight jeans too...gotta get my veiw count up...maybe I can make some money on this, I'll be an "Influencer"!
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Nobody's behind the camera.You'll get all the technical explanations if you watch some of her videos.Her mother said she was a very good student in highschool and she's obviously very smart, not only beautiful.When I was in highschool I was part of a 32 children class where we did 7 hours of physics, 6 hours of chemistry and 4 hours of maths every week amongst 15 other subjects like : geology, biology, genetics, economics, phylosophy, logic , sociology, english , french, world's history, world's geography, sports... 27 of the students in my class were girls.Three of them registered > 150+ IQ . One of them finished with 10 mark at all disciplines in 4 years and registered also perfect 10 at all subjects at every single exam in 8 years of Medical school. Another one was my girlfriend.I could never beat her at any intelligence game.She also finished medical school and she's one of the best anathomical pathology researcher in Europe.She also won a Miss beauty title in highschool.I can understand the general misoginy we're all men feeling from time to time, but some girls are trully remarkable whether if we like it or not...
What movie?The students number wasn't right, but the subjects were...it was the standard curriculum of theoretical highschools....besides I was one of the most mediocre students there...only learned physics, english and french and I was very good with sports...I was better at french at the time, but no french movies to keep it alive....
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You just made me check exactly how many we were...being a 27+ years old story I had to look up some recordings..we were exactly 7 boys in 28 students...Most girls became medical doctors...same as three of the boys, one guy is a programmer, one is a phylosophy and linguistics teacher in the US at some university, the other is a telecomunications engineer, I'm the story teller...
I know there's this discussion in the west about the equality of genders in education, but communist and excommunist countries after ww2 followed the russian model where we were having only mixed schools and all religious divisions were forbidden so girls were treated equal to boys, also all education was for free and funded by the state including the universities .It theoretically still is free, but the reality is a bit more complicated nowadays .Girls in general performed better in school than boys even at math, chemistry and physics , getting better marks, most of our teachers also being females, including the math, physics and chemistry teachers.This was probably the only positive thing in eastern communist education. Even chess was intensively taught to girls by the state schools.You have on this channel a very famous american sisters couple now who's parents are romanian chess teachers:
There's also the very famous case of hungarian Polgar sisters who were prepared at home and one of them later casually beat every male world chess champion alive :
Unfortunately in later decades misoginy returned in full force here as religious education became mandatory in schools after 1989...Girls performing better in schools will become extinct once again with the new religious rhetoric.We don't like girls beating world chess champions in the parc, we want them at home taking care of babies, making food, talking astrology so that we feel better about ourselves, our wars protecting whatever we think our values are, our cars...
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I prefer the 1995, John Carpenter version. 😎
Based on John Wyndham's novel, The Midwich Cuckoos, let's hope that Van Girl doesn't get impregnated by brood parasitic aliens! 👽
Yes, of course. I first read the book, big SF fan here.
Same with Day of the Triffids.
In general hate Hollywood renditions of anything.
Stopped reading any litterature book about 24 years ago.The last book was Justine by De Sade...I felt at the time that nothing can be more brutal than what that guy described there.Not a single book, just watched thousands of american Hollywood movies...I probably have no imagination left...
Yes, the original 1960 version of Village of the Damned was closer to the book and didn't feature Superman or Luke Skywalker!
I have the sequel to The Day of the Triffids. This time there is a solar blackout caused by interstellar dust - you simply couldn't make it up!
Hold on though, Simon Clark actually did make it up in The Night of the Triffids!
Blimey, I would have never noticed. Perhaps you could suggest some Argentinian classics to compare?