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"He would sometimes demonstrate the process using cartilage from a bull’s penis as a pointer. "

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Tell me about it. My gf went to a better school and makes more money than me. She also brags about it. My ego is not liking it.

But it in defense of men, we still get paid on average higher than female counter parts. Males are genetically more competitive and also they are also less likely to quit a job for family reasons.

Wanna know something else interesting? Tall people make more money too. Most CEOs are taller than 6 feet.

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Wanna know something else interesting? Tall people make more money too. Most CEOs are taller than 6 feet.

Of course there are exceptions, Mr Gates being one.

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I didn't know most CEOs were on the tall side actually, though it makes sense. At least in the traditional depiction of a great leader they always seem taller than the rest of the crowd. Maybe why napoleon was always pictured alone?

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heightism

In business

Some jobs do require or at least favor tall people, including some manual labor jobs, most professional sports, and fashion modeling. U.S. military pilots have to be 64 to 77 inches (160 to 200 cm) tall with a sitting height of 34 to 40 inches (86 to 100 cm).[1] These exceptions noted, in the great majority of cases a person’s height would not seem to have an effect on how well they are able to perform their job. Nevertheless, studies have shown that short people are paid less than taller people, with disparities similar in magnitude to the race and gender gaps.[2][3]

A survey of Fortune 500 CEO height in 2005 revealed that they were on average 6 ft 0 in (1.83 m) tall, which is approximately 2–3 inches (5.1–7.6 cm) taller than the average American man. 30% were 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) tall or more; in comparison only 3.9% of the overall United States population is of this height.[4] Similar surveys have uncovered that less than 3% of CEOs were below 5 ft 7 in (1.70 m) or taller than 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) in height. Ninety percent of CEOs are of above average height.[5]

Others believe that height has a significant independent impact on economic success, pointing to specific instances of height-based discrimination.[6] Surveys of attitudes do reveal that people both perceive and treat people of shorter stature as inferior,[7] and that economic differentials exist which may be the result of height discrimination.[8] The relationship between height, cognitive ability, and discrimination based on height remains a subject of debate.

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InvaderZim-AlmightyTallest.jpg

....cool

Yeah no problems with female dominance. If you think about the preference of female children over male there would eventually be many more girls then boys...and shifting the odds in our favor doesn't hurt at all ;)

The only problem is if males start to lose rights simply because we want to watch Monday night football when desperate housewives is on.

So affirmative action...can we get in on that now? I'd love to be hired over a woman who's more qualified.

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That is an excelent example of the vertically gifted being higher up in society (couldn't think of a way to say that without the pun, sorry)

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That is an excelent example of the vertically gifted being higher up in society (couldn't think of a way to say that without the pun, sorry)

I am 196cm tall and it is awesome. And I am not fat so it is even better.

Shit, now I wish I was back in China for multiple reasons.

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I am inbetween 6'4" and 6'5" so Booya to tall CEOs and higher pay grade. I can understand why us Taller, more superior people get paid more. There is alot of stuff at my work I can do that no one else can't simply given my height. Also Victoreem, I believe the population is something like 60% female 40% male dude.

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Yeah no problems with female dominance. If you think about the preference of female children over male there would eventually be many more girls then boys...and shifting the odds in our favor doesn't hurt at all ;)

Already every school I went to had more girls in a class than boys. And not just in this country.

I am inbetween 6'4" and 6'5" so Booya to tall CEOs and higher pay grade. I can understand why us Taller, more superior people get paid more. There is alot of stuff at my work I can do that no one else can't simply given my height. Also Victoreem, I believe the population is something like 60% female 40% male dude.

Haha, I'm sure being tall also comes in useful working in retail.

So when are you becoming a CEO? I thought you were planning on being a cop or some such.

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I am inbetween 6'4" and 6'5" so Booya to tall CEOs and higher pay grade. I can understand why us Taller, more superior people get paid more. There is alot of stuff at my work I can do that no one else can't simply given my height. Also Victoreem, I believe the population is something like 60% female 40% male dude.

Just to ruin it for you haha:

Keep in mind, there are also setbacks for being too tall. Your power to weight ratio is reduced. Also, your heart has a hard time pumping blood through such a height delta. Most people who live very long aren't very tall. While there is a trend between height and pay, its a weak trend. There are a lot of variability in pay within a given height bracket. Most CEOs are tall, but not everyone tall are CEOs.

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yes we are, I am CEO of awesome every day of my life.

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apparently now it's harder for girls to get into colleges than boys because there's so many more girls than boys

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apparently now it's harder for girls to get into colleges than boys because there's so many more girls than boys

I could see it, definitely in 10 years or so. I imagine it really depends on the institution, but there's a strong leaning towards females in the ratio at my school. My school still offers a lot more incentive programs and scholarship deals to females than it does males though. (In particular, with mothers.) In five to ten years however, if male society were wiling to admit it's new stature in the work force, we could possibly see school incentives directed towards males. I know there are male teacher programs here in Cali already. Where you can get extra funding to get your teaching credentials if you're male.

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If I were you, I'd worry less about girls and more about ASIANS. The average population is 4.5% Asian. The average University population is 30% Asian (at least the good ones). Thats far more lopsided than 3-4% due to gender.

Friggin chinamen everywhere! Even in the old west.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WN5cCiXt6IM

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If I were you, I'd worry less about girls and more about ASIANS. The average population is 4.5% Asian. The average University population is 30% Asian (at least the good ones). Thats far more lopsided than 3-4% due to gender.

To be honest, the dramatic level to which my local college has filled with asians now versus when I went only five years ago has been so severe that I didn't even notice. Having read your post yesterday, and attended class today, I took the time to do a mental census. My intro classes are easily 40%, with my special interest classes at 50%. I wonder if there's any underlying connection between the rise of asains in educational institutions and the rise of women in the work place.

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