That's a crock of shit.

Don't intentionally mis-read what she was saying. She wasn't calling geeks losers for being geeks, she was calling them losers for being misogynist.

Some of use bloomed during or after high school.

I should have been less absolute in my phrasing, and probably not have accepted the premise that it's possible to separate out ethics from the practice of medicine. Also, the mental state of the patient is completely relevant to what treatment is even legal.

Your skin and body bacteria actually gets worse after a shower. You aren't supposed to do surgery less than two hours after stepping out of a shower. Washing your hands thoroughly, however, reduces the count.

Probably. Hand washing is extremely effective at reducing the spread of illness. If touching taps were more dirty than not, it wouldn't be nearly as helpful.

Your penis is covered in fecal bacteria. It's only like three inches from your asshole. You do legitimately reduce the number of bacteria on your hands after washing them, and you do pick up some nasty stuff when you touch your dick to pee.

You could always try the innovative "sitting down to pee" method.

Yeah. Someone had trouble picturing, so I painted it for them.

As an OT, she probably has extensive training on how to do this and a few connections to shops which can do any required machining for her. If she wants to make this for real, she's the person to do it.

Something something funeral potatoes.

Two clean cut, well groomed, handsome young men on bikes knock on your door.

I haven't talked at all about pay disparity. I know you think it's relevant, but you're honestly just changing the subject to something slightly tangental because you think you can win that argument. I've talked purely about women entering the field and the transition of math and programming to "men's work" as it…

I didn't say women engineers got paid less. I said as engineering became a status job, women got pushed out. Suddenly, after many many years of women having "computer" as a profession, women in the 50s and 60s were being told they were naturally not as good at math as men. Because in the 50s and 60s, technology got…

When a skill becomes "man's work" (because it pays well and is valuable), women get driven out of it. This is not the first time that's happened.

I also cried a little.

I hope that it'll be harder for them to get away with if it's hard to tell they're being recorded.

She's actually accomplished in her own right and has been acting for 10+ years. She's pretty cute, too.

I kind of like that they're playing the Dourif family off one another.

I cared for people with developmental disabilities for a while (I am now out of direct care), and some of them were black. I had to do some really furious googling because asking a billion questions of my black co-workers didn't seem respectful.