John Werth
1 min readAug 18, 2024

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Hold on, faulty assumption warning.

I don't think men had it coming, I think they have had - and continue to have - opportunities to turn things around. I think evolution has made changing with the times more difficult for men, but not impossible.

Rather than recognize change, men are throwing in their lot with the regressives, clinging to a past that isn't coming back.

That's not necessarily stupidity - some is stubbornness, some is "macho" identity, some is conservatives trying to split the country by selling young men a bill of goods.

I think that's stupid, but I predate social media, it doesn't have the same vise-like grip as it has on young people. A lot of smart and somewhat evil people have spent a lot of time and money turning social media into a soul-swallowing machine for trapping people into believing it has anything to do with reality.

Speaking of which, you keep referring to the "6-6-6" idea, which basic observation would suggest is an internet creation. Turn off that computer!

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John Werth
John Werth

Written by John Werth

Musician and conductor, repairer of woodwinds, owner of dogs, band director, lapsed mathematician, and scribbler of thoughts on humor, politics or both at once.

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