Musician 'Matt Farley' Explains The 'Your Name + Poop Song' TikTok Trend And Why He's Written So Many Songs About Poop
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/r9k/ - >claims to be robot >not raised by single mother
![Chetty 2015 county-level: p25 mobility by loess/black-model prediction grouped by deciles of county percent single mother single_mother decile [0.0634,0.132] Tew single moms (0.132.0.15] (0.15,0.163] The lower economic mobility (aka staying poor) of blacks can be explained by the higher rate of single motherhood among blacks. -(0.163,0.175] (0.175.0.186) (0.186,0.2] CS { ー(02.0215] (0.215,0.239) (0.239,0.28] % blacks 8 -(0.28.0.544] many single moms "My analysis of the full set of observations at the commut ing zone-level and at the county-level suggest that percent single-mothers is tially stronger n percent black d predictor tha (or any of the other covariates found). Once we crudely control for single-motherhood the association between percent black and mobility is vastly reduced.. It ought to be pretty clear by now sin- gle-motherhood is capturing something quite powerful and that, contrary to Cohen's strong assertions, it is not well explained by race. If anything, single-motherhood mediates the black associa- tion much better than the reverse." * Children of single mothers stay poor.. e regardless of their race Franklin D. Madoff, Random Critical Analysis Blog loess black pred SINGLE MOTHERS DESTROYERS OF HOPE](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/162/284/ab5.jpg)
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!["Findings showed that the extent to which a woman was relationally attached (i.e. felt close to the other members of her group) was sufficient to explain the group's importance to her. In contrast, men's ratings of group importance depended upon the extent of both relational and collective attachment (i.e. attached to the group identity)." For women, group importance is mainly determined by the degree to which the group fulfills relational needs [personal friendships], while men place a greater importance on the collective identity that groups offer." "only men were willing to sacrifice for their group "men place a greater importance on group memberships and large collectives." "women prefer talking about relationships, while men prefer discussing less personal topics such as politics'" "women appeared to be only relationally focused, showing very low levels of collective attachment, whereas men were both relationally and collectively focused" "Whereas women's unprompted definition of 'commitment' focused on being 'people-concerned and 'available', more males (and top managers) defined commitment as being task-oriented proactive, innovative, adding value, and being ready for challenge. This evidence is suggestive of sex differences in relational and collective attachments to organizations, and may at least lead to perceptions of women's lesser commitment to companies." "Women were significantly more likely to trust an outgroup member who shared a potential crossgroup relationship connection .] In fact, for women, there was no significant difference in trust toward the ingroup member and the potential relationship target. [.] Men trusted ingroup members significantly more than outgroup members regardless of cross-group relationship connections." Loyalty, patriotism, heritage? What are these strange meaningless words? Gratitude for the society men built? Lol, l'd rather eat broken glass Sacrifice to help the group, tribe, nation? Hahahaha, in your dreams. Long-term consequences? But think about the kids! They're crying!! Importing millions of foreigners? Spreading my legs for invaders? Yes, Yes、YESSS!! Gender Differences in the Relational and Collective Bases for Trust (Maddux, Brewer) Circle of Friends or Members of a Group? Sex Differences in Relational and Collective Attachment to Groups (Seeley, Gardner, Pennington, Gabriel)](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/001/162/270/68b.jpg "It's hard to swallow if you can't into logic")
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