bemeruca:


Spend more time doing something productive and not be gay because you are an incel. Try a relationship with a woman.

Are you saying his relationship with his couch is not enough?

raumdeuter:


Are you saying his relationship with his couch is not enough?

It's not enough; when he finds meaning in his existence, he will stop using Excel to keep time spent here.

I use Excel to plot forward and backward critical path diagrams; this idiot Ijebos uses it for the Nairaland argument. The life of a loser. IjeBos, try this www.ziprecruiter.com

raumdeuter:


Extreme foolishness and the victimhood has done irreparable damage to you thats why you are always a victim and can never be succesful

A name is to serve as a unique identifier as much as possible, So people address you by a name that is distinct and will cause less confusion.

If you say Harris, there are many Harris that can be confused for each other but if you say Kamala there are fewer Kamala than Harris. Kamala will serve more as a unique identifier for Kamala Harris than say Harris

When you say Clinton, There was a popular Clinton that people already know which is Bill, to distinguish, you have to say Hillary which zeroes in on the person you are speaking about same thing with Michelle Obama

The same logic when people are describing Bush. If you say Bush, there are likely different people that can be confused for it, That is why people use the differentiators like HW, W or Jeb. Actually When Jeb Bush ran his campaign he was called Jeb all through and he was not a woman
Even in Basketball, While some male ballers are more popular by their first name, some are more popular with their last name. People address Lebron Shaquille Kobe with their first names and Jordan, Durant, Westbrook by their last names or in your view its implicit bias that's making people address men differently?

Now lets test your theory and tell me if you call these famous women by their first name or last name Nancy Pelosi, Sonia Sotomayor, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Margaret Thatcher

Most people will call the above women by their last name Pelosi, Sotomayor, Thatcher, Stefanik, Okonjo-Iweala and not their first name because that name is distinct enough and causes less confusion to the average listener

Or do you refer to Nancy Pelosi as Nancy, Sonia Sotomayor as Sonia, Margaret Thatcher as Margaret, Elise Stefanik as Elise? or Okonjo-Iweala as Ngozi?

There's an article there with 2 studies in it. (You may want to google what a study is).
One by the World Renowned Mayo Clinic.
The other by Cornell University.
Yet, your know-how and "common sense" is superior.
So, here you are rationalizing it the way only a bullshit artist can.
There's a reason you're a Trump supporter; you're too stupid to recognize the breadth of you own intelligence or lack of it on any matter.
I don't give a shit about your opinion.

IjeBos:


There's an article there with 2 studies in it. (You may want to google what a study is).
One by the World Renowned Mayo Clinic.
The other by Cornell University.
Yet, your know-how and "common sense" is superior.
So, here you are rationalizing it the way only a bullshit artist can.
There's a reason you're a Trump supporter; you're too stupid to recognize the breadth of you own intelligence or lack of it on any matter.
I don't give a shit about your opinion.

You don't need to give a shit about my opinion. People are called by whatever name is Unique and will avoid less confusion. I have provided multiple examples but you cannot think which is why our education is always questioned and I am certain you are the dumbest poster here because no one will bring such bullshitt reasoning when just 3 mins of reasoning will sort it out. You so called implicit bias theory was destroyed by me in less than 2mins. That is superior education. After getting schooled you likely realized how stupidd that opinion was instead of admitting, you start Yada yada, Word salad, trump supporter like a toddler learning to speak

I am asking you

Now lets test your theory and tell me if you call these famous women by their first name or last name Nancy Pelosi, Sonia Sotomayor, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Margaret Thatcher

Most people will call the above women by their last name Pelosi, Sotomayor, Thatcher, Stefanik, Okonjo-Iweala and not their first name because that name is distinct enough and causes less confusion to the average listener

Or do you refer to Nancy Pelosi as Nancy, Sonia Sotomayor as Sonia, Margaret Thatcher as Margaret, Elise Stefanik as Elise? or Okonjo-Iweala as Ngozi? Or these are not women enough?

Well, Democrats have a problem defining what a woman is anyways

IjeBos:


This is a good post, but too complex for a lot of people on here.

Reminds me of John Kerry for president. He sounded so much like he was campaigning to post graduates that even undergrads didn't understand what the heck he was saying.

Dump, of course, tacked right, and talks hilly billy, and is 'understood' by deplorables. He says great but they know he means 'white'.

bemeruca:


It's not enough; when he finds meaning in his existence, he will stop using Excel to keep time spent here.

I use Excel to forward and backward critical path diagrams; this idiot Ijebos uses it for the Nairaland argument. The life of a loser. IjeBos, try this www.ziprecruiter.com

His friends couch that he was humping in Lagos gives him happiness, plus his imaginary world where he has a girlfriend, has money, went to Harvard and has commonsense

I told him yesterday there are people who have made their living using excel yet he is there poor hungry, unfulfilled, bitter about life when he can get a job with the excel skill and make himself useful to the world

budaatum:


Reminds me of John Kerry for president. He sounded so much like he was campaigning to post graduates that even undergrads didn't understand what the heck he was saying.

Dump, of course, tacked right, and talks hilly billy, and is 'understood' by deplorables. He says great but they know he means 'white'.

Exactly, Dems usually pick one of the smartest people on the Bench, Republicans still call them dumb, while Republicans pick people like Trump and Bush who are, well, not the smartest on their bench.

Vance decided to go all in and say Trump Won in 2020.
https://x.com/TheGoodLiars/status/1841849039874040120

Incredibly stupid.
Yesterday, Jack Smith's filing showing Trump knew he didn't win.
Today, Vance said Trump won.
Guess they want to remind everyone how much of a Liar they are and relitigate this 30 days before the election.

IjeBos:


Exactly, Dems usually pick one of the smartest people on the Bench, Republicans still call them dumb, while Republicans pick people like Trump and Bush who are, well, not the smarted on their bench.

Tell us about the last 2 Dem picks

raumdeuter:


You don't need to give a shit about my opinion. People are called by whatever name is Unique and will avoid less confusion. I have provided multiple examples but you cannot think which is why our education is always questioned and I am certain you are the dumbest poster here because no one will bring such bullshitt reasoning when just 3 mins of reasoning will sort it out. You so called implicit bias theory was destroyed by me in less than 2mins. That is superior education. After getting schooled you likely realized how stupidd that opinion was instead of admitting, you start Yada yada, Word salad, trump supporter like a toddler learning to speak

I am asking you

Now lets test your theory and tell me if you call these famous women by their first name or last name Nancy Pelosi, Sonia Sotomayor, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Margaret Thatcher

Most people will call the above women by their last name Pelosi, Sotomayor, Thatcher, Stefanik, Okonjo-Iweala and not their first name because that name is distinct enough and causes less confusion to the average listener

Or do you refer to Nancy Pelosi as Nancy, Sonia Sotomayor as Sonia, Margaret Thatcher as Margaret, Elise Stefanik as Elise? or Okonjo-Iweala as Ngozi? Or these are not women enough?

Well, Democrats have a problem defining what a woman is anyways

Yes, your simplistic post destroyed my argument, the argument of the writer of the post and the argument advanced by the studies.
You're smarter than me, better educated than me, whatever schools you went to were better than mine, you spend less time on here than me, you are more successful than me, make more money than me and your g/f is badder than mine.

Do those lies help you feel adequate and more secure now?
Begone you loser.

IjeBos:


Yes, your simplistic post destroyed my argument, the argument of the writer of the post and the argument advanced by the studies.
You're smarter than me, better educated than me, whatever schools you went to were better than mine, you spend less time on here than me, you are more successful than me, make more money than me and your g/f is badder than mine.

Do those lies help you feel adequate and more secure now?
Begone you loser.

Fact since you fail at sarcasm.

IjeBos:


My niece doesn't want her to win because of this. She's scared if anything happens they will blame women and black women for it.
I was somewhat surprised by that comment. Never thought of it.

No disrespect to your niece but her viewpoint is not helping anyone. If she is concerned she should volunteer and help Harris get a Democratic Congress.
Not wanting her to win based on hypotheticals is silly particularly when the alternative is a lunatic.

raumdeuter:


Extreme foolishness and the victimhood has done irreparable damage to you thats why you are always a victim and can never be succesful

A name is to serve as a unique identifier as much as possible, So people address you by a name that is distinct and will cause less confusion.

If you say Harris, there are many Harris that can be confused for each other but if you say Kamala there are fewer Kamala than Harris. Kamala will serve more as a unique identifier for Kamala Harris than say Harris

When you say Clinton, There was a popular Clinton that people already know which is Bill, to distinguish, you have to say Hillary which zeroes in on the person you are speaking about same thing with Michelle Obama

The same logic when people are describing Bush. If you say Bush, there are likely different people that can be confused for it, That is why people use the differentiators like HW, W or Jeb. Actually When Jeb Bush ran his campaign he was called Jeb all through and he was not a woman
Even in Basketball, While some male ballers are more popular by their first name, some are more popular with their last name. People address Lebron Shaquille Kobe with their first names and Jordan, Durant, Westbrook by their last names or in your view its implicit bias that's making people address men differently?

Now lets test your theory and tell me if you call these famous women by their first name or last name Nancy Pelosi, Sonia Sotomayor, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Margaret Thatcher

Most people will call the above women by their last name Pelosi, Sotomayor, Thatcher, Stefanik, Okonjo-Iweala and not their first name because that name is distinct enough and causes less confusion to the average listener

Or do you refer to Nancy Pelosi as Nancy, Sonia Sotomayor as Sonia, Margaret Thatcher as Margaret, Elise Stefanik as Elise? or Okonjo-Iweala as Ngozi?

@Ijebos I understand his point


Even Kamala will prefer to be called by her first name and I understand the rationale.

I call her Kamala too because it is her unique identifier for me.

I can also see your point too but I don't think that is a big deal.

IjeBos:


Yes, your simplistic post destroyed my argument, the argument of the writer of the post and the argument advanced by the studies.
You're smarter than me, better educated than me, whatever schools you went to were better than mine, you spend less time on here than me, you are more successful than me, make more money than me and your g/f is badder than mine.

Do those lies help you feel adequate and more secure now?
Begone you loser.

Simple does it and it doesnt take long to destroy weak arguments. I have asked you how you address several women, shown you men who are addressed by their first names

That is how education works, not to regurgitate what someone told you, That is why you are too stupidd, gullible and easily manipulated. That is why the Democratic elites are cashing out and you are claiming victimhood

Next thing when such insane ideas come to you, do the test and find if its universally applicable. That is how education and critical thinking works. DUNCE

IjeBos:


Exactly, Dems usually pick one of the smartest people on the Bench, Republicans still call them dumb, while Republicans pick people like Trump and Bush who are, well, not the smartest on their bench.

The election in November is a test to see how many are intelligent and wise and how many are ignorant and stupid.

I hope the intelligent and wise win.

AmazonTopaz:


No disrespect to your niece but her viewpoint is not helping anyone. If she is concerned she should volunteer and help Harris get a Democratic Congress.
Not wanting her to win based on hypotheticals is silly particularly when the alternative is a lunatic.

You're right. She is 14. I say niece, but this one is an older friend's daughter, who sees me as a 2nd dad. Her dad didn't grow in the US, so doesn't see these things the way I see them.
I was somewhat disappointed when she said that, but was more concerned as to where it was coming from. I assume she picked up the language somewhere in the spaces she traverses. And it made me even more concerned that she had internalized it, feeling inferior. We had a long chat about it. And I did something similar to what you said.
1.) I made her write me a 2 page paper on her arguments as to why she thinks what she thinks. Include in it some of the policies that concern her as a black girl and whether it would be better if Trump won vs. Kamala. She's really smart and in the paper she made a good point. She said she is concerned that people don't see women as ready to be President so that may make Trump win.
2.)I made her watch the debates with me. And she was super super impressed with Harris.
3.) Also told her exactly what you said, that she should volunteer at a phone bank for whatever candidate she wants to win. Told her that she has to be invested in the change she wants.

raumdeuter:


That is why the Democratic elites are cashing out ..........

Don't forget to buy your Kamala watch to add to your Kamala trainers please, so you and her can cash out.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zfj0i_CBZbI?si=8A78THYi3Tm-F7gf

AmazonTopaz:


@Ijebos I understand his point


Even Kamala will prefer to be called by her first name and I understand the rationale.

I call her Kamala too because it is her unique identifier for me.

I can also see your point too but I don't think that is a big deal.

So
1.) I dismissed his argument off hand as Harris's name doesn't need differentiation as opposed to say the Clintons. There is no reason not to call her VP Harris as we do VP Pence (I can barely even remember his first name). The two studies that were linked in the article studied 1.) Doctors and 2.)Professionals. Similar implied biases.

The Mayo Clinic Study found:

Women doctors are twice as likely to be called by their first names than male doctors
Women patients were 40% less likely to use their doctors' first names.

And the Cornell University Study found:

A Cornell University report from 2018 noted how this discrepancy starts young — college students were nearly 56% more likely to call a male professor by his last name on the review site Rate My Professor. Male and female doctors, professors, and even vice presidents all have to earn their degrees and titles the same way, and yet we insist on calling professional women by their first names.

I think it's a real thing. And when I heard about this a month ago, I thought about it in my life and said wow never realized I did that. That's the nature of implied biases.
I've since made every effort to address it. It's hard.

2.)I think Politicians prefer people calling them by their first names esp. Even Biden. It's intended to breed familiarity. But we still call him by his honorific/title and last name Pres. Biden. Not so much for women esp. VP Harris. The article speaks of the same thing.

3.) And there are some battles people want to stay away from because they don't want to call attention to it. Just Obama and race. I think Harris doesn't want to reinforce to certain people that she is a woman in this race. So, it's one battle she'll not fight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQoOfqUAu-s

Melania Trump Promoting Abortion Rights: Is it a gimmick attempt to sway some women to support Trump or a genuine move against her husband or just a promo to sell her book?

Former County Clerk Tina Peters Gets 9 Years in Prison for Tampering With Voting Machines

This shocked me. These Trumpers are really insane.
https://x.com/RonFilipkowski/status/1841911266526306526

AmazonTopaz:


@Ijebos I understand his point


Even Kamala will prefer to be called by her first name and I understand the rationale.

I call her Kamala too because it is her unique identifier for me.

I can also see your point too but I don't think that is a big deal.

And I think I wrote about this before.
These type of implicit biases extend to black names as well.
My ex was applying to jobs at white shoe law firms.
In some she used her Nigerian name and the others she used her white(dad is white) middle name.
She got called back on the applications she used her white name with..
I think people have even done studies on this since.

IjeBos:


So
1.) I dismissed his argument off hand as Harris's name doesn't need differentiation as opposed to say the Clintons. There is no reason not to call her VP Harris as we do VP Pence (I can barely even remember his first name). The two studies that were linked in the article studied 1.) Doctors and 2.)Professionals. Similar implied biases.

The Mayo Clinic Study found:


And the Cornell University Study found:


I think it's a real thing. And when I heard about this a month ago, I thought about it in my life and said wow never realized I did that. That's the nature of implied biases.
I've since made every effort to address it. It's hard.

2.)I think Politicians prefer people calling them by their first names esp. Even Biden. It's intended to breed familiarity. But we still call him by his honorific/title and last name Pres. Biden. Not so much for women esp. VP Harris. The article speaks of the same thing.

3.) And there are some battles people want to stay away from because they don't want to call attention to it. Just Obama and race. I think Harris doesn't want to reinforce to certain people that she is a woman in this race. So, it's one battle she'll not fight.

Did you test this theory out or you just swallowed it hook, line and sinker because you subcontracted your thinking process out?

Its only a real thing for deranged mind like yours. Nancy Pelosi is a female and she is a politician, Margaret Thatcher is female and a politician, Elise Stefanik is female and a politician, Amy Klubacar is female and a politician, Tulsi Gabbard is female and a politician. Does this theory work on them?

When you are in a lunatic driven rabbit hole, then stop digging

Or do you refer to Nancy Pelosi as Nancy, Sonia Sotomayor as Sonia, Margaret Thatcher as Margaret, Elise Stefanik as Elise? or Okonjo-Iweala as Ngozi? Or these are not women enough?

IjeBos:


And I think I wrote about this before.
These type of implicit biases extend to black names as well.
My ex was applying to jobs at white shoe law firms.
In some she used her Nigerian name and the others she used her white(dad is white) middle name.
She got called back on the applications she used her white name with..
I think people have even done studies on this since.

You are a lunatic. And I am being kind to you

I assume you have a Nigerian sounding last name yet you got a job or you think your Nigerian name is why you are jobless?

When you were still in diapers a Barack Hussein Obama worked in these lawfirms you cannot step into

Billons for Ukraine

Billions for Israel

$750 for Americans reeling from natural disaster - 911

raumdeuter:


Did you test this theory out or you just swallowed it hook, line and sinker because you subcontracted your thinking process out?

Its only a real thing for deranged mind like yours. Nancy Pelosi is a female and she is a politician, Margaret Thatcher is female and a politician, Elise Stefanik is female and a politician, Amy Klubacar is female and a politician, Tulsi Gabbard is female and a politician. Does this theory work on them?

When you are in a lunatic driven rabbit hole, then stop digging

Or do you refer to Nancy Pelosi as Nancy, Sonia Sotomayor as Sonia, Margaret Thatcher as Margaret, Elise Stefanik as Elise? or Okonjo-Iweala as Ngozi? Or these are not women enough?

I read your posts and feel sad for you
You've made so many elementary logic fallacies and are too uneducated to even understand you are making them over and over.
There is no value even going through it with you as you'll do as you always do; revert to intellectual dishonesty when I trash your points as I always do.
In all honesty, your post is a road map of a third tier education.
Sound and fury, signifying nothing.

Melania to vote Blue?

Melania Trump passionately defends abortion rights in upcoming memoir https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/oct/02/melania-trump-memoir-defends-abortion-rights

IjeBos:


I read your posts and feel sad for you
You've made so many elementary logic fallacies and are too uneducated to even understand you are making them over and over.
There is no value even going through it with you as you'll do as you always do; revert to intellectual dishonesty when I trash your points as I always do.
In all honesty, your post is a road map of a third tier education.
Sound and fury, signifying nothing.

Ca you trash anyones point? Everyone here has taken you to school on basic logic and you are the biggest dunce on this thread

A female is correcting you, that its logical to be called by the most unique part of your name to avoid clashes, Yet you are insisting and claiming victimhood on behalf of women even when a female you quoted told you she doesn't feel anything

You have never been female for 1 second of your miserable life, Yet you are claiming female victimhood while the person who has been female all her life said its no big deal

If you cannot see this as an obvious mental illness then you cannot be helped. Like I said again you are a lunatic. Why don't you dress up as a woman for a few weeks before you can disprove what she has lived all her life

budaatum:

Melania to vote Blue?

Since the Trump campaign knows that women’s rights might cost them a lot of votes, Melania is indirectly campaigning for her husband. She just gave an interview in which she passionately supported his presidency and it’s the same woman who was shamelessly spreading the lie about Obama‘s birth certificate.

Don’t trust her. Birds of the same feather …

budaatum:

Melania to vote Blue?

Which s the point of the SCOTUS ruling. If more people feel like Melania then vote in their states and make it a law like Kansas did, If more people feel the opposite of what Melania feels then put it on ballot and outlaw abortion in their state

The beauty of democracy Each state decide your destiny

raumdeuter:

You are a lunatic. And I am being kind to you

I assume you have a Nigerian sounding last name yet you got a job or you think your Nigerian name is why you are jobless?

When you were still in diapers a Barack Hussein Obama worked in these lawfirms you cannot step into

This post is telling of what you do and who you are.

When I did my citizenship I changed my middle name to an English variant of my Nigerian middle name, to be as authentic as I could. Because I have a distinct Nigerian first name, I primarily use my middle name in my career.
And everyone I know does that some degree. Whether it is using their English sounding middle name or shortening their Nigerian name.
So, if this is foreign or news to you, it's clear you have never been in a position to seek a sought after job.
You're kinda telling on yourself.

White-sounding names get called back for jobs more than Black ones, a new study finds
https://www.npr.org/2024/04/11/1243713272/resume-bias-study-white-names-black-names

Have a Foreign-Sounding Name? Change it to Get a Job
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ruchikatulshyan/2014/06/13/have-a-foreign-sounding-name-change-it-to-get-a-job/

Your ethnic-sounding name may make it harder to find a job
https://www.theladders.com/career-advice/study-ethnic-sounding-name-employers-fewer-calls-back

And again, a logical fallacy underpins this post.

IjeBos:


And I think I wrote about this before.
These type of implicit biases extend to black names as well.
My ex was applying to jobs at white shoe law firms.
In some she used her Nigerian name and the others she used her white(dad is white) middle name.
She got called back on the applications she used her white name with..
I think people have even done studies on this since.

Read the responses to this thread.

https://x.com/dremilyportermd/status/1841494935842734086?t=wJyIwKOx6AMx-vreYk6Y8w&s=19

IjeBos:


This post is telling of what you do and who you are.

When I did my citizenship I changed my middle name to an English variant of my Nigerian middle name, to be as authentic as I could. Because I have a distinct Nigerian first name, I primarily use my middle name in my career.
And everyone I know does that some degree. Whether it is using their English sounding middle name or shortening their Nigerian name.
So, if this is foreign or news to you, it's clear you have never been in a position to seek a sought after job.
You're kinda telling on yourself.

White-sounding names get called back for jobs more than Black ones, a new study finds
https://www.npr.org/2024/04/11/1243713272/resume-bias-study-white-names-black-names

Have a Foreign-Sounding Name? Change it to Get a Job
https://www.forbes.com/sites/ruchikatulshyan/2014/06/13/have-a-foreign-sounding-name-change-it-to-get-a-job/

Your ethnic-sounding name may make it harder to find a job
https://www.theladders.com/career-advice/study-ethnic-sounding-name-employers-fewer-calls-back

And again, a logical fallacy underpins this post.

Did you change your last name or employers didn't see your African sounding last name too?