You’re too stupid to know your stupid mate!!

Didn't you just post this nearly exact same in Love and Relationships? You used Women as your example, that Was you,yes?..never ceases to amaze me how complete dolts think folks won't notice..
Btw his name is Neil DeGrasse TYSON..
Google was invent for fools just like you..learn how to use..

@Focus1 You need to seek mental help.

Another Trumpanzee troll……..your Flat-earther buddies, Maga, Qanon and all your other buddies will be more than happy to have you on GAB, PARLER, not to mention your ‘gods’ struggling ‘Truth Social’. Shoo shoo shoo…….scram.

So are you racist against black people?

The other day I heard someone make a comment to the effect that women do not need men anymore. They were drawing a comparison between modern day life in the developed world and how things were only a century or two ago, when a woman had absolutely no status unless she was married to a man. Things have certainly changed, and for the better, I think. Today people of whatever gender are more or less free to partner up with whoever they want, based on their own likes and (perceived) compatibility. The idea of latching on to someone out of need is considered somewhat pathetic.

It's true that most construction jobs are done by men. And most nursing positions are filled by women. But there is crossover in both fields, as there is in science, secretarial work, the military, etc., etc. More and more, people are going into occupations based on their likes and interest, rather than on some preconceived gender roles. And this is a good thing.

A couple years ago, not far from where I live in San County, US Navy ship Bonhomme Richard was undergoing a major overhaul in port when it caught fire. The ship burned for ten days, spewing toxic smoke over many homes and businesses. The damage was so severe that the multi-billion-dollar ship was declared a total loss. Several officers lost their careers over the incident. But the worst thing about it is that the fire was apparently started on purpose. The guy who the Navy thinks started the fire was a low-ranking sailor who had tried out for the seals but had not made the cut. He ended up doing work that he considered beneath him, and apparently felt slighted. Apparently he felt like there was only one career path for him and it did not include chipping paint.

Whether or not this would-be seal committed arson, cost the taxpayers billions, and poisoned thousands of people is beside the point. There are plenty of examples of disgruntled, alienated, angry young men who act out with violence. Unfortunately, in most of the cases there is no question of whether they are guilty of mass murder. The real question is, why do they do it? I think the reasons come down to intellectual inflexibility. These guys simply cannot handle the fact that the world does not line up with their preconceived notions. It's too easy for them to dismiss the hard work, talent, and sacrifice of successful people as just so much luck, or nepotism, or cheating.

I am reminded of a class on electronics that I once took at a local junior college. At that time I was at a crossroads in my life, not sure of my next move. I was working full time for a big electrical contractor by day, and attending the class at night. (My goal to move horizontally, into something like what I was doing but which was less taxing on my body. I was already 38 years old, and carpal tunnel syndrome was screaming at me to get out of the electrical trade.) I spent most of my weekends studying, taking copious notes on the textbook. I ended up with an "A" in the class, acing the final exam. The instructor asked if he could have my notebook to show future students. But none of this came easy. I worked my butt off.

One of the the most memorable moments in the class occurred one night when the instructor paired me up with a guy in his late 20s for a laboratory exercise. We were tasked to solve a complex series of problems, and from the outset, two facts were apparent: I knew what I was doing, and my partner was clueless. At one point he asked me, "How do you know this shit?" I told him about the hours I spent every weekend poring over the textbook, and I showed him my notebook. "I can't do that," he said. "I gotta have a life!" I believe he ended up flunking the course, and lived with his parents another 10 years. Some life!

The last guy who did something on my car was "Mexican" (he did have an accent but could have been Brazilian or Argentinian for all I know), he - they - did the inspection. That last guy who did any repairs was another ethnicity - Eastern European if I identified his accent and his appearance correctly, but I'm no expert. I have also trust people of other ethnicities to do auto care for me (as well as doing some easier jobs myself).

How is it we might compare car repair and tree trimming with astrophysics? They both have their place. Should my car break down or my trees need trimming, I wouldn't think to call an astrophysicist; but if I am interested in the stars or something beyond this earth, I wouldn't think to call on my auto mechanic or tree trimmer.

Who paid you to come here? BTW it's Neil DeGrasse Tyson.

Btw, he IS intellectually superior to most
people.
What do you have against intelligence?
You sound terribly jealous.

Maybe work on some self-awareness and figure out your own motivations.
Just a thought.

So in your world the only two meaningful or important jobs are cutting down trees or fixing car axles?

FYI, centrifugal force comes from spinning or rotating, not from puddle jumping.

Dude you have some serious issues. What is your major malfunction?

Dude, what the hell is your problem?

You clearly have a bug up your ass about Dr. DeGrasse Tyson, and women.

I'm getting incel vibes.

The people who deal with tree and car issues have generally been trained to do those things.
The majority of those people are men.
That's just a fact of life.

Your time would be better spent becoming literate.