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Which is better: being male or female?

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silverwolf88 silverwolf88 NewcomerOP
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For over two decades now, women have been massively exposing themselves everywhere, while men are constantly hiding their anatomy

Does this mean medical science has prioritized the uterus and ovaries over testicular arteries—essentially making female biology seem more "valuable" than male—which leads to women being widely undressed while men stay covered? Even at beaches, you see men in baggy trunks while women are basically in underwear Could this extreme imbalance in gender emancipation be triggering biological reactions, leading to rising disease rates and other catastrophes?

Are men actually ashamed of their bodies, or is this level of modesty just something forced upon them by society?

Will we continue to see biological blowback in the form of pandemics until men receive the same level of sexual emancipation that women enjoy in most American countries?

Can people even fix this situation, or are we facing a biological reaction from the universe itself (which feels like it's already starting)?

What’s your forecast for the global situation regarding the pandemic as we head into early 2022? Is the virus going to mutate?

These are the questions that prompted me to start this thread

As an alternative astrologer, I am interested in how the global situation is unfolding and what the future holds for the human race

Essentially, the global crisis has been escalating in parallel with this, culminating two years ago with the pandemic.

I've set the poll so you can select multiple options—since there are both social and biological factors involved, which are astrologically linked; serious astrology holds that the micro and macro cosmos are one and the same
Richard Sanders7 Richard Sanders7 Member
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Women hold a significant amount of privilege, both from a social standpoint and on a biological level.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 NewcomerOP
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Richard Sanders7 said:Women hold all the cards—both socially and biologically.


As an alternative astrologer, my goal is obviously for collective intelligence to take the lead and help us sidestep potential disasters—but the rising global tensions fueled by mass discontent are genuinely worrying. I feel completely powerless here; my perspective carries zero weight because most people just dismiss astrology as pseudoscience.
Richard Sanders7 Richard Sanders7 Member
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If they actually pull off this nonsense, we’re going to see some serious fallout and people are going to be getting roasted left and right.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 NewcomerOP
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Richard Sanders7 said:If we actually pull this off, we’re going to have a massive blowout where everyone gets what's coming to them.

Do you think a revolution is on the horizon? I'm not sure—but the critical mass is definitely there.

I was watching people downtown today and noticed a surge in female confidence levels—it felt just like how things were back in 2019, right before the pandemic hit. That kind of collective female self-assurance (at least in my neck of the woods) might suggest they've become convinced that history has essentially ground to a halt. Now, even though astrology is nothing more than pseudoscience, if you look at it through that lens, it suggests an increased chance of viral mutation—
but regardless of any astrological nonsense, there are actual articles https://www.cnn.com/world/immunology-vaccine-mutation-news discussing how aspects that could drive mutations were already surfacing in early 2022. Plus, the news regarding the situation with men isn't being hidden anymore: https://www.nytimes.com/news/men-education-trends maybe that explains why so many women seem so emboldened. It's hard to make a definitive prediction, but one thing is certain: tensions are mounting and the critical mass is growing.
Walter Baker2 Walter Baker2 Newcomer
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What kind of critical mass are we even talking about here?
Alexander Thompson Alexander Thompson Active Member
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Walter Baker2 said:What kind of critical mass are we even talking about here?

Total nonsense.
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 NewcomerOP
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Walter Baker2 said:What critical mass are we even talking about?

Just watch the news...
silverwolf88 silverwolf88 NewcomerOP
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Alexander Thompson said:Pure nonsense.

Come on, Garojko—why don't you give us one of your "scientific" global predictions? Let's see what percentage actually comes true this time.

Did you even vote?

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