I can't agree with you here. Questioning is the very nature of progress. Arguing about something and finding the words to put your opinion in does make sense.Originally Posted by GODJonez
I agree with most of the people here (men/women complement each other, they are mostly equal), though Creature does have a very good point.
If you look at it that way, just in terms of accomplishments, men DO seem to be more successful (how many great figures in history were women? Only a few, definitely less than men) But success comes from achieving your goals, while going through obstacles. Certainly human greatness can not be the driving force, people don't do good just because that fits this kind of modern darwinism. Motivation, inspiration, admiration. Women could easily be the source of these.
Let's say that all humans strive for perfection, a state that is unreachable, because that is its very nature. Thus, perfection is beauty. Beauty does not come from human greatness only (achievements of men, as Creature put it), it comes from human frailty and weakness too. Only in being human can we strive for perfection. By denying our nature we would contradict ourselves, our very existence.
As men seem to be able to rise above earthly matters and show a new way for mankind, they can also sink very low, to bestial depths. This is how men prove themselves to be more than human.
The other option isn't better, nor is it worse.
I think being human is something the so-called weaker sex does pretty well. In both the good and the bad sense, they are nothing more than human, something we men can simply not seem to accept. This balance of change and stagnation is what moves humankind ever forward.
There will be wars for grand ideals, and there will be mothers, to bring up a new, stronger generation from the ashes.
Meh. I think I'll just finish my ranting now, hope it makes some sense at least. It's midnight, so I'm gonna sleep now.