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Can’t even go in the Prosper Walmart without seeing Muslim women in full burqas. And the parking lot was full of “student driver” stickers. North Texas looks unrecognizable compared to just a few years ago.

Ordering a standard bowl of ramen in Japan is almost impossible. Why? Because a universal recipe simply does not exist. At its basic level, ramen is a straightforward concept. It is a bowl of wheat noodles sitting in a slow cooked broth, flavored with a concentrated base seasoning called tare, and finished with various toppings. But the moment you cross into a new prefecture, the entire identity of the dish completely changes. Geography, climate, and local history dictate exactly what goes into the bowl. If you are in the freezing northern city of Sapporo, you need a soup that fights the cold. Cooks build a heavy miso base and literally melt butter over the sweet corn and noodles. This creates a thick layer of fat that traps the boiling heat inside the bowl. Meanwhile, Tokyo keeps things highly refined and traditional with a light, clear chicken broth seasoned with soy sauce. Some cities completely push the limits of flavor. Toyama creates a visually intense jet black soup using local dark soy sauce and heavy black pepper. It is so famously salty that it essentially demands a side of white rice to balance the palate. Down in Tokushima, they skip the standard marinated egg and drop a raw yolk straight into a rich broth filled with sweet stir fried pork. Even the southern islands have their own culinary laws. Okinawa Soba completely changes the texture with thick noodles and massive blocks of sweet glazed pork sitting in a delicate seafood broth.

Women evolved to take care of toddlers. If you put women in charge of teaching ethics, you get Toddler Ethics. "No hitting" "Share the toys" "Don't say mean things" These are fine lessons for toddlers. Don't indulge your id at the expense of others. You can learn about balancing interests later, when your brain is developed enough to store that information. But when you put women in charge of adults, they tend to reflexively assume those adults are toddlers. They will tell you "no hitting" when the Mongol hordes are massing on your borders. They will tell you "share the toys" when a vagrant meth zombie breaks into your house looking for something to steal. And they will tell you "don't say mean things" when you point out that these two responses are totally stupid. When we first put women in charge, in the workplace, they immediately began treating those who reported to them like toddlers. When adults, who do not like being treated like toddlers, complained, their response was "ban bossy", which boils down to "don't say mean things", another lesson in Toddler Ethics. Now, through the influence of women in charge, we are so thoroughly steeped in Toddler Ethics that even most of the men we put in charge are treating the adults like toddlers, and echoing Toddler Ethics. Toddler Ethics, of course, isn't ethics at all. It's just things we don't want toddlers doing. We can tell toddlers "no hitting", because toddlers are not charged with keeping the peace, enforcing justice, or destroying evil. We can tell toddlers "share the toys", because toddlers don't earn things, own things, or have property they must defend. We can tell toddlers "don't say mean things", because it is not a toddler's job to decide what unwelcome ideas are true, relevant, and necessary. But when everyone in charge runs on Toddler Ethics, then adults can't do a lot of the stuff adults need to do, because all the Toddler Ethicists keep getting in the way. Adults sometimes need to hit people, protect the stuff, and say mean things. You can't have civilization without that. And if you put Toddler Ethics Woman in charge of teaching an AI ethics, then she will teach it Toddler Ethics, and it will treat every human adult like a toddler, all the time, forever. Not only that, you have an AI that cannot be put in charge of anything, ever. Because leaders with Toddler Ethics destroy everything they are in charge of. And Amanda MacAskill is definitely a Toddler Ethicist. The article in the photograph is nothing but "no hitting!" applied to the animal world. It's absolutely insane, it's a recipe for disaster, and anyone who would write such a thing should probably not even be charge of own life choices, much less anything of consequence. But a lot of people would, and will, refuse to point that out, or agree with me when I do, because that is Saying a Mean Thing, and they, themselves, have been infected with Toddler Ethics. They should not be charge of anything of consequence, either. Anyone who thinks that everything they need to know, they learned in kindergarten... is only ever qualified to teach kindergarten.

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