Quote: (09-07-2015 12:52 AM)Phoenix Wrote:
One thing I've noticed with women's writing is that they don't get to a point. Men write with some kind of purpose. Women just blather and meander around the topic, being careful to avoid making any kind of insightful statement, or reaching a conclusion.
It's ivory tower recycling. One professor somewhere says something then the loyal acolytes absorb it and then rehash it again and again. The ideas never actually progress they just become more deranged, dogmatic, and ecclesiastic in presentation.
The difference is that academia always has some of this but when actual brilliant minds formulate thoughts they actually try and branch it out into real life solutions and progress most of the time.
The other part of it is that women who chase academic goals also like to sound smart. They are all about appearance and attention except instead of upkeeping their physical appearance they try and smash you over the head with their pointless academic credentials and flowery vocabulary.