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Yes, you read the headline correctly. In the latest example of identity politics taken to its absurd end, three Australian college professors believe that "playful urination practices – from seeing how high you can pee to games such as Peeball (where men compete using their urine to destroy a ball placed in a urinal) – may give boys an advantage over girls when it comes to physics."
Basic physics: the greater height a liquid falls the more it splashes. So when you stand to pee it often splashes onto your clothing or shoes. That's not exactly an advantage.
Well, I know the volume/pressure aspect of it (pinch off and shake) can help you if you're going to be a plumber, I know with the game of pool, geometry is used quite a bit. What about pocket pool? Also, they don't get to learn about angles and the ricochet/backsplash effect at the urinals. Women learn nothing about these valuable skills, they are sure to have less eye/hand coordination. They might take up golfing but it's not the same.
Hmmm...all I can think when I read this is that someone somewhere is thinking it's a good idea to prevent boys from peeing while standing and I wouldn't be surprised to hear of some kind of movement popping up in the next year or so to try and push for it.
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I don't care what the left says, I draw the line at sitting down to pee and being forcible emasculated in order to satisfy some politically correct nonsense. The commmunity of confused gender doesn't feel normal for a very good reason.
As for the studies that come out of Universities and the standard of many left wing institutions and many so called academics, it's very concerning and worrying, especially given that public mony is supporting such nonsense research.
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