Ofer

Wow, looks like a pretty intense spy thriller. I was actually born in Israel and it’s nice to see some representation on mainstream tv. I also appreciate that from the looks of it, everyday Iranian citizens are presented as relatable people under a bad regime, rather than as villainous caricatures.

neilm said:

Ofer said:

Obviously no one but Apple knows the answer to this. But I’m curious, what do you think the first Apple Silicone model will be? I’ve been wanting to purchase a MacBook Air but am holding off for now, since I would definitely prefer to go for an Apple Silicone one with a brand new design.

Unless these new products also feature, say, surgically enhanced breasts, it's silicon.

I’m blaming autocorrect for that one. Yup, autocorrect. Because I never make mistooks...

Obviously no one but Apple knows the answer to this. But I’m curious, what do you think the first Apple Silicone model will be? I’ve been wanting to purchase a MacBook Air but am holding off for now, since I would definitely prefer to go for an Apple Silicone one with a brand new design.

rcfa said:

Ofer said:

Beats said:

Psh. Typical woman in business who thinks she is assertive, but she's just pushy.

Had she been a man this would be laughed at. Since it's a female she may win.

And the “misogynistic comment of the day” award goes to Beats. Congratulations! You must be so proud!

His comment has hardly to do with misogyny, it’s a comment on how so called political correctness affects outcomes and perceptions in ways that are actually discriminatory.

Really?! He started by saying “Psh. Typical woman in business” which means he thinks women in business are typically pushy and not assertive. Please explain to me how that statement is not misogynistic.

Beats said:

Psh. Typical woman in business who thinks she is assertive, but she's just pushy.

Had she been a man this would be laughed at. Since it's a female she may win.

And the “misogynistic comment of the day” award goes to Beats. Congratulations! You must be so proud!