Men, women and geometry

There has been much misogyny going around including among people who should know better. The logic and principle of womanhood has been attacked. This is an ongoing problem in Western thought, and the refutation is not a hard one to arrive.

When one thinks in terms of lines, a curve appears crooked.

When one thinks in terms of squares, a circle appears crooked.

But that is because they are curves and circles instead of lines and squares and run by a different intrinsic logic.

In fact, as we know from higher mathematics, a curve can be approximated through linear functions taken at an infinitesimal level of rarefecation. The greater one's understanding and knowledge grows, the more it is capable of approximating the circles and the curves. That is why misogyny is least prevalent among the highest educated and the most profoundly thinking, whereas those who continue to think in terms of lower mathematics maintain the asinine stance of imposing the logic of squares on the circles and attacking the beings of circles for not being the beings of squares while failing to appreciate the logic by which these beings themselves operate.

Women are not inferior or evil. Women are different, and much of that difference is a positive one.

And the stance of true ethics and rationality is understanding them for what they are rather than bludgeoning them to death for difference from one's own mentality.