Bio-gynocentrism - Revision history

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 *Peter Ryan: [https://gynocentrism.com/2018/12/04/gynocentrism-theory-lectures-peter-ryan/ Collected writings critiquing bio-gynocentrism]
 *Paul Elam & Peter Wright: [https://gynocentrism.com/2021/11/25/briffault-rules-for-the-rational-simp/ Briffault: Rules for the Rational Simp]
-*Peter Wright: [https://gynocentrism.com/2024/12/26/presumption-of-male-disposability-is-based-on-flawed-hypothesis/ Presumption Of Male Disposability Is Based On Flawed Hypotheses, New Male Studies - Issue 2, 2024]
+*Peter Wright: [https://gynocentrism.com/2024/12/26/presumption-of-male-disposability-is-based-on-flawed-hypothesis/ Presumption Of Male Disposability Is Based On Flawed Hypotheses, <i>New Male Studies</i> - Issue 2, 2024]
 ==References==

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 *Peter Ryan: [https://gynocentrism.com/2018/12/04/gynocentrism-theory-lectures-peter-ryan/ Collected writings critiquing bio-gynocentrism]
 *Paul Elam & Peter Wright: [https://gynocentrism.com/2021/11/25/briffault-rules-for-the-rational-simp/ Briffault: Rules for the Rational Simp]
 ==References==

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 First wave feminist [[Charlotte Perkins-Gilman]] (1860–1935) claimed that the bio-gynocentric worldview was the most important contribution to ‘the woman question’ ever made. Commenting on the basic premise of women's superior biological importance, she wrote “You’ll have to swallow it. The female is the race type; the male is her assistant. It is established beyond peradventure.” (Gilman, 1911). <ref>Gilman, C. P. (1911b). Moving the Mountain. Charlton Company.</ref><ref>Davis, C. (2010). Charlotte Perkins Gilman: A Biography. Stanford University Press.</ref>
-Lester F. Ward, an American biologist (1841-1913) was the first person to propose a formal scientific theory of bio-gynocentrism, which is summarized as follows in his works:
+[[Lester F. Ward]], an American biologist (1841-1913) was the first person to propose a formal scientific theory of bio-gynocentrism, which is summarized as follows in his works:
 ::“The female sex is primary in point both of origin and of importance in the history and economy of organic life. And as life is the highest product of nature, and human life the highest type of life, it follows that the grandest fact in nature is woman… Woman is the unchanging trunk of the great genealogic tree; while man, with all his vaunted superiority, is but a branch, a grafted scion, as it were, whose acquired qualities die with the individual, while those of woman are handed on to futurity. Woman is the race, and the race can be raised up only as she is raised up.” (Ward, 1888) <ref>Ward, L. F. (1888). Our better halves.</ref>

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 ::For don’t we see that men’s rightful task is to go out to work and wear themselves out trying to accumulate wealth, as though they were our factors or stewards, so that we can remain at home like the lady of the house directing their work and enjoying the profit of their labors? That, if you like, is the reason why men are naturally stronger and more robust than us — they need to be, so they can put up with the hard labor they must endure in our service. <ref>Modesta Pozzo (1555-1592) The Worth of Women: Wherein Is Clearly Revealed Their Nobility and Their Superiority to Men. Translated and republished in 1997 by UCP.</ref>
-First wave feminist Charlotte Perkins-Gilman (1860–1935) claimed that the bio-gynocentric worldview was the most important contribution to ‘the woman question’ ever made. Commenting on the basic premise of women's superior biological importance, she wrote “You’ll have to swallow it. The female is the race type; the male is her assistant. It is established beyond peradventure.” (Gilman, 1911). <ref>Gilman, C. P. (1911b). Moving the Mountain. Charlton Company.</ref><ref>Davis, C. (2010). Charlotte Perkins Gilman: A Biography. Stanford University Press.</ref>
+First wave feminist [[Charlotte Perkins-Gilman]] (1860–1935) claimed that the bio-gynocentric worldview was the most important contribution to ‘the woman question’ ever made. Commenting on the basic premise of women's superior biological importance, she wrote “You’ll have to swallow it. The female is the race type; the male is her assistant. It is established beyond peradventure.” (Gilman, 1911). <ref>Gilman, C. P. (1911b). Moving the Mountain. Charlton Company.</ref><ref>Davis, C. (2010). Charlotte Perkins Gilman: A Biography. Stanford University Press.</ref>
 Lester F. Ward, an American biologist (1841-1913) was the first person to propose a formal scientific theory of bio-gynocentrism, which is summarized as follows in his works:

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−	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher evolutionary value of women whose biological survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex to females as the serviced and protected sex. Although attempts toward constructing this belief system ~~has~~ existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.	+	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher evolutionary value of women whose biological survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex to females as the serviced and protected sex. Although attempts toward constructing this belief system have existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.

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−	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher ~~biological~~ value of women whose ~~evolutionary~~ survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex to females as the serviced and protected sex. Although evidence of this belief system has existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.	+	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher evolutionary value of women whose biological survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex to females as the serviced and protected sex. Although evidence of this belief system has existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.

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−	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher biological value of women whose evolutionary survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex ~~and~~ females as the serviced and protected sex. Although evidence of this belief system has existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.	+	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher biological value of women whose evolutionary survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex to females as the serviced and protected sex. Although evidence of this belief system has existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.

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−	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher biological value of women whose evolutionary survival is said to represent the ~~end~~ goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. . Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex and females as the serviced and protected sex. Although this belief system has existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.	+	'''Bio-gynocentrism''' refers to a perspective which assumes a higher biological value of women whose evolutionary survival is said to represent the overarching goal of human motivation, thus necessitating disposability of males in the service of this goal. . Bio-gynocentrism claims a scientific basis for sex-value stratification, with males as a servant sex and females as the serviced and protected sex. Although this belief system has existed for centuries, the phrase to describe it - bio-gynocentrism - was coined by [[Vernon Meigs]] in 2022.

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