Pearl - October 28, 2024


Are Modern Women QUITTING Their Jobs? They CAN'T HANDLE The Man's World! | Pearl Daily


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Length

11 minutes

Words per minute

141.31308

Word count

1,643

Sentence count

36

Harmful content

Misogyny

13

sentences flagged

Toxicity

1

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Hate speech

9

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Summary

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In this episode of Pearl Daily, Pearl talks about modern women working in STEM and why they should be more like their male counterparts. She talks about the benefits of women in STEM, the challenges they face, and the history of women working as STEM workers.

Transcript

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00:00:00.000 so everyone
00:00:05.620 good afternoon good evening ladies and gentlemen welcome to the just pearly things youtube channel
00:00:27.540 and welcome to another episode of Pearl Daily.
00:00:31.140 I am your host, Pearl, and this is the Audacity Network.
00:00:35.120 Okay, guys, so today we have a special show for you.
00:00:40.960 We are going to be talking about modern women working in STEM.
00:00:47.180 Now, the challenge I have when I work in media,
00:00:51.440 a lot of people will say, Pearl,
00:00:53.980 don't a lot of these things apply to you, Pearl?
00:00:57.540 aren't you mad because like don't you get upset by making these sweeping generalizations and I
00:01:04.960 say why yes they do of course they do you know I don't try to act like I'm special or different
00:01:12.420 but the reason I do what I do is I do believe as women we get to be in a protected class that
00:01:19.680 men do not always get to be into not all not all not all and being part of this protected
00:01:27.240 class in a way you get to say things that men think all the time but they wouldn't dream of
00:01:33.920 but unfortunately the powers that be um do not let me say certain things so for that reason the
00:01:47.800 I'm gonna get to a certain point on this stream but I can't say the things that I want to say on
00:01:54.300 YouTube. Hate speech is very broad here and unfortunately the powers that be just will not
00:02:03.160 let me speak freely. So for that reason I'm going to do the beginning of this stream on YouTube and
00:02:10.320 then I'm going to go a little bit more off the cuff on X and then on the Audacity network.
00:02:16.200 okay so many times women say that we want to be in a man's world actually before I start my
00:02:27.680 monologue sorry one more thing this full thing will be uploaded to Spotify tomorrow so please
00:02:34.560 our Spotify is in the description I almost forgot to say that and we are trying to get monetized
00:02:40.140 on Spotify. So, you know, go there, listen there if you can. Okay. So many times women ask to be
00:02:49.320 in a man's world. We want all of the freedom that men have. And when you look historically or when
00:02:56.120 you look outside, many people may think that men just get this sense of freedom. I mean, when you
00:03:02.140 look at the top men in society, they are building the buildings, rising to the top of the corporate
00:03:09.560 ladder and on its surface many people think that men are in charge and that men get all of these 0.78
00:03:18.620 freedoms you know they have the freedom to date many women and not being called a whore they have
00:03:23.460 the freedom to have a family and work and on its surface we do too right but we'll get into that
00:03:29.300 later on its surface women say they want to be in a man's world we see the status of men's job
00:03:37.820 We see how well respected men are. And for the last 100 years, we have tried to attain that.
00:03:48.420 We have tried to become men. Make sure you do the thing.
00:03:56.400 So this has been a 100 year project where we attempt to become men. So let's talk about the
00:04:04.520 history of women working now throughout history we have been told that we could not work now
00:04:13.160 that's not necessarily true there were examples all throughout history of women working there were
00:04:18.920 examples of female pharaohs in ancient egypt there were examples of women having small businesses
00:04:25.880 in greece like pottery and the issue is oftentimes we are lied to about history or it's misrepresented
00:04:36.360 but this isn't the only problem these days it's no wonder you see testosterone levels of men
00:04:42.760 declining one percent a year the average testosterone level is half of what it was 50
00:04:47.880 years ago and this is one of the foundational physiological reasons why society's crumbling 0.94
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00:06:03.320 okay sorry guys just let me okay so we're often told that women did not work and if you look at
00:06:14.920 the farm labor that women used to do and i i encourage the women on here that think their
00:06:20.840 human resources job or whatever desk job we have means we can't listen to our husbands
00:06:27.720 it's absolutely ridiculous because the way we used to work on the farm was much more difficult than 1.00
00:06:35.080 any job we have to do now i mean they used to knead the bread even if you look at women doing 0.98
00:06:42.920 laundry a hundred years ago and the laundry machines they used to use you can still look 0.99
00:06:47.800 at these again day in the life of the amish this was time consuming they had to one by one
00:06:55.480 hang the clothes you know i i can't say that anything we do now is as difficult
00:07:01.640 as the things we used to do a hundred years ago technology has made the world in general a lot
00:07:09.240 easier so the 18th and 19th centuries women were vital to their families economic well-being they 1.00
00:07:16.280 would work in the fields manage farms and make and sell products that was the 18th and 19th centuries 0.53
00:07:23.800 in the mid-1800s women began working in factories alongside their families so that was the first 0.98
00:07:29.880 time women worked outside of the home was the mid to late 1800s in the 1920s women's participation 0.67
00:07:37.960 in the workforce increased with about 20 percent of the labor force being women however it was 0.68
00:07:43.720 mostly single woman as it was not customary for women to remain in the labor force after marriage
00:07:50.360 in world war one women were recruited into the workforce to free up men for the armed forces 0.98
00:07:56.120 women worked in factories as bus conductors bank clerks window cleaners and gas fitters 0.63
00:08:03.320 in the 1970s the economic downturn led more women to work by the end of the decade more than half 0.99
00:08:10.200 of the women had jobs outside the home also this was when birth control came in right so
00:08:16.520 um i can't i think 65 birth control uh seven i have to look it up again i should i've quoted
00:08:22.520 this so many times i should know it but around this time women got birth control so when birth
00:08:28.840 birth control came in, this gave us the option to have less children, right? Unfortunately,
00:08:35.760 for whatever reason, we just have a tendency to not like kids that much. I know every traditional
00:08:41.920 account will tell you that we do, but there's no data study or statistic that indicates
00:08:48.600 that we do. When women have the choice to stay home, be housewives, or put their kids 0.99
00:08:52.340 in daycare, we have a tendency to choose daycare. When we have a choice to have kids young or 0.98
00:08:57.360 old we tend to choose old when we have the choice between having seven kids and one kid we have a 1.00
00:09:02.480 tendency to pick one it just is what it is it's not better or worse this just is so women's labor
00:09:09.680 force participation increased from 1948 until 2000 with a small dip during recessions what are the
00:09:18.400 top jobs for women registered nurses elementary and middle school teachers customer service
00:09:25.200 representatives secretaries and administrative assistants financial managers top jobs for men
00:09:33.120 construction and building is 89 percent male vehicle technicians mechanics and electricians
00:09:39.440 are 99.2 percent male carpenters and joiners are 98.94 percent male electricians and electrical
00:09:50.080 fitters are 98.29% male. Metal working production and maintenance fitters are 98.06% male. The
00:09:59.800 average length of women's leave is longer than men's with 34 days versus 21 days. So I have more 1.00
00:10:08.120 thoughts on this, but unfortunately I cannot say them on YouTube. I just can't. I just reapplied
00:10:16.640 for remonetization and the things that i'm going to say youtube is not gonna let me do they just
00:10:24.480 will not so please if you want to support me to have more off the cuff shows go to the audacity
00:10:29.760 network.com um there i actually read the chats behind um our paywall so you can super chat if
00:10:38.080 you want the free version of this stream go to twitter and or the audacity network.com it's ten
00:10:44.320 dollars a month 80 bucks a year but what this helps me with is being able to go more off the
00:10:51.280 cuff because the more i do that the more the youtube gods have a tendency to demonetize me
00:10:57.920 make my life hell so anyways we're going to twitter now um and we're cutting the stream
00:11:04.320 on youtube so can you let me know when it's cut thank you guys um so much for watching we're
00:11:10.400 going to go there give me a second the people on twitter and the network page
00:11:17.520 give me one second and then i will give my thoughts on the information of women working 0.88
00:11:26.400 now the challenge i have 1.00