@MattWalsh debates a TG Woman who happens to be an EMT. the conversation was interesting, to say the least. It we went somewhat the usual way, she couldn't answer the kryptonite question that all TG Women cannot answer. @MattWalsh asked her a question that left her stunned and proved all of her arguments illogical. "If you were called on scene and there was a biological male having pregnancy complications would you proceed to and examine the said individual?" Her answer was resounding no because they cannot get pregnant, alas her whole argument collapsed on her. But, fear not that did not stop her from arguing further though.
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@FreshFitMiami have a panel f modern women who were unruly and some of them got kicked off the show. One of the obnoxious women weighed more than Myron did and when he alluded to this fact one of the guests was offended. It then brought the argument between the men and women of how women have no problem money shaming men, you're broke but find it very hard when the shoe is on the other foot. It later turned out that she was fat shamer herself as the conversation progressed.
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,Computer Virus,Cyber,English,Hack,Internet,Security,TEDxTalks,Technology,Youth,[TEDxEID:57576],gzc1p_QlO2I,, Knowledge, channel_UCsT0YIqwnpJCM-mx7-gSA4Q, video_gzc1p_QlO2I,Varun Biniwale wasn't trying to access over half a million students' data. But one afternoon, a curious exploration led him to uncover a major vulnerability in software used not only by his school but by hundreds around the world. In this eye-opening talk, Varun shares his journey from accidental hacker to ethical reporter. Along the way, he redefines what it means to be a hacker, transforming the term from a negative label to a positive one. Varun is a student of the International Baccalaureate programme in Zürich. At the age of 7 he discovered his interest in technology, and from the age of 13 he began discovering security vulnerabilities in software built by companies, including Google, Meta and MIT's Scratch Foundation.
Now, at 17, his TED talk is an educational reflection of the time he accidentally discovered a major vulnerability affecting hundreds of schools around the world and the consequences that followed. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
@MattWalsh debates a TG Woman who happens to be an EMT. the conversation was interesting, to say the least. It we went somewhat the usual way, she couldn't answer the kryptonite question that all TG Women cannot answer. @MattWalsh asked her a question that left her stunned and proved all of her arguments illogical. "If you were called on scene and there was a biological male having pregnancy complications would you proceed to and examine the said individual?" Her answer was resounding no because they cannot get pregnant, alas her whole argument collapsed on her. But, fear not that did not stop her from arguing further though.
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