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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you know about this silly and hilariously accurate Tik Tok trend, what is the women’s equivalent? What do women think about more frequently than you would ever expect?

If you don’t know what I’m talking about, here is an explanation:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/conormurray/2023/09/18/how-often-do-men-think-about-the-roman-empire-a-lot-according-to-new-tiktok-trend/
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This is entertaining but not credible.

I really don’t believe that a large number, let alone a majority, of men ruminate about the Roman Empire daily, weekly Or monthly. The Nicene Creed mentions Pontius Pilate but I suspect the few people who regularly attend Catholic, Episcopal/ Anglican and other denominations that cite the Nicene Creed in their liturgies are not inspired to ponder the implications.

If men are saying they do it is most likely to
Appear more thoughtful than they actually are.

I would imagine that similarly implausible historical eras or cultures that women could allege that they think about daily might be:

Ming Dynasty/ Chinese hey day
Ancient Israelites 
Ancient Greece
[b]Atlantis[/b]
Pocahontas 
Trail of Tears 
Pioneer women in the Wild West 
Vikings
Russian Revolution 
Dickens England/ Industrial Revolution

I’m all for lots of people thinking deeply about historical eras/ influences other than our own current realities but find it hard to believe that either men or women are routinely thinking about the same ones …

Would be truly amazing if that was so …

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This. But not daily.[/quote]

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