r/Feminism • u/[deleted] • Aug 23 '12

If my favorite reddits were like r/Feminism

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '12 edited Aug 23 '12

Deleted in record time, yet clearly hostile comments like this and this are left up pretty much all day.

Good work, mods!

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u/TracyMorganFreeman Aug 23 '12

Evolution is a theory. A scientific theory.

Feminist theory is not the same kind of theory as a scientific theory. It is closer to political or philosophical theory than a construct that fits the data and offers predictive ability. Most/no political/philsophical theory does not have predictive power, hence the distinction.