empathy I can do, and my empathy often leads to a very specific outreach (i.e. donating money to a transgendered individual who got kicked out of their home). part of my drive to get rich is to make a better world through research on technologies and opportunities that would lessen the imbalances of education and able-bodiedness.\u00a0 I would LOVE to get in on researching tech for safer\/healthier food production, new methods of delivering education to people who don\u2019t learn well with current methods, affordable robotic technology to assist around the house, at school, at work.\u00a0 sympathy I try not to indulge in too much.\u00a0 I think it\u2019s a pretty selfish feeling (it\u2019s the karma-o-matic of the day for privileged people, imho).\u00a0 people in a lesser position of privilege than myself have told me sympathy feels like pity and that\u2019s not what they want.\u00a0 (correct me if I\u2019m wrong?)\u00a0but you\u2019re right; it is about being as aware, thoughtful, and in-tune a person as possible no matter where you might fall.<\/p>\n
could very well be Seattle, that\u2019s true. and probably the fact that my brain chemistry is terrifyingly balanced and I really can act the male as much as the female, so the things that bother many women about a workplace make me feel at home. and my position on all things sexual leaves me open to harassment. I\u2019m betting that what would truly make me feel harassed is a lot further up the \u201cyikes" scale than lots of people.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
empathy I can do, and my empathy often leads to a very specific outreach (i.e. donating money to a transgendered individual who got kicked out of their home). part of my drive to get rich is to make a better world through research on technologies and opportunities that would lessen the imbalances of education and … <\/p>\n