Spencer131
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edited to have a working link hopefully
edited to have a working link hopefully
“Female” is age-neutral, “women” implies adults. Awkward, but I understand the decision.Can you please change "females" to "women" ? Thank you
“Female” is age-neutral, “women” implies adults. Awkward, but I understand the decision.
I don’t have an opinion on the question, but it should be fairly straightforward to figure out which event has the highest percentage of female competitors ranked in the top 100 and get an objective answer.
I get both of your reasonings here, but I think One Wheel is correct in this context. Women would refer to adults, and not count people below the age of like 18. But in some cases the word female is used unwell. Sorry if I caused any issues.Can you please change "females" to "women" ? Thank you
Ok.My message has already created a whole debate that was deleted by moderators, so let's not start another one.
I'm just saying that female is an adjective not a noun, so either say "women" or "female cubers", not "females".
Female is also a noun, just as male is.My message has already created a whole debate that was deleted by moderators, so let's not start another one.
I'm just saying that female is an adjective not a noun, so either say "women" or "female cubers", not "females".
Out of top 100 in each event:I don’t have an opinion on the question, but it should be fairly straightforward to figure out which event has the highest percentage of female competitors ranked in the top 100 and get an objective answer.
Those numbers are low enough that it’s hard to draw any conclusions. I wonder what it would look like if instead of the top 100 we looked at the top 10%.Out of top 100 in each event:
- clock: 8.0%
minx: 8.0%- 666: 6.0%
777: 6.0%- 333ft: 4.0%
skewb: 4.0%- 555: 3.0%
333mbf: 3.0%- 222: 2.0%
333bf: 2.0%
333fm: 2.0%
444: 2.0%
555bf: 2.0%
pyram: 2.0%
sq1: 2.0%- 333: 1.0%
333oh: 1.0%
444bf: 1.0%
I don't think it's the portion of the data that doesn't mean much, but rather cubing as a whole. If you look at the top 10% and see that, I don't know, 5% are females, that doesn't mean that females are worse than males - just that there are less females who cube.Those numbers are low enough that it’s hard to draw any conclusions. I wonder what it would look like if instead of the top 100 we looked at the top 10%.
If you look at the top 10%, and 18% of females with megaminx averages are in that top 10% then females are relatively better at Megaminx. If the numbers in the top 100 were closer to 20+ that might be a good indicator, but saying that 1 of the top 100 3x3 averages belongs to a female doesn’t really mean anything.I don't think it's the portion of the data that doesn't mean much, but rather cubing as a whole. If you look at the top 10% and see that, I don't know, 5% are females, that doesn't mean that females are worse than males - just that there are less females who cube.
I don't think it's the portion of the data that doesn't mean much, but rather cubing as a whole. If you look at the top 10% and see that, I don't know, 5% are females, that doesn't mean that females are worse than males - just that there are less females who cube.
If you were able to correct my grammar, that means you were able to understand what I was saying regardless of the mistake, and therefore there was really no point in correction.FEWER NOT LESS
Changing from top 100 to top 10% moves a couple of events around:I wonder what it would look like if instead of the top 100 we looked at the top 10%.
Changing from top 100 to top 10% moves a couple of events around:
- clock: 7.35%
- 333ft: 6.39%
- minx: 6.11%
- pyram: 4.67%
- skewb: 4.22%
- 777: 4.09%
- 333: 3.47%
- 666: 3.46%
- 333bf: 3.21%
- 444: 2.86%
- 333mbf: 2.83%
- 333fm: 2.51%
- 555: 2.46%
- sq1: 2.41%
- 222: 2.32%
- 333oh: 1.96%
- 444bf: 1.12%
- 555bf: 0.0%
Lmao I'm female and I suck at megamix.
Where do you get this data?Changing from top 100 to top 10% moves a couple of events around:
- clock: 7.35%
- 333ft: 6.39%
- minx: 6.11%
- pyram: 4.67%
- skewb: 4.22%
- 777: 4.09%
- 333: 3.47%
- 666: 3.46%
- 333bf: 3.21%
- 444: 2.86%
- 333mbf: 2.83%
- 333fm: 2.51%
- 555: 2.46%
- sq1: 2.41%
- 222: 2.32%
- 333oh: 1.96%
- 444bf: 1.12%
- 555bf: 0.0%
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/results/misc/export.html, then a script to get the percentagesWhere do you get this data?