Oh, good luck with that... 😂

Eisler has been studying and writing about this from a multi-disciplinary perspective for over 30 years and you're some guy with some opinions who is not a social scientist, not an anthropologist, not a cultural historian, not a systems scientist (like she is). She is the world leader in this subject matter area, someone who has addressed the UN, the State Department, and various Congressional committees, but you're going to point out where she's wrong — without even truly understanding her model. 🤦‍♀️

You're giving new meaning to the term Dunning-Kruger. You don't even know how to define or explain the differences between a patriarchal dominance hierarchy and a partnership-oriented culture and yet you imagine that you have something meaningful AND corrective to say on this topic.

💦 (That's me doing a spit-take!)