Wednesday Aug 18, 2004

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I can take some small comfort in the fact that people who are much brighter than I am think bush sucks, too.

for me, the most telling statement of the entire article is that "People are shocked by what's going on". haha! some people are so very slow to learn.

in regards to the bush administration blocking stem cell research, one biologist says "I...
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bhnkpl:
I had to laugh when I read the first line of your journal. I totally agree with you. I don't consider myself very bright, so its reassuring to know that people smarter than me feel the same way. ooo aaa
fenris23:
I'm Nietzsch E. Coyote on there. Went by Fenris23 for a while but I've stuck with the N E C name for a long time now.

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Wednesday Jul 07, 2004

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I suppose now is as good a time as any to start a new journal, and hopefully make some new acquaintances.

this page informs me that I "have no friends. ha ha". what a decidedly unfriendly way to greet a new member. who must I thrash to right this?

hello, lovely suicide girls.
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thefuckoffkid:
Hi BKittie. The practice here is to post your replies in the commenters journal, rather than in your own (as in LJ), because otherwise people won't know you've responded.

Anyway, welcome. smile
thefuckoffkid:
Hi there. I certainly recommend that book if you're interested in the area. Sex and gender studies are fascinating areas, but the battle I highlight in my journal entry (the two positions: does nature matter somewhat, or not at all?) mark out some fairly fraught battle lines. Lots of gender theorists still argue the notion that ALL we are as genders is given to us by society and cultural forces. The book I'm talking about is one of a number trying to bring nature, biology, and evolution back into the picture.

I don't know whether you'd find it interesting but there's a recent group called "The male club" where some of this stuff has been getting thrashed out. (I'm one of the culprits.)

Late here. Goodnight. smile