Gotta love the designations of *apparent* females and males. Madelaine: Shall we confess now or let them go on thinking? Oh, the power of a name.
I've met Madelaine once. I had the distinct impression that he/she/it really was a she.
I don't believe that I've met King Frog or Ruth, though.
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I do think there are gender differences, the same ones that I find in real life discussions. Personal pronouns seem to be used with more courage, casually really, by apparent females.
Are these your results, or those of the above study?
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My opinions are slanted perhaps by so much of my social life being with border-line autistic scientists.
Gotta love the designations of *apparent* females and males. Madelaine: Shall we confess now or let them go on thinking? Oh, the power of a name.
I've met Madelaine once. I had the distinct impression that he/she/it really was a she.
I don't believe that I've met King Frog or Ruth, though.
Quoted message said:
I do think there are gender differences, the same ones that I find in real life discussions. Personal pronouns seem to be used with more courage, casually really, by apparent females.
Are these your results, or those of the above study?
Quoted message said:
My opinions are slanted perhaps by so much of my social life being with border-line autistic scientists.
??? Maybe we have met...
Apparently Ross
yes, I've met you and Donal, and I doubt that you engage in any gender identity morphing, and if you do, you doing a great job at it! madelaine
