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From: daniella (daniella@netvision.net.il)
Date: Tue Apr 17 2001 - 19:44:16 BST

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    Re memes and sexuality/gender Bias for Memes.
    kenneth wrote:
    Not many females take actually part in the discussions, and that is
    just a
    way in how you must see what JR means. Is memetics somehow male-
    gender related !?

    As a long-time lurker on this list - I should like to say the actual
    subject of memetics does and has interested me. The often aggressive
    and
    sometimes pompous manner of disagreeing on this list - makes me
    refrain from participating. Could this be the reason others of my
    gender stay away too?
    We are, after all, a gentle gender;-)))
    daniella

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