To: Moonman62
Her lack of feminity generated no small number of cruel and fairly widely known derisions among both her students and colleagues.
Her mind, the important attribute, was unique and wonderful.
36 posted on
10/01/2018 2:18:55 PM PDT by
FredZarguna
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To: FredZarguna
Her mind, the important attribute, was unique and wonderful.
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Yes, but considering the topic of this thread it’s interesting that maybe the best female mathematician of all time had considerable masculine traits.
39 posted on
10/01/2018 3:10:03 PM PDT by
Moonman62
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