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I'm a bit irked by the article's original title: "What's he building in there?" The phrase trivializes the work of a large team of various genders and backgrou
by nicklo 11y ago
I'm a bit irked by the article's original title: "What's he building in there?"
The phrase trivializes the work of a large team of various genders and backgrounds working together on a massive research initiative to extend the human lifespan and makes it seem like a whacky project by one hacker dude in his garage. Come on.
Biology is one of the most team-oriented, least male-dominated, best well-balanced STEM fields and science journalists are still writing titles like "What's he building in there?"
- trhway 11y agoyou probably didn't read the article in its entirety, otherwise you'd see that "What's he building in there?" is a reference to a song. >The phrase trivializes the work of a large team of various genders and backgrounds working together on a massive research initiative to extend the human lifespan thus it seems that it is your uninformed interpretation that trivializes the work. Pretty typical situation of "the eyes of beholder" i'd say.