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Yes, I expect it was very interesting indeed - I mean, who programmed these women and how did they even do that? And what did programming the women have to do
by bsdetector 7y ago
Yes, I expect it was very interesting indeed - I mean, who programmed these women and how did they even do that? And what did programming the women have to do with chaos theory, was chaos theory part of that process?! That sounds like some weird offshoot of MK Ultra.
Or did they mean "two female programmers", because that sounds like a much less interesting story.
edit: in case downvoters didn't get it, "woman" is a noun and when you use a noun in place of an adjective it can be written after the following noun and "of"; "defense department" and "department of defense" are basically the same meaning in English. Computer programmer is a programmer of computers. If you still don't get it, consider how strange "two men programmers" would sound.
- Mountain_Skies 7y agoIt's really odd but for some in intersectionality circles, "female" is a pejorative. Best I can tell it has something to do with reducing women to being objects of reproduction. No idea if that was the motivation for the clumsy headline but people who are opposed to the word "female" do exist.