Thanks. Your interpretation is indeed what I intended. To be clear: I see more sexism in the Los Alamos chapter,where a 'Girl' is only good enough to do compu

Thanks. Your interpretation is indeed what I intended. To be clear: I see more sexism in the Los Alamos chapter,where a 'Girl' is only good enough to do computations, until the computer replaces them. While the bar-chapters quoted here paint a bleak picture, it does so of both sexes, and Feynman remarks how things didn't work as he wasbrought up to expect. I am indeed male,even if 'hyperman' was a happy artefact of an algorithm that shortened my 4 word full name to 8 characters to create a student logon name. My classmates liked it and it stuck