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At the time she was at Cambridge, her last name was Payne. It's clear you didn't read the article and have an axe to grind.
by cgh 13y ago
At the time she was at Cambridge, her last name was Payne. It's clear you didn't read the article and have an axe to grind.
- Tichy 13y agoWell as I said, if you want her to be famous, just call her Cecile Payne from now on. My point is that her relative fame probably has little to do with being a woman. Of course maybe now she'll become famous for the only reason that she is a woman. I think that qualifies as irony... I don't have an issue with the Wikipedia article, only with this feminist pamphlet that suggests she would be as famous as Einstein if she weren't a woman https://twitter.com/marcuschown/status/366132278381903874/photo/1 https://twitter.com/marcuschown/status/366132278381903874/ph...