> If the gender axis is more positive, then it's more feminine; more negative, more masculine. Reminds me of my java textbook: the example was to model some em

> If the gender axis is more positive, then it's more feminine; more negative, more masculine. Reminds me of my java textbook: the example was to model some employee[1] and it's gender was a `boolean`: `false` for man; `true` for woman. Of course that was just an intermediate example before they showed off the `enum` solution. [1] because hey, java OOP + CRUD business application example == match made in heaven as an example, apparently.