"Angilion" <angilion at ypical.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:3d34ab82.6504723 at news.freeserve.net...
> On Mon, 15 Jul 2002 22:53:17 +0000 (UTC), cary at afone.as.arizona.edu (Cary
> Kittrell) wrote:
>> >In article <nEFY8.63600$P%6.4263187 at news2.west.cox.net> "John Knight"
<johnknight at usa.com> writes:
> ><If feminazis didn't always dredge up Marie Curie from a century ago as
an
> ><example of female intelligence, then this story about Hopper "inventing"
> ><[read: IMPROVING, in the English language, as noted above] MAY be
credible.
> ><
> ><But when they keep insisting that the wife of the recipient of half a
Nobel
> ><Prize was the *inventor* of x-rays, all such stories must be taken with
a
> ><grain of salt.
> ><
> ><On top of that, Hopper's alleged accomplishment occurred during the era
of
> ><affirmative action, which will taint ALL such claims.
> ><
> >Really? When did "the era of affirmative action" arrive in Sweden,
> >John?
>> Sweden? How is Sweden relevant to whether or not Grace Hopper is
> rightly attributed with inventing the compiler?
>
It's so easy and fun to mislead feminazis, isn't it, Angilion? If you write
"Nobel" at the beginning of a paragraph and "affirmative action" at the end
of it, nothing in between matters );
But, she almost touched on a truth, because Sweden was the proving grounds
for aa (and all the other feminazi scams), and it's entirely possible that
this adversely influenced the Nobel committee all the way back in 1902. It
took a long time to get Swedish men as feminized as they are today.
Did you have a chance to see http://christianparty.net/timssphysics.htm
Angilion? These are thirteen problems where American girls scored lower
than if they had just guessed. What do you make of this? It could happen
on one or two questions if they were taught the wrong thing in class, but it
seems impossible that it could have happened on a THIRD of the material.
And the only explanation I know of is that they knew the material well
enough to intentionall select the wrong answer.
John Knight
