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I don't think that this is a bias and I am a woman. Women and men are very different from each other and it is hard to deny that women are generally much more emotional. Too much emotion leads to lack of rationalism and seeing things colored by emotions, the truth may not be truth any more because we feel it happened another way, etc. This does not apply to all women of course but to more women than men.
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Not in the US anyway. Mark Twain was an American and this quote reflects American reality. Then and now.
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So Greeks were sort of "correct".
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And why did Harding appointed her?
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Great, similar to the nowdays definition of populism.
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Nothing to celebrate. Same with Noble dynamite.
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seems to be okay
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Bask in certainty and belief of absolute truth.
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Could we stop discussing gladiators? Is it ancient, primitive Rome or what?
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American usage of the word massacre is exaggerated. It seems that Americans exaggerate everything. A bit of moderation, please.
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