Men and Women Writing
Posted by Peter W. Schramm
Computer scientists claim we give away our gender in our writing. Boy, this is serious (and quite amusing) stuff. The researchers had some trouble publishing their findings (which has to do with a computer algorithm), well, for ideological reasons. Surprise. Semi-interesting, but inevitably amusing stuff. Personal pronoun, thy name is woman. 
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I wish the computer scientists would analyze H. Rodham-C’s new tome: Lying History. Perhaps they could identify how many ghost writers labored in anonimity (P.J. O’R claims 6) and perhaps they could determine if they are all of the feminine persuasion. Or, if a significant number of them are, shall we say, ambiguously gendered? Now, that’s research!