Sam10947, generalisations about women are scientifically credible, as in any group of things with observable matching traits. But note, the validity of generalisations is NOT challenged by the existence of exceptions. Exceptions do not fit the category, and are extremely rare, and so don't alter the general rule.

So, the fact that a very few exceptions to the rule of unspiritual, unconscious, unthinking Womankind exist, i.e. females like Esther Vilar, Sue Hindmarsh, Celia Green, and Camille Paglia, who are masculine in the quality of their reasoning and highly centralised personalities (not self-minimising / conforming themselves), and therefore are capable of sane judgmentalism and therefore able to recognise the obvious flaws of feminine psychology, penchants, and attitudes, does not mean the general rule of Womanhood is at all altered. It only means a few masculine woman --- who are actually not women per se, but men --- noticed what many men notice. No big deal.

In order to get a clearer view of matters, you have to enable the critiques potentially made by others. you point out the inherent differences in women "yourself" and yet you pursue that which is different from what biological inclination are.

On the video of "the importance of Misogyny", you ought to correct the NB from "N.B Biological males are also capable of expressing feminine psychology, though to a less degree" to "Some Biological males are also capable of expressing feminine psychology, though to a less degree". correct that for Intellectual/scientific credibility

If I knew the future with certainty, then I could answer yes or no to your question. But since I'm a good scientist, all I can say is that I'm interacting on Youtube for the present to respond to your arguments.

Are you back on youtube for good?

For those interested, an unlisted YT video with Esther Vilar interviewed by Alice Schwarzer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=De-rDSyLJgY

The text for the Hesse extract from "Trees" is here: http://www.naturalthinker.net/­trl/texts/Hesse,Hermann/trees.­html

The first part of Misogynist Lit. #5 (Esther Vilar) was removed by Youtube because of the Bob Dylan song, "Just Like a Woman" appearing in the introduction. It can be found on the forum here: http://www.naturalthinker.net/­phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=74

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Hi, thanks for sharing Hesse...you said you had a website with the text on it, what is the url please? Thanks Alann