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Interesting Links for 14-06-2012
Jun. 14th, 2012 05:00 pm- 400 women called Sarah
Julie Bindle has written an article essentially dismissing the existence of bisexuality, and suggesting it's all a political/feminist issue. The 'evidence' she includes is a survey of 400 women, some of those women thinking bisexuality doesn't exist. As a comparison, inspired by the project to get a longer list of evolution-supporting scientists named Steve, than the list of evolution denying scientists (named anything), a friend has set up a page to get 400 women called Sarah to affirm that they believe bisexuality exists.
- Julie Bindel: Where's the Politics in Sex?
The story relating to the 400 women called Sarah group. The rather flabbergasting idea that people should choose to be lesbian for political reasons.
- Memos From Fury
Director Fury has to let people know who's boss. Using memos.
- BBC News - Theresa May sets out plans to monitor internet use in the UK
- BBC News - World's first 'tax' on Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7
'Customers who use IE7 will have to pay an extra surcharge on online purchases made through the firm's site.'
- World+dog discovers hi-res aerial maps, thanks to Google and Apple • The Register
'‘Military grade spy stuff’, my arse'
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