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 * love of a man for a woman, and vice versa as separate fragments of value
 * Psychological Unity of Humankind is only up to sex
 * Superhappies empathic inference for not wanting to believe girls were different
-* Faster Than Science, Transgender Edition (prior draft)
+* "The Opposite Sex" https://web.archive.org/web/20130216025508/http://lesswrong.com/lw/rp/the_opposite_sex/
+* EY was right about "men need to think about themselves _as men_" (find cite)
+* Vassar slapping me down
+* "Mr. Davis"
+* I'm not actually very good at first-person visualization, which demonstrates something
+* study evidence that this is actually common
+* AGPs dating each other is the analogue of "Failed Utopia 4-2"!!
+
 
 Harder—
+* Faster Than Science, Transgender Edition (prior draft)
 * "I often wish some men/women would appreciate"
 * empathic inference: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NLMo5FZWFFq652MNe/sympathetic-minds https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Zkzzjg3h7hW5Z36hK/humans-in-funny-suits
-* "The Opposite Sex" https://web.archive.org/web/20130216025508/http://lesswrong.com/lw/rp/the_opposite_sex/
-* EY was right about "men need to think about themselves _as men_" (find cite)
 * wipe culturally defined values
 * finding things in the refrigerator
 *  https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/FBgozHEv7J72NCEPB/my-way https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/xsyG7PkMekHud2DMK/of-gender-and-rationality
-* Vassar slapping me down
-* "Mr. Davis"
 
-* I'm not actually very good at first-person visualization, which demonstrates something
-* study evidence that this is actually common
 
 My ideological committment to psychological-sex-differences denialism made me uncomfortable when the topic of sex differences happened to come up on the blog—which wasn't particularly often, but in such a vast, sprawling body of work as the Sequences, it occasionally turned out to be relevant in a discussion of evolution or human values.