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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Wonderful "conversation starter" for moms and daughters Review: I bought and read this book when it was first published. I used it to begin discussions with my two daughters about the importance of developing an inner life versus obsessing about one's appearance. It proved a very valuable tool in that regard. I just ran across the book again on my bookshelf. My daughters are in their early 20's now and their values are firmly in place. But they, and I, and the next generation of women, are continually hounded by a media which won't "give up" trying to convince us that we need improving. This beauty-obsessive attitude promotes self-criticism and self-doubt and inadequacy. Wake up, women of America. Take back your power. Stop believing the insidious lies that the media giants are using against us, just so that they can get us to spend our hard-earned money to line their pockets! Answer:
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Positive


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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: Intransigent Evolutionist Review: The author is knowledgable, but clearly a product of his own statement, "it is the job of science to resolve mysteries without recource to divine intervention." He in one voice says, "we will never know exactly which particular sequence of events produced the first life form." He supports the big bang and that "earthlife has not always existed, because the Earth itself has not always existed" , yet he reaches for other planets, other life, out there before earth. But the big bang says nothing, no other planet, or universe, existed before this one. Still no to either the divine or intelligent design. The evidence for him is not sufficient, even when he claims it is, to look to God in any possible way. Because it could be, he will not allow that to ever possibly be. This is very short-sighted for a "theoretical" physicist. Until proven otherwise, give credit where credit is due. Too subjective, not objective, to be a serious consideration of other than Mr. Davies own opinion. Answer:
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Is there a negative or positive tone to this product review? === Title: A Paranoid Essentialist Classic Slithers Back into Print Review: Pure poison. As a transsexual, reading this in the '80s set me back ten years. I'm just glad that the rise of Queer Theory, the gradual subsidence of separatism, and the arrival on the scene of a new generation of lesbians who aren't consumed by fear, has rendered this pathetically vicious screed into an ideological fossil. Only reason I'm even bothering with this is it came up on a word search for "transsexual"; only reason I gave it one star is I can't give it none. They should handcuff Raymond to RuPaul and force her to shoot a remake of "The Defiant Ones". Answer:
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