Word: freuds
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Telling the story of science and invention through people has always been part of TIME's mandate. In 1923, our first year, we did a cover on Frederick Banting, who helped isolate insulin, and the following year we did covers on Sigmund Freud and Leo Baekeland, who both made it onto our list this week. Science and technology have been particular interests of mine: this is the 40th cover related to these fields that we've done since I became managing editor 40 months...
...woman" has expanded to include anchorpersons, soccer moms, astronauts, fire fighters, even the occasional Senator or Secretary of State. But "female" still tends to connote the oozing, bleeding, swelling, hot-flashing, swamp-creature side of the species, its tiny brain marinating in the primal hormonal broth. From Aristotle to Freud, the thinking on gender has been that only one sex had fully evolved out of the tidal pool, and it wasn't the sex that wears panty hose...
...females were sneaking off so often that half their offspring turn out to be fathered by outsiders. Of bonobos, perhaps the less said the better, at least in a family magazine. These "pygmy chimps," as they are also known, share 98% of our genes and a tendency to what Freud termed "polymorphous perversity." They will have sex with anyone, male or female, as readily as we humans shake hands and apparently for the same purpose, as in, Good to see ya, let's rub genitals...
...Observers puzzled why "violence erupts outside Democratic convention in Chicago" is ranked No. 85 while "Sigmund Freud publishes Interpretation of Dreams" is ranked...
What would Freud have to say about that...