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> The whole concept of "using tools", though, is a gender-charged one. The >(perhaps overly Freudian but still still resonant with me) explanation I >received is: Males have external genetalia, females have it inside. This >manifests itself in a masculine propensity to manipulate external things and >a feminine propensity to look inwards. I received that from a woman, by >the >way. The tool theory contributes to why men think about sex more than women in general: (again, a womans theory) men are focused on their external "tools" because they are always manipulating them in some way. > I have a memory of watching/hearing a woman on television who used an EH >16-second delay to do massive improvised vocal stuff. This would have been >around 85 or so. Any ideas who she was? I believe you saw Meredith Monk. I saw an old 1986 performance of her "loop" vocalizing on PBS. Very interesting and bizarre at the time. - Larry