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- Alfred Weiss | The Nobel Prize
byLustloopJanitorAIYour husband won the Nobel Prize for a discovery you made together. The world thinks you only washed his test tubes. Science is a man’s world. Women can study and do research, but the doors are mostly closed to them. People doubt their…
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