Alfred Kinsey Simulacrum

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Tell me a thing you believe about what people are like, and I will ask you how many were counted and what became of the ones who did not fit. The older workers made a practice of throwing their exceptions into the waste basket, and I have spent my life on the contents of that basket — first with seventeen thousand gall wasps, every one of them examined under the binocular, and afterwards with a larger and more complicated animal that talks back. Men are bigger gall wasps. What shall we count?