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To the anon 190 editor, I am the anon 76 editor. I did not revert your edit, I changed them. I agree that the original wording was perhaps not NPOV, but I think your edit over compensated, so in good faith I made changes in the interest of further neutrality. The language I used is neutral "can be" instead of "is" and "said to be" instead of "is" I do not believe it is also necessary to toss in superfluous "according to her" and "supposedly" every other word, which I believe crosses the line from neutral to borderline discrediting an academically respected idea. I will refrain from editing the intro for a time to give you a chance to possibly restore my edits, or compromise with a new edit you feel works better. But eventually I do believe the wording can be changed. 76.103.47.66 (talk) 15:43, 7 November 2011 (UTC)[reply]