Regarding "gender researchers", I remembered one story under the ice. Once, the ice divers and I took a boat somewhere near Vishnyi Volochuk and sailed where we looked. Our team consisted of four people, and we were immediately assigned roles. One was a rower (of course, the thinnest), the other became a navigator, and I got the role of barge leader. Our fourth member chose the role of gender researcher. You never know what Scylles and Charybdis we'll meet on our odyssey under the ice. It was decided that in any case a gender researcher will not hurt us! As a result, during the expedition, an uninhabited island was discovered. As pioneers, we called it Tasaka Island. According to the orders of Lev Nikolayevich, I decided to strip myself down to the state of a primitive Russian, armed myself with a stick and began to run around the island with a terrible scream. At the same time, apparently, a gender study took place, the results of which are shrouded in secrecy to this day. However, we made an important geographical discovery. So a true gender researcher is not an obstacle to a good team, but a helper!