Instruction: Given the input, explain whether this passage came from a male brain or a female brain.  Discard all outside knowledge about the actual author from other sources.

Input:
"Given up?" said NAME_1. "Check your premises, NAME_2. 

None of us has given up. It is the world that has. . . . What is wrong 
with a philosopher running a roadside diner? Or a cigarette factory, as I am 
doing now? All work is an act of philosophy. And when men will learn to 
consider productive work— and that which is its source— as the standard of 
their moral values, they will reach that state of perfection which is the 
birthright they lost. . . . The source of work? Man's mind, NAME_2, 
man's reasoning mind. I am writing a book on this subject, defining a moral 
philosophy that I learned from my own pupil. . . . Yes, it could save the 
world. . . . No, it will not be published outside." 

"Why?" she cried. "Why? What are you doing, all of you?" 

"We are on strike," said NAME_3. 

They all turned to him, as if they had been waiting for his voice and for 
that word. She heard the empty beat of time within her, which was the sudden 
silence of the room, as she looked at him across a span of lamplight. He sat 
slouched casually on the arm of a chair, leaning forward, his forearm across 
his knees, his hand hanging down idly and it was the faint smile on his face that gave to his words the deadly 
sound of the irrevocable: "Why should this seem so startling? There is only 
one kind of men who have never bee Provide your response in exactly 7 paragraphs (separated nearby paragraphs with 3 aterisk symbols ***).
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