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 '''[[Alpha]]''', '''[[beta]]''', and '''[[omega]]''' are names for animals of different rank in a hierarchy. [[Alpha|Alphas]] are the most dominant and [[Omega|omegas]] the least dominant animals.
-Other letters of the Greek alphabet are also used this way, e.g. ''gamma'' as the subordinate rank to beta animals.
+Other letters of the Greek alphabet are also used this way. For example ''gamma'' is the next rank after beta.
-For simplicity, one often refers to all non-alpha animals as betas.
+For simplicity, all non-alpha animals are often called betas.
-Both men and women have a hierarchy, but the criteria and mechanism that determine them are very different, e.g. women are much more gossipy and men more cooperative. In the [[incelosphere]], the alpha male is called [[Chad]], the beta/omega male [[virgin]], the alpha female [[Stacy]] and beta female [[Becky]].
+Both men and women have a hierarchy, but the criteria and mechanism that determine them are very different. Women are much more gossipy and men more cooperative. In the [[incelosphere]], the alpha male is called [[Chad]], the beta/omega male [[Virgin]], the alpha female [[Stacy]] and beta female [[Becky]].
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