Money was a genius and an important influence on a number of academic disciplines, as well as on the arts in New Zealand and the US. At the same time, some of his ideas were clearly flawed, and - while he treated many patients who went on to happy and successful adult lives which might have been impossible without his influence - in at least two cases, his treatment proved disastrous. While this was certainly tragic, and Money must bear much responsibility for the failure of his theories, there is a need for a more balanced assessment of his career. Reactionary imprecations against constructivism and feminism tout court are not a satisfactory response. 131.111.220.6