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| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Yeah, the ratio is similar at the school I went to, as far as I can gather. It's also very obvious in the computer science and engineering departments.
This is kind of a conundrum, because these fields all appear to be ones which reward genuine ability very consistently: there's extremely little room for bullshitting or cronyism in math proofs or physics experiments, so "institutional bias" and "old boys networks" seem rather unlikely as explanations.
Is it just that women are subtly encouraged from a young age to think that they are innately bad in quantitative fields? Do women find them uninteresting? Some other factor or a combination? |
Don't ask me. I wish there were more ladies in my classes.
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