I thought it was going to be about the actual invisible people nobody cares about - nope, female tech CEO talking about about men not fully introducing women, o

I thought it was going to be about the actual invisible people nobody cares about - nope, female tech CEO talking about about men not fully introducing women, or assuming women are accessories. Talk about first world problems. Her advice is good, and it's sad that it has to actually be pointed out, but I've actually noticed that women in tech suffer from the same personal blindness that men in tech do - it turns out that just by being a woman doesn't lend you powers of insight or compatibility. I'm always surprised that people have the gift of speech, and this is what they vomit forth; what a waste of a gift. To be so utterly blind to actual problems in this world and to spend your time mincing about the periphery of worthlessness is exactly what I've come to expect from the technically connected. You're angry about it? Stage a march. Flip some cars over. Light some tires on fire. Nope, we'd rather keyboard warrior it out, pacified by the levers we pull that actually have no effect.