Considering most male-dominated occupations are due to them being physically demanding, I do agree that software development stands out as a bit of an odd-one o

Considering most male-dominated occupations are due to them being physically demanding, I do agree that software development stands out as a bit of an odd-one out if you look at the list below. https://www.dol.gov/wb/stats/occ_gender_share_em_1020_txt.htm https://www.dol.gov/wb/stats/occ_gender_share_em_1020_txt.ht... But as you can see, the gender imbalance problem is no worse than those of healthcare sectors. Where is the same political outcry about under representation of male nurses, even though RN is highly paid, physically demanding work. Why aren't we pushing men to go into caregiver fields where the imbalance is much worse? Is it so taboo to say that perhaps it's because women excel at some of these fields than men? And vice versa? Look, it's good to acknowledge that the imbalance exists, and do an honest root cause analysis and try to remedy it. But this has be become such a politicized topic that they're making documentaries about this, and even private sector CEOs are getting involved. Why?