> by the time they have to pick a university program, they feel so far behind the computer nerds that they don't feel they can compete or succeed in tech At th

> by the time they have to pick a university program, they feel so far behind the computer nerds that they don't feel they can compete or succeed in tech At the college level, I think that the social gap gets even worse. Women can get into frat parties where they don't know anyone, though they don't even have to because they are much more likely to be invited in the first place. Bouncers at bars/clubs will let them skip the line and overlook them during ID check. Women are better paid in the services industry which gives them bank roll to sustain their partying lifestyle, although this isn't even needed because they can get people to pay for their cover/food/drinks. All these privileges drive them away from looking up buffer overflow errors on Stackoverflow late at night.