> When programming is lucrative and viewed as high status, it becomes a target for feminists and they push for more female coders. When it's not high status any

> When programming is lucrative and viewed as high status, it becomes a target for feminists and they push for more female coders. When it's not high status anymore (when the funding environment contracts again), girls will stop enrolling in CS as much and feminists will stop targeting it as a powerful job that needs more women. Shhhhh, we're not supposed to mention incentives.