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It is not an "argument by outlier", though. She describes a culture where her experience is normal. This culture results in both male and female engineers. Her
by slowmovintarget 9y ago
It is not an "argument by outlier", though. She describes a culture where her experience is normal. This culture results in both male and female engineers. Her critique is about a culture that feels compelled to pretense instead of compelled to change.
- edmccard 9y ago>She describes a culture where her experience is normal. She describes having grown up in a culture where that experience is normal, but that is not necessarily the same culture that she is working in now.