> maternity leave, child care, health care, protection against harassment, pay parity Most of these issues are solved in Europe (3 months paid maternity leave,

> maternity leave, child care, health care, protection against harassment, pay parity Most of these issues are solved in Europe (3 months paid maternity leave, healtcare for everybody, social wellfare given when having childs, same salary grids at least for government jobs), and still we have to deal will all that parity crusade. And the real issue I see with results of studies such as the one linked is that the trend will only intensifies with the following logic: if the current measures to improve the gender ratio are ineffectives, more extreme ones will be taken. But being ineffectives themselves (because based on a wrong axiomatic) they will only feed the negative feedback loops and call for more extreme policies, until something breaks.