It's not exactly surprising. I remember a similar study done on men and women IT employees, and they were also similar; similarly disinterested in social inter

It's not exactly surprising. I remember a similar study done on men and women IT employees, and they were also similar; similarly disinterested in social interaction (the one trait I remember distinctly.) The women who end up being entrepreneurs have already been selected (probably mostly self-selected) by those traits. The question isn't what those people look like, but what the people remaining look like. How do men and women swimming out in the general population look? Are there a lot more potential men with those traits waiting to bud into entrepreneurs than women? How do men and women compare in those traits in general? I find that a lot more interesting.