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She did, in fact. Please see the other reply to your question, as they beat me to it. People always try to soften the blow with "preferences" but it's really a
by KirinDave 8y ago
She did, in fact. Please see the other reply to your question, as they beat me to it.
People always try to soften the blow with "preferences" but it's really a non-argument that doesn't stand up to even the most casual scrutiny.
And then, the exact same data that refutes the "women aren't suited" argument also refutes the "maybe women are on average incapable of deriving satisfaction from this work."