> this by itself is a contradiction. what makes a country egalitarian? No it's not. What makes a country egalitarian is set of laws and practices that give pe

> this by itself is a contradiction. what makes a country egalitarian? No it's not. What makes a country egalitarian is set of laws and practices that give people most possible choice and regulate on a legal level the amount of prejudice the people have to face. In other words, the amount of freedoms to choose that people get. In the western developed countries, the more freedoms a country gives to people, the farther apart genders become in their self-expressed (self-chosen) occupations and intersts. Explain that. > maybe let's wait a generation or 2 more before concluding women biologically don't like math. Well it's been exactly more than two generations and all the data is moving in the wrong direction from your hypothesis. A lot of people feel like they have waited enough to make these conclusions. Just calling someone a quack is just not a good argument, you need to show your reasoning instead.