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Come on. Your graph starts in 1971 and you're using that to argue about differences in the 1960s. > You can see curves here, math is 40% A 40/60 split in math

Come on. Your graph starts in 1971 and you're using that to argue about differences in the 1960s. > You can see curves here, math is 40% A 40/60 split in mathematics does not support your claim that women prefer abstract thinking more than men do, and also incidentally is a pretty noticeable gender gap to most people, hence the large amount of discussion you can find online about gender gaps in mathematics fields and mathematics testing.

Jensson 5y ago
> your claim that women prefer abstract thinking more than men do I never claimed that women prefer abstract thinking more than men do. I claimed that women prefer abstract thinking more than they prefer working with machines relative men. It would be massive if women in engineering or computer science were anything close to 40/60. > Come on. Your graph starts in 1971 and you're using that to argue about differences in the 1960s. You have provided no data supporting your claim. I wont dig up more data just because you can't look for it yourself. You are obviously ignorant about this topic and don't want to educate yourself.