Excellent article, though I don't agree on the conclusion to the question "Is it a problem that of computer science degrees earned, only 28% are earned by women

Excellent article, though I don't agree on the conclusion to the question "Is it a problem that of computer science degrees earned, only 28% are earned by women?" No, I don't think that is a problem. WHY only 28% ? Maybe the answers to that are problems. I don't care about gender, or race or religion or whatever. Being discriminated against? A problem. I can't actually come up with anything else that's a problem. And I've never seen this discrimination happen, because there's never even been anyone to discriminate against in the first place! Public school: ~50% females in class, 0 interested in computers. Tech school: 0% females in class to begin with. Uni: 0% females in class to begin with. Work: 0% female programmers. New position: 0% female applicants. I don't _CARE_ about the gender of my coworkers, I care if they're competent at their job and pleasant enough to be around and decent human beings. Everyone who fit those criteria are absolutely most welcome on entirely equal terms. I can only conclude that some people are more likely to want to enter tech than others. Why that is, I don't know, and I don't care either, that's their choice. This will get downvoted as me being negative towards women in tech, which I am not, I'm neutral about it, no special treatment, positive or negative from me, sorry.