> But you don't have to look hard to see the results of discrimination against men: something like 60% of awarded bachelor degrees are to women. Why do you thi

> But you don't have to look hard to see the results of discrimination against men: something like 60% of awarded bachelor degrees are to women. Why do you think this is due to discrimination? Isn't it more likely women are just more willing and able to put in the hard work necessary? If some men feel it is "unfair" that they have to put in the same amount of concentrated study as women to achieve the same degrees, then it is understandable these men are not as successful academically.