> the low distribution isn't distributed across every VC portfolio, its across ALL VCs. which means that for MOST VC's, it is absolutely a "no deal", so far. A

> the low distribution isn't distributed across every VC portfolio, its across ALL VCs. which means that for MOST VC's, it is absolutely a "no deal", so far. Again, that's expected, given there's few women founding startups and seeking VC. Of course, for each individual woman it'll feel different because they are a woman and have founded a startup and want VC funding and might not get it. But that's not different from how men experience it. Most of those don't get funding either, but if you only look at those who do get it and say "see, those are more", you (willfully) ignore all those who don't. You're comparing "men who successfully raised VC" to "all women who tried raising VC".