On a somewhat unrelated note, Intel's cleanroom ad [1] that is reproduced in the article really sets my teeth on edge because of the sheer level of misogyny inv

On a somewhat unrelated note, Intel's cleanroom ad [1] that is reproduced in the article really sets my teeth on edge because of the sheer level of misogyny involved (little girl with toys in a pink bedroom vs. grown men in blue high-tech room). Could it possibly send a stronger message that women don't belong in tech? (That the ad designers may not have intended that message does not mean that it's not there.) [1] http://cleanroom.net/?p=966 http://cleanroom.net/?p=966