They frame it that way because the article does hint at it, especially in intro bullet 3 >>> The Gender Gap in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathema

They frame it that way because the article does hint at it, especially in intro bullet 3 >>> The Gender Gap in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) fields and in Silicon Valley is a hot topic right now. We hear the same questions over and over, from many different directions: * What are the causes of this phenomenon? * What are the solutions? * Is it even something we ought to be concerned about?(I won’t dignify that last one with an answer.)