"Male/Female" genders are social constructs. Had they asked something along the lines of "Sex: Man/Woman?" or allowed for an LGBTQ (etc.) answer, the answers w

"Male/Female" genders are social constructs. Had they asked something along the lines of "Sex: Man/Woman?" or allowed for an LGBTQ (etc.) answer, the answers would have been more useful. Of course, it is often a good idea to ask a question, only if you are looking for a way to use the information. It's really sloppy for an MIT survey to half-ass a question like that. I'm sure I'm getting some terminology wrong, but this is the gist of it.