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I don't know the reason and I don't care to guess. The same applies to sciences as well. It's certainly not limited to CS or IT.
by kyberias 14y ago
I don't know the reason and I don't care to guess. The same applies to sciences as well. It's certainly not limited to CS or IT.
- phaylon 14y agoI agree, it's a problem of a larger scope. But do you think it has to be like that because of biology or any such reason, or do you think it's a result of historical and social factors? Some people think it might be worth to sacrifice a little so things might get a bit better in the long run, and that every small step counts to be welcoming to anyone. Edit: Note that I ask for either or in the first paragraph because I believe the latter would be a more easily fixable scenario than the former.
- kyberias 14y ago> But do you think it has to be like that because of biology or any such reason, or do you think it's a result of historical and social factors? I _think_ it's both. Certainly it is plausible that female and male brains are wired at least slightly differently. But there must be some social factors is play as well.