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No, it really isn't the problem at all - you are clearly misunderstanding me. It is no one's job to encourage any gender specifically to join any specific disc
by blindhippo 14y ago
No, it really isn't the problem at all - you are clearly misunderstanding me.
It is no one's job to encourage any gender specifically to join any specific discipline.
Women offer nothing over men when it comes to engineering discipines, and men offer nothing over women - they are EQUAL. Therefore focussing on gender as an attribute is pointless.
Any policy or approach that trys to encourage women specifically to join our disciline is unethical and sexist by it's very definition. This is what I'm talking about in relation to the article. The proposed solution is wrong and pointless to pursue - should we add a woman to every tech panel even if she has no business being on that panel intellectually? Adding a "woman's voice" would add nothing, solve nothing and merely perpetuate pointless gender wars.
- danilocampos 14y ago> when it comes to engineering discipines, and men offer nothing over women - they are EQUAL. Agreed completely. And yet here we are with our sausage party. What a shame to have half our potential minds excluded for reasons we're all just too culturally lazy to examine or fix.