>I have never seen an example of gender stereotyping as explicit as that on HN does gender stereotyping manifests an intellectual failure on the part of the on

>I have never seen an example of gender stereotyping as explicit as that on HN does gender stereotyping manifests an intellectual failure on the part of the one expressing the stereotypes? If yes, does such intellectual failure is localized, say to the area of percepting and understanding gender relations in the industry, or is it a system-wide failure of the intellect of the stereotyping (i.e. something like a habit/instinct of using stereotypes)?