> All this being said, I do agree that you can't really distinguish nature from nurture. I agree with this as well, and I would go further in that. I think, in

> All this being said, I do agree that you can't really distinguish nature from nurture. I agree with this as well, and I would go further in that. I think, in moral arguments, we should just assume "nurture", and that what is the "nature" is uninteresting for the moral argument to apply. So whether or not men and women are equally good at IT by biology is completely irrelevant to the question of discrimination. I also think this approach will yield best results, because it was shown that people who believe in hard work ("nurture") tend to persist more and in the end be more successful than those who believe in talent ("nature").