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The contention in this particular discussion is that women are somehow not natural programmers. There is no evidence that testosterone levels will affect someon
by slamdesu 13y ago
The contention in this particular discussion is that women are somehow not natural programmers. There is no evidence that testosterone levels will affect someone to the extent that they have a natural tendency to logic or programming. Hormones DO have an effect, but it's socialisation that is pressuring men and women to adopt their roles.
- ebfe 13y ago>There is no evidence that testosterone levels will affect someone to the extent that they have a natural tendency to logic or programming. Possibly so, but there's plenty of evidence that testosterone levels affect someone's willingness to work long, tedious hours in isolation in exchange for a higher salary, and give up their personal time for career advancement.
- slamdesu 13y agoreference? or just speculation?