It's not worth the time to argue here. they really do have their heads in the sand, no matter how many women founder days they throw and no matter how much they

It's not worth the time to argue here. they really do have their heads in the sand, no matter how many women founder days they throw and no matter how much they try to say it's not true. the numbers don't lie, and our experiences don't lie. They don't really care to fix it--as evidenced by the fact that they refuse to even admit it's possible something might be wrong. As a founder I don't have a lot of time to waste on stuff that yields no results, so I just come here for fun, when time permits. But there's a reason I'd never, ever apply to Y Combinator, and many women and minorities feel the same way. We'll just let the free market sort it out. Plenty of investors realize the arbitrage open to them.