> What might be being implied is that women inherently don't have equal opportunity to pursue interests, if a bunch of women are interested and somehow never en

> What might be being implied is that women inherently don't have equal opportunity to pursue interests, if a bunch of women are interested and somehow never enter the field in comparison to men who show interest and enter the field in rates according to interest Well, most male software engineers in the world aspire to become rich and famous like Bill Gates or Steve Jobs. Does that mean every single male has equal opportunity to become one? Women nowadays have full access to all kinds of education, all kinds of scholarships, all kinds of resources (as much as any man). If they don't take those things to pursue their interests, what else can be done? Are you suggesting women should have a red carpet laid out to enter any field? Why? Where is equality then?