Sighing in text and accusing people of trolling make me assume your point needs bolstering by emotional resonance. Your hypothesis of naive proportions may wel

Sighing in text and accusing people of trolling make me assume your point needs bolstering by emotional resonance. Your hypothesis of naive proportions may well be correct, but you certainly didn't make much an argument beyond stating the premise. I personally see no particular reason that interest in engineering has a need to be distributed equally across any human grouping. Fairness as a concept aside, there are clear differences in humans that are driven by gender. Desiring to assume these differences can't affect interests is fine, but it's far from proven by any empirical data. In fact, this article potentially contradicts that notion with actual numbers - although it's impossible to draw a line between inbuilt differences and external influence here.