fasdetwaew

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   by fasdetwaew 8y ago

   That's also a possibility. I think men are pressured more to earn a lot of money. The traditional mindset was that women didn't need to be breadwinners.
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   by fasdetwaew 8y ago

   That's certainly a possibility. In fact, maybe most people wouldn't enjoy a career in STEM. Or, like another commented suggested, maybe something about STEM appeals to men disproportionately. If I had to guess, it's probably
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   by fasdetwaew 8y ago

   > that women simply are choosing careers in a different distribution to what men do Why is that, though? Are women not encouraged to pursue technology careers? Or are they being encouraged to chose other careers instead? Are they driven
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   by fasdetwaew 8y ago

   I liked looking at these patches. They remind me of the kind of imagery they used to print on pogs. Lots of skulls and swords. At the same time, if I saw an officer wearing this, I'd be inclined to take them less seriously. The culture