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by bassman9000
2666 days ago
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But what if a larger percentage of boys want to code or take a STEM path? If this were so, it would look like a pipeline problem, and it would look like a pipeline problem that's quite hard to fix. It might actually look like the reality we currently see. Why is that a problem? Why is it something to fix? Why do we want to achieve perfect 50% ratios on people's motivations and desires? edit: typo |
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I personally don't think it's a problem. The disparity in computer science is so big that it does, at least, deserve an explanation, however.