because asians are still based?

And they believe in skills before degenerates

there is no way all the universities will be able to do this, without out of country hiring of extremely underqualified people. The "problem" is evident at career stages well before post secondary

and they are again assuming that interest in all areas of science is 100% evenly distributed across all demographics

which it isnt

but im sure there are a few funded research chairs doing work to show its all discrimination and _huwite privilege_

Yea. All it does is delue the actual talent pool

delue ? dilute?

Dilute

ah

ive seen multiple articles in ACM (main academic org in computer science) magazine arguing that there is a dearth of women because _men_ have systematically discriminated against them and forced them out of the field

the white knighting is extreme

Bullshit. Females dont want jobs that demand them to have a 100h work week minimum

its not even that. they just arent as interested in computer science

and i will admit there may be a factor of many creepy anti social geeks being really into computers

That too. And they get angry when you bring up the Norwegian diversity paradox

its almost like they want to force women to study computer science

lol

Funny how oppressed Iranian woman are engineers

Whereas liberated western wahmen are leeches

they know that the only way to gtfo of their theocratic shithole country is to excel in a field that will get them a job

its a large degree of pragmatism

It the paradox in practice. The more free your society is more likely females will pick a stereotype gender job

so many women ive known in engineering and computer science shift as soon as possible to more people oriented roles as well

or pivot into bizdev or do an MBA to avoid technical work

because they dont like it

and thats fine

yeah but if people being free to choose what they want results in "gendered roles" then clearly its patriarchy and women dont actually want that

Yea if they want to be a nurse so what

at some point the whole "societal pressure" argument is going to fizzle out

there is quite a bit of societal pressure now for women to go into traditionally male dominated roles

Norway did spend millions to get females in to stem fields and the result was that even less females did apply for it

and if they continue to _not_ do that ... what will they say then?

hahaha

yeah my uni here in another euro country spends great effort trying to attract women at all levels

students, grad, profs etc

The recruitment did go back up when the recruitment drive did stop

my advisor ( a dean) said its barely working lol

esp in comp sci .... but if you look at bio/chem/architecture, its female dominated

Know teachers that hates the stay as school if you don't know what you are going to work as mentality

Don't have a plan on your education. Get a job until you find out