International Womens Day https://youtu.be/zj--FFzngUk

>>8731039
>math
>a science
KEK

this video is pretty disingenuous desu

>>8731039
>high school science and EE shop the video
Why? Why do they do this? It'll drive women away from science, rather than make them want to take part. Or, they'll think it is all memes and easy, take up a bachelors in something hard and last a year at most, very sad.

>>8731056
Then what's the alternative? Scaring all of them off from signing up in the first place? If one curious woman out of 10 manages to stick with a science career, all these campaigns will have succeeded.

Granted, the wage-gap is still pretty damn high, but I'm confident it'll even out as women scientists get recognised for their good work. Hell, we might even be able to just call them 'scientists' and forget about this nonsense.

>>8731064
>wage-gap
Let me stop you right there, you may want to watch this before you try again: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oqyrflOQFc).

Don't get me wrong though, I'm all for equality, equality of opportunity that is, not equality of outcome.

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>>8731064
>the wage gap is real

>>8731064
>wage gap
>scaring them off from signing up in the first space
no ones stopping them from getting STEM degrees. It's simply that less women are interested in it. Wasn't it Finland or somewhere around there that was desperately trying and failing to get 50/50?

>>8731064
>I can get away with paying women less than men
>I will hire men predominantly
Pick no more than one.

>>8731064
plenty of women get STEM degrees. the problem is when they try to actually get into industry and find out its a solitary soul draining grind in front of a computer. they can't hack that life.

women can't be engineers, what if they're building a bridge and their vaginas start bleeding all over the blueprints

>>8732993
Lol