Do you agree it's a problem there are almost no females studying STEM fields?

Do you agree it's a problem there are almost no females studying STEM fields?

How to make STEM more inclusive to women?

No, it's not a problem. We don't need diversity quotas for stem. If a man wants to do STEM, then good. He can enjoy his career and advance in his field. If he was replaced by a woman then...um...okay? What difference would it make?

Yes, it's a problem because it makes it harder for me to get a qt science gf.

No. I think people should do what they're interested in or else we are going to fuck up a naturally efficient process.

Its not exclusive in the first place. People study what they're interested in.

>more inclusive

how is STEM not inclusive to women?

STEM is autismally sitting in front of a computer or lab equipment by yourself for hours on end without talking to anyone.

women don't want to do that. even if it pays good.

It´s not a problem because it´s not true. Look up chemistry, biology, math and anything that isn´t engineering or CS.

From what I understand, women are in STEM. At least during their undergraduate careers. They just choose not to pursue graduate education in STEM at the same rate as their male counterparts.

Women are told from a young age that boys are just better at math and it discourages them from even attempting to pursue science or math
Source: my mother, sister, grandmother, both aunts, great aunt, cousin, gfs mother, her sisters, her mother sisters, her grandma, her aunts, her nieces and herself