/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11391137
Im more convinced that male and females gender roles have simply been psychologically conditioned since the very beginning of our evolution, descending from the trees, males and females have always been predisposed towards certain roles.

Qualities and skills of the male gender given conditions over time tended towards planning, mental analysis of a situation, strategy, long term thinking, intellectualism, rationalism, mathematics, and engineering, this was psychologically conditioned for thousands of years, the same way female gender norms had been.

What if its the case due to environmental factors, its actually merely the female gender "catching up" to male standards of mathematics, rationalism, long term thinking and strategy, etc. , and that men in the past were actually making a fair judgement its not the best investment to educate females because civilization hadnt reached that level of development yet.

The other part of this logic is I believe you need accompanying ideas, even technologies, for "things to go right"; just because you can think of a case where women participate in science, engineering, mathematics, and other traditionally male gender roles, at an earlier point in time, doesnt mean everything would pan out well. Women arnt perfect just as men arnt; women also play villains in history. Who knows what that timeline could reveal.

>>11023964
its all just a bunch of magic formulas that do neat things, you just have to make sense of it all

>>10946718
its lonely at the top, but its a good view

>>10644095
No matter what, everything and every problem you face in life is like a riddle, or a brain teaser. This is how you should treat it. Math is just a brain teaser of a logic system. The same is true for law, and many things you can study.

If you ever so happen to manage your craft, you may consider yourself a magician or wizard with just that much more control over existence, that many people do not have

>>9154653
>Prof says proof of lemma is trivial
>Student asks Prof to prove it anyway
>He can't
>Prof tries to prove it all weekend
>Can't
>Prof looks up original paper on the subject
>Authored by him
>"Proof of lemma is trivial"
>Hfw