/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9650142
>they weren't think that scientists were female
No. They had to choose a gender because one person can only have one gender, and they happened to choose a man. Some other time, in a different mood, they might have drawn a woman.

>The USA in its current iteration is muc...
Except poorer countries where feminism usually isn't pushed that much have higher ratios of women in STEM, like another anon has also mentioned. Also, nobody's saying women are inherently worse at factory work or whatever. They simply don't choose to do jobs like that as often as men do. They literally never did. And almost every independent tribe we have encountered were patriarchal, with men doing hunting and heavy physical work, and women taking care of the softer sides of things, so your "society made me do it" argument is pretty weak, unless somehow those awfulbad social values happened to spread to each and every tribe in the Amazon and Borneo and what-have-you.

Why is /sci/ full of dumb people and people that literally don't know anything about science and a normal conversation manner?