/sci/ - Science & Math

No science in the kitchen

because having pussy is awesome.

Because the women scientists do engineering or medicine and have more successful careers.

Women as a whole( i know generalizations are bad) don't like a challenge. They need their coursework to hold their hand as much as possible.

Define hard science.

There's a shitload of women in biology and earth science.

>implying engineering is a scince

derpderp
ohlookitsthisthreadagain

Better question:
Why are there so few males in "soft science"?

>>2432441

>Zoology major requires Organic chemistry
>implying organic chemistry holds your hand and doesn't bend you over and fuck your brains.

>>2432494
cause we are awsome unlike females...

>>2432494

Because we're not faggots.

>>2432485
yep

Women care about their reputation and how others perceive them. Being interested in nerdy stuff automatically means they will be excluded from the ultimate female dream - being a pretty bimbo with shallow friends.

y'all retards need to leave the basement for a change and go visit a lab.

there are plenty of women in hard sciences

My wife is a biochemist. Currently using NMR to determine protein structures.

>>2432498

He's never taken differential equations and quantum physics.

Because interest in science is abnormal, and there are more abnormal men than women. For more info read this:
http://www.psy.fsu.edu/~baumeistertice/goodaboutmen.htm

Well, but they do know how to make me hard.

>>2432511
They're inarguably the minority. I noticed a reasonable number of chicks in chemistry, but that was about it. My graduating class of ChemE was like 34 people with a total of like 4 chicks. That's pretty common.

>>2432515
Organic chemistry in my opinion was harder than both of those. Now I haven't had senior undergraduate physics kind of quantum physics, but that's not really comparable anyway.

>>2432519
My experience:
Biomedical sciences: 75% woman in the first year, later on drops to about 50/50. The same in the lab. Neuroscience, same story. Fuck, I even know a bunch of girls in computer science and physics. Maybe it's different in the US, but here in Europe (the Netherlands at least) men are sometimes even in the minority.

>>2432519

Actually, as far as biology goes, women outnumber men. (around 60%)
And other science majors have women at 40% or so.
Math majors have the fewest, but even then, the ratio is still about 25%, if I remember correctly.
Trying to find the link from the last time I posted in a thread like this.

Because you don't get to study/work with good-looking guys.

>>2432540

MOTHERFUCKING FOUND IT!
http://www.maa.org/columns/launchings/launchings_09_09.html

And here's something else i stumbled across while looking for it. It's got some interesting graphs, regardless of the fact that they're outdated.
http://nces.ed.gov/pubs97/97982.pdf

Still looking for that other web page.

>>2432524
Lolwut???

>>2432577

WHOOPS.
I am not still looking for any other web page.
I initially had that post, but I mistyped the verification, so it didn't go through. I saw that when I found the link I was actually searching for, and just threw in that bit at the top.