Chrkeller said:
STEM is mostly desk jobs. Most aren't industrial manual labor. I work side by side with engineers daily. I rarely leave my office. The other point, 14 years ago maybe 10% of STEM coworkers were female. Fast forward and I would say that is 30% today. It has changed. There is an interest driven by having the opportunity. The biological argument that women aren't interested in STEM is complete and utter bull****, at least here in the States. I can't speak about other countries, given I don't live there. My daughter is beyond interested in STEM. So are 30% of my coworkers. STEM and manual labor are absolutely not the same thing. Back in the 70s expectations for women were greatly different when compared to men. This has changed, and we are seeing the results. Gender bias was absolutely a real thing. Heck my mother, when my twins were born, literally said they don't have to go to college because they can marry a man. She is a product of her generation. Again, I can't speak about other countries, but in the States... yeah, it has changed. |
Like I said before, not all jobs are the same even amont same professions. Even doctors. You cant compare an ER doctor to a gynecologis. While both are indor safe and all that, they demand very diferent work. An ER doctor is way more intensive, riskier, longer hours, and so on, while a gynecologis is way, way way more relaxed as the number of medical emergencies for a gynecologies is almost none, while for ER is the very definition of the job.
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