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Originally Posted by Never1  oh come on, now...
You can't tell me that what I said was B.S.
The point is that 90% of women aren't into engineering and audio because they don't find it interesting.
They are fully capable of learning and being good at it, but most lack any interest in it.
Start talking tech stuff with a girl and watch her eyes glaze over. This isn't sexist at all... it's based on facts and observation.
Much the same, when women start talking about certain things and our eyes glaze over. We are different but fully capable of performing equally well. |
I think your point is more than valid. It's the same reason why you don't see alot of women go into computer science, auto repair, etc. It has nothing to do with whether or not they could do it (they absolutely could), it's just a difference in interests. Same could be said for most men and certain fields of work. It's not sexist, just the truth. But if a women is interested in audio engineering, then by all means she should have just the same opportunity to enter that field of work.
