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The 20 brightest scientists in America - where are the women?
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Steel,
Certainly by average women are physically weaker - agreed.
*psychological or mental differences?*
That is where women lead 'according' to research.
Yabby I made comment to your posts to Foxy which showed a man insulting a woman for no reason. She expressed surprise but I wasnt.
Regardless if its myself or any other female when you have no answer you stoop to personal attacks. Bottom line Yabby you WONT debate MLA AFIC Landmarks Elders AWB.
In general I think women still must work twice as yard as men to earn her place in many companies.
I might add that will be even harder now given introduction of maternity leave.
Many companies will hire men instead to avoid such payouts at a time we can least afford it.
Still that was all it was really about in the first place IMO. - employment figures.
So Yes woman are disadvantaged when it comes to job offers quite often. Still there are plenty of chances to get to the top for women who wait to marry and have children.
Fact is more men work to support a family than women do. Fact is many woman prefer to stay at home and have kids.
Fact is that is their business.
Again, none of your comments are addressing America or female Scientists.