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Clone of Why are there still so few women in science?

"...Although Americans take for granted that scientists are geeks, in other cultures a gift for math is often seen as demonstrating that a person is intuitive and creative. ... That the disparity between men and women’s representation in science and math arises from culture rather than genetics seems beyond dispute. ..."

- The New York Times Magazine (link to full post; 3 Oct 2013)