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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are studies showing that when the concentration of women in any space (college, a career field, a sport or fandom) crosses a certain threshold, boys disengage entirely. The thing that used to be a male dominated space is now "too feminine" and boys quit. The threshold is really low - I forget but it was below 40% female participation where they saw this effect. [/quote] Why don't they import immigrants into the feminine fields? Page 8 "In FY 2023, males accounted for a majority (71 percent) of all approved H-1B petitions and females accounted for 29 percent. Among the countries shown in Figure 5, the proportion of male to female H-1B beneficiaries for each country ranges from 75 percent male and 25 percent female for Pakistan, to 36 percent male and ?" https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/reports/OLA_Signed_H-1B_Characteristics_Congressional_Report_FY2023.pdf Maybe that's the problem.[/quote]
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