Women aren't unintelligent #94
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Before this change, the end of this paragraph made it seem like you think women are unintelligent - the implied meaning was that *if* programming actually *was* the most intellectually demanding task imaginable, *then* it would be reasonable to assume women couldn't be as good as men. I believe (hope) that this is really not what you meant; this change makes that much more clear.
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After coming back to read this again, I realized this is probably fixed better by just removing the offending sentence alltogether. I don't think any value is lost this way, but there is now no way to read this paragraph as if it means that the author claims women are stupid.
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This has been fixed elsewhere. |
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Before this change, the end of this paragraph made it seem like you think
women are unintelligent - the implied meaning was that if programming
actually was the most intellectually demanding task imaginable, then
it would be reasonable to assume women couldn't be as good as men.
I believe (hope) that this is really not what you meant; this change makes
that much more clear.
(Disclaimer: English is not my first language, so feel free to re-word this if
it feels off...)