>that means some people are not doing what they they're best at //
It's a laudable aim to help people do what they enjoy as a career. It's laughably naive to suppose that we're able to have most people do something they're good at and enjoy as a career. That unfortunately is not the way that society is structured.
If education works and people have abilities and interests then who does the mundane and uninteresting jobs?
>a good reason to encourage well-suited women to go into the field //
Why do we have to be sexist about it, why not just encourage well-suited people?
It's a laudable aim to help people do what they enjoy as a career. It's laughably naive to suppose that we're able to have most people do something they're good at and enjoy as a career. That unfortunately is not the way that society is structured.
If education works and people have abilities and interests then who does the mundane and uninteresting jobs?
>a good reason to encourage well-suited women to go into the field //
Why do we have to be sexist about it, why not just encourage well-suited people?