Re:Equal pay in 1896: The trail-blazing women of Kew Gardens
by nkkollaw on Friday March 08, 2019 @06:49AM
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> But your other argumentation is quite interesting. Do you also hold that 0 physicist ever worked on the theory of phlogiston? Or on ether?
The pay gap as caused by discrimination has not been proven to be a problem. That's why there aren't people working on solving it.
I honestly don't know what the things you mentioned are, but I fail to see how physics are related to this topic. However, if you really have to use examples a better one would be that I'm saying that there weren't a lot of scientists working on curing AIDS before AIDS appeared.
The pay gap as caused by discrimination has not been proven to be a problem. That's why there aren't people working on solving it.
I honestly don't know what the things you mentioned are, but I fail to see how physics are related to this topic. However, if you really have to use examples a better one would be that I'm saying that there weren't a lot of scientists working on curing AIDS before AIDS appeared.