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Let’s change the debate about women in STEM: let’s celebrate our equal abilities!

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Hello,



I would like to thank Greet Brosen's of Sagent Solutions for sharing this intersting and insightful blog that she has written,  Is provides a great starting point for debate.



Greet challenges the supposed science behind male and female innate differences.



The Blog



There was an article on the BBC website recently that backed some of the scientific findings.



What are your thoughts?



Jo Foster
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    Good point...



    I think  celebrating "equal abilities" is not exclusive to recognising unique abilitilies, possible and potential contributions. 



    Celebrating "equal abilities" in the context that it was written and inferred, implies acceptance that no ones ability is necessily inferior or superior...
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    Good point...



    I think  celebrating "equal abilities" is not exclusive to recognising unique abilitilies, possible and potential contributions. 



    Celebrating "equal abilities" in the context that it was written and inferred, implies acceptance that no ones ability is necessily inferior or superior...
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