Whether intentional or not, it's crucial to recognize that systemic barriers have historically limited women's participation in numerous fields, not just tech. While interest plays a role, lack of representation can also be attributed to cultural expectations, limited access to opportunities, and overt or subtle biases. The Soviet Union was a primary example of when patriarchial cultural and educational norms were dropped, plenty of women succeeded massively in mathematics and sciences.

While there have certainly been many male pioneers, women have been involved in pioneering, exploring, and discovery in countless fields, including technology. Ada Lovelace, Grace Hopper, and Katherine Johnson are just a few examples of women who have made significant contributions. It's essential not to overlook their roles or diminish their achievements.

My aim is to foster meaningful discussions, challenge biases, and highlight diverse perspectives. It's not about trolling or upsetting anyone, but rather about broadening our understanding. I'd appreciate it if we could continue this discussion with mutual respect.