I have to agree.  But it&#x27;s also a cultural issue.  There are disproportionally few American women in tech, but if you look at Eastern Europe, China and India, it&#x27;s not as skewed, and some of those cultures are sometimes characterized as &#x27;patriarchal&#x27;.<p>So, yes, education but also culture which eliminates cultural barriers --which tend to begin in the home as well as peer groups where someone who wants to study something not popular in that group is steered away from pursing such avenues.  It&#x27;s not feminine, or you&#x27;re going mainstream, etc (i.e. breaking with subculture dynamics)