Nice cherry picking, there, champ. It's interesting that you left out the next paragraph: "Still, many of the average differences between men and women that were described in the manifesto are either small or near zero, according to a 2005 study in the journal American Psychologist. Some, if not all, of the average differences could be due to socialization rather than biology, several experts said."

Those who prefer getting all available information instead of just the single factoid that supports their existing biases will find that the article also states: "The manifesto goes way out on a limb, however, when it aims to explain the gender gap in tech to biology when other factors such as sexism or outmoded family structures clearly play a role, McCarthy said.

"What's more, no studies have shown that the skills and personality traits needed for tech jobs are uniquely male."

See if you can get someone to read you the whole thing.