Social Tech Brewing: Women in Technology

Posted on August 4th, 2006 by Sacha Chua

Today's Social Tech Brewing event about Women in Technology gave me much to think about. I'll blog a bit more about it tomorrow, but I just wanted to get some thoughts out before going to bed.

Someone jokingly mentioned a study that claimed that the probability of marriage was proportional to a man's IQ but inversely proportional to a woman's. Quinn added that this study has been ripped apart in blogs before, but the factoid nonetheless sparked an interesting discussion about alpha females and relationships. And yes, despite my consensus-building, nurturing side, I'm still very much an alpha-type geekette.

This should make life interesting.

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