"In an age when we're supposed to believe that culture explains everything, this a heretical opinion. Unfortunately, it's grounded in sound science. Social psychologist Lee Jussim, writing in Psychology Today, points out that gender differences in interests are well established in the research. There's more. Far more girls than boys are strong in both math and verbal skills.

By contrast, far more boys are strong in math alone. People who are strong in both areas are less likely to pursue STEM careers. In other words, girls have far broader options and far more interest in working with people than boys do. Thus, the gap."

While I agree with you, this statement, phrased differently is exactly what got James Damore fired at Google, one of the biggest STEM employers on the planet.

And why stop the study when it showed blind screening Didn't help diversity? Admitting preselection?