well that was an emotional rant...but here's the thing, I'm not going to draw large scale conclusions about women, their innate intelligence, or their emotional attributes or their abilities, capabilities or interests from that, I'm going to put that down to the ideological underpinnings of someone who fears that the discovery of a statistically significant variance in something will act to allow others to interpret that variance as support for discrimination. 

in a truly fair and equitable world...people would be able to exercise their best fit skills and attributes as they saw fit...women who show skill in an area of interest would function there without bias drawn from the potential that fewer women function there statistically then men..the world would be fair and equitable because people are where they want to be, not where they are assumed to have to be to prove lack of bias

equality is about actualization, not lack of differentiation