Women's voices and ideas are essential in scientific advancements from "summary" of Inferior by Angela Saini
The history of science is dominated by men. For centuries, men have been the ones making the important discoveries, writing the influential papers, and receiving the prestigious awards. Women have been largely excluded from this male-dominated world, their voices silenced and their ideas dismissed. This exclusion of women has had serious consequences for the advancement of science. Women bring a unique perspective to scientific research. They ask different questions, approach problems in new ways, and come up with innovative solutions. When women are not included in the scientific process, important insights and discoveries are missed. By excluding women from science, we are limiting the potential for new discoveries and advancements. When women are not involved in scientific research, the results can be biased. Studies have shown that male researchers are more likely to overlook the importance of sex and gender differ...
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