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Invisible Women: Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado Pérez
5.0
"Most of recorded human history is one big data gap."
Quality material that is interesting and frustrating to read.
Interesting that a lot/some of the equality differences today is because of marrying a man, because of the difference in unpaid labour, and having children, due to woman generally taking most if not all responsibility.
Interesting that we don't know a lot of famous woman in different area, not because they weren't any but because of how they weren't allowed to rise to fame.
It gets so frustrating to read and to find out how everything is so complicated in a catch 22, that there is a problem in almost everything and how they affect each other.
I hate how a lot of the problem could be fixed by talking to woman.
Keep thinking about how life could be easier in the smallest ways that I can't even imagine and thought is bothering.
Quality material that is interesting and frustrating to read.
Interesting that a lot/some of the equality differences today is because of marrying a man, because of the difference in unpaid labour, and having children, due to woman generally taking most if not all responsibility.
Interesting that we don't know a lot of famous woman in different area, not because they weren't any but because of how they weren't allowed to rise to fame.
It gets so frustrating to read and to find out how everything is so complicated in a catch 22, that there is a problem in almost everything and how they affect each other.
I hate how a lot of the problem could be fixed by talking to woman.
Keep thinking about how life could be easier in the smallest ways that I can't even imagine and thought is bothering.