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TreasonousBastard

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9. Seems to me I've seen this complaint pop up with...

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Sun May 26, 2013, 07:22 PM

May 2013

alarming regularity over the years.

That's not to trivialize the point, but evidence that even with more women in these fields they still don't get no respect.

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Work by female scientists gets judged more harshly [View all] eridani May 2013 OP

As a man, timdog44 May 2013 #1

either direction bias is wrong. RILib May 2013 #2

I know in my brain timdog44 May 2013 #3

Sadly, this is so true TxDemChem May 2013 #4

Tell me more! Not only judged more harshly but plagiarized as well. kelliekat44 May 2013 #5

Lemme guess... this study was authored by women? SamReynolds May 2013 #6

The source of information has always been a factor in its acceptance siligut May 2013 #7

I was surprised by this goldent May 2013 #8

Seems to me I've seen this complaint pop up with... TreasonousBastard May 2013 #9