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So you're saying the simple formula actually measures the complex factors of upbringing, social perception, and opportunity.
You're right! This figure represents a serious inequality in the upbringing, social perception, and opportunities presented to women. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
"So you're saying" followed by nothing of what I said.
I feel like I'm on twitter... If you like replacing other peoples words with your own, just have the discussion in your head. It'll save us all a bunch of time.
Okay, so you're not saying that women's career paths are determined by inequality of upbringing, social perception, and opportunity. Drag is trying to understand. Can you explain what you actually meant to say, and whether you agree with the statement even if you didn't mean it?