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Such a predictable yawn this thread has become... the original post was referring to a discussion of why women, as a demographic, earn less than men, and points out that the gap is widening. To say, for example, that a female graduate engineer earns as much as male graduate engineer misses...

Yeah, I understand that's tongue in cheek, but if the system is disenfranchising half the population it proclaims to represent, then it's the system that's broken. Buggered if I know how to fix it though, I checked out of party politics years ago and suddenly realised what a poisonous effect it...

It's definitely something to think about. I understand people might want to dismiss this issue by saying "Women in position X get as much as Men in position X" and let it be. I tend to think about the issue of why female dominated occupations tend to get paid less than male dominated...