Though it may seem stereotypical women indeed lack a curious mind. I have surveyed many women but whatever I conclude is from a tiny sample size.
Also, we see, that many or say the majority of the inventors/scientists had been men, which tells a lot about the situation of women.
In my sample, I found most of them to be very less curious, so less that sometimes it feels do they have mind, just doing what has been told just like a robot(without AI) working in silos.
This situation is the result of a society whereby men have to earn and feed the family and to earn they have to learn a lot, but women don’t know why tend to ignore this, and lack risk-taking behavior.
From my own example in childhood when my family got a keypad phone, I used to play with it and find the USSD code to transfer money, many times locked the sim card in this playful behavior but it didn’t stop. I used to repair torch at home and when I was in class 9th I used to see my friend using the laptop, I didn’t touch it for fear of damaging it, but when I got it in my college second year, I just learned whatever I could and still try to learn anything new.
All this was because I had no one by my side to be depended on.
But in the case of women, more often than not, they have brothers and fathers on whom they are dependent for many of the things. If we want our women to be really independent then we have to remove this dependency (not absolutely)
In my case, I don’t help fully, I just navigate them toward the solution, the solution they have to find themselves.
It is like”If you give them to fish they will not be hungry for just one day, but if you teach them to fish then they will not be hungry their whole life may be can earn also by selling the fish.”
