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human
I think the Glass Ceiling argument for the lack of women in senior management/board positions in first world countries is a load of crap. CMV

Wikipedia describes the glass ceiling as "the unseen, yet unbreakable barrier that keeps minorities and women from rising to the upper rungs of the corporate ladder, regardless of their qualifications or achievements." However, this implies that there is a force which restricts women/minorities from reaching top positions even when they are actively aiming to do so. While I believe that men and women are born equally capable, it doesn't seem unreasonable to suspect that social influences and maybe biological differences may shape the type of work they prefer and how they want to live their lives.
gpt
"Women" aren't some remote tribe we can't contact directly. We don't need to rely on hypotheticals about what women may or may not want to do; we can just *ask* them. When we do this, we find that women who are aiming for the top positions regularly encounter discrimination along the way.

Now, this isn't airtight, because people do sometimes have an incorrect understanding of their experiences. It might be that these women are wrong when they claim they have personal experience with discrimination. But if you want to claim that all these women are wrong, you need much stronger evidence than "It doesn't seem unreasonable to suspect..."