Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "British Airways is hoping to increase diversity among its pilots; make way for the diversity hires!" video.

My next door neighbor is a commercial pilot. He offered to pay for flight school for both his son and daughter so they could qualify as pilots. Both adult children enrolled in flight school. The son graduated, and is now flying transcontinental passenger flights in the US. The daughter dropped out, as many women do--the role of airline pilot didn't appeal to her. Instead, she enrolled in nursing school and is very happy in that profession. There's a reason there's more male engineers, pilots, and computer programmers and more female teachers, nurses, and social workers--turns out, the sexes have different aptitudes and interests. This is true even in societies of gender equality, such as the Scandinavian countries.
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