We support the right for women to be educated, but did woman really play any significant role into world of inventions and discovery? If not why do we still need them in the classroom
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Answer: Women were always viewed as lesser in the world, so they never had an opportunity to help in the world of inventions and discovery.
Explanation: if this is a question that you thought of, and not one on a test, then here's this: Women still make up a huge population of the world, so if none of them were educated, we would have a bunch of brainless women running around like chimpanzees. Therefore, women need to be educated the same as men.
Contribution of women has been highly significant in the field on invention and discovery, which is mentioned below
Since past time, women have been involved in discovery and inventions. Marie Curie was the only woman to win the Nobel Prize in two fields namely chemistry and physics. She has contributed in the field of radioactivity.
Discovery of the structure of DNA, whose Nobel Prize was awarded to two males. The fact has been known that the discovery was "stolen" from a female scientist named Rosalind Franklin.
In recent times, Jennifer Doudna has been awarded for the discovery of groundbreaking technology of CRISPR.
Recently, the world witnessed the first image of a Black hole. The algorithm for the formation of the image was written by a female named Katie Bouman.
Bertha Benz is the woman who invented brake pads used in cars. The tool by which you can stop your car from crashing and yourself dying.
Shakuntala Devi was the famous Indian mathematician and has contributed a lot through teaching. She was also known as human-computer(title not achieved by any male yet).
There exist people who still think women should not get an education or who question their achievement, must change their mentality to live in the world, where women own equal rights to men.
These people have a low mentality and should get their mind checked in a mental hospital. Above are some of the contributions of women in the field of the automobile (mechanics), biology, computer, chemistry, mathematics.