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Why call it anything? Simply responding with a clearly articulated, contrary opinion is more than enough. I agree with your opinion on the matter, however.

Your vitriolic remarks detract from your objection. The level of discourse around here is tanking faster than my Aunt Bethany at Thanksgiving dinner.

That was hilarious. I was under the initial impression that a user was trolling Nestle, but this is a bit of advertising genius. Nestle engages the audience with a controversial folk meme, then offers an apology and people report the well orchestrated "gaffe". Very clever.

By extension, do you support "empowering" the employment of men in a female dominated profession by decree with the same zeal you show here toward women in tech?

Make a commitment to balance. I partied very hard in my teens and 20s and regret nothing. Some of my friends worked on professional degrees and are now late 20s early 30s trying to recover what they can of their youth. Another set of friends still pour their energy into partying but worry about money. For energetic people, the most important thing is balance. Work effectively, party hard, don't listen to too many people, be brave and don't make their concerns yours.

Study physics, get lots of women, gamble, produce good science, travel, party hard, math first, don't listen to too many people.