The first time I heard about the Scully Effect where apparently it’s important little girls see scientists on tv so they can grow up and be one was when Eric July was debating an sjw who defended representation in entertainment. I saw someone bring it up today but I never understood this argument. You can be inspired to do something but you still have to put forth the effort. I’ve always loved sci-fi and was interested in space but in my younger years I was too lazy to try to be an astronaut.
I guess this is why every engineer or scientist on tv now is a woman. Just like with hobbies they refuse to accept that certain fields attract more males.
I know engineers from years past said that they were inspired by Scottty on Star Trek but they still had to work for it. I guarantee a lot of other guys liked the idea of engineering but never put forth the effort.
Sorry for the rant but I’m so tired of this logic
They're pushing women to the top of everything.
I follow professional golf and will occasionally check out the golf home page on ESPN's website. About a year ago, I noticed they started putting the LPGA (women's tour) headlines at the top of their article lists in a clear attempt to force interest in something nobody cares about.
You think that is bad, some of the golf youtube channels are nothing but golf thots tik tokking around. Remember, don't sexualize women, especially when they act in a sexualized manner.
I’m not very knowledgeable on golf but I would guess the men’s league is what draws most interest
Yes. Viewership numbers for women's golf are abysmal.