When asked, "what great improvements to civilization have women contributed with", they often go victim-mode by claiming, "but women didn't have a chance to get any education".

There are a lot of men through history who have made great contributions to civilization, in spite of lacking in education. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were the big names making computers something for the homes instead of just for large businesses. Neither of them had any higher education. So why did they make it? They spent time and resources on working on computers, on building, understanding,

James Watt, who built the steam engine, and a lot of men who worked on and improved the steam engine, were self taught. They spent time tinkering with and understanding every single part of the engine, in order to find things that could be improved.

Thomas Edison, same story. Wright brothers (flight), same thing.

The thing is... It's not education that is holding people back from making large contributions to society. It's what you make of yourself, of what you have, of your time. What you invest in.

If women had the same energy, strived as hard, put as much time and effort, in to hard work, they'd be just as much of contributes to greatness in civilization as men.

As it stands, women work less, don't put the time and effort in to hard work, as men do. That is why women have not made any major contributions to civilization.

And yes, I know education is a great help in understanding how things work. But the fact that there are lots of men who have "made it" without education proves that that is not the sole reason to why someone does. And even with education, but lacking in work, time and effort, you still do not get anywhere.

Also, no, I do not hate women. Just like I don't hate trash. Trash is just not of any use to me. That's why I take it out. But I don't hate it. I'm indifferent to it. And I'm indifferent to women.