There are about as many gender study majors in the U.S. per year as there are aviation engineering majors. That is one small niche of engineering majors that includes all of gender study.
I guess I can relax and stop worrying that we're falling behind a bit. But I do wonder what the numbers really are, and just how many engineers we produce compared to China, of course, without qualifying everyone that learned Visual Basic as an engineer, unless, of course, that's where they're actually getting their own numbers from.
That's actually pretty bad. The rest of the world is very willing to spend money on American aerospace products and services.
Is it willing to buy gender theory from you for similar amounts of money? If not, the production of specialized majors should not be 1:1.