Or if the investor understands Bayes rule (and also knows that women are more likely to care for children than men, forming a prior).
That prior might be valuable if it was based on the population under study, which is to say entrepreneurs. As is, based on the population at large, that prior is reasonably likely to be value-destructive.
Not really. Men and women are different and relate to families differently. Deal with it.
Not really. Men and women are different and relate to families differently. Deal with it.
I'm not really sure what to say to this other than I would prefer not to see such blatant sexism anywhere, but especially not on HN.
Speak for yourself. I see no need to "deal with" your perceived differences in the way men and women relate to families, if that has not been my experience.