It's just pure sexism, an exercise in performative feminism. More absurdly, these people appear to have no idea how the dead researchers they feature actually thought. No archival references or citations to work in the original language. It's really just a marketing funnel that ends with a CTA to join their community. You too can pay for further brainwashing.
Why someone like Henri Poincare or Polya was not included in this list is beyond me. Both were interested in figuring how mathematicians did what they did and both have brilliant insights
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