and we have janet hyde janet hyde is interested in seeing what are the differences in cognitive capabilities between men and women. in computer science in mathematics and engineering. and her data pretty much suggests that there is very little difference between them. but as i've gotten to know janet a little bit better, i think that that is incorrect. the more i speak to her she majored in matt matics. i have come to the conclusion that women are superior in mathematics and engineers and computer science. anyway i think we're in for a fantastic program. >> rose: let me begin with ben. tell me the experience that you went through share with us as much as you can about what lead up to your decision how you carried forward and the impact it has had on your life. >> sure. i think in many ways my experience is probably typical for other transgendered people. i was, i think only about four or five years old when i first started to have strong feels that i felt more like a boy. i was born as a girl, barbara. but i felt like a boy. i played with little boys. i preferred boys toys. i remember dreadf

we have janet hyde.he is interested in seeing what are the differences in cognitive capabilities between men and women in computer science, mathematics and engineering. her data suggests that there is very little difference between them. as i have gotten to know janet and little better, i think that is incorrect. the more i speak with her -- she majored in mathematics -- i have come to the conclusion that women are superior in mathematics, engineering and computer science. either way we have a fantastic , program. [laughter] charlie: let me begin with ben. tell us what led up to your decision, how you carried forward and the impact it has had on your life. ben: i think my experience is pretty typical for other transgender people. i think i was only about five years old when i had strong feelings that i felt more like a boy and i was born as a girl -- barbara. i played with little boys, i preferred boys toys. i remember dreadfully wishing i could be in the cub scouts and boy scouts. every halloween, i wou

and we have janet hyde.he is interested in seeing one of the inferences and cognitive capabilities between men and women in computer science and mathematics and engineering. her data pretty much suggests that there is very little difference between them. as i have gotten to know her that her, i think that is incorrect. the more i speak to her she seems to have come to the conclusion that women are superior in mathematics. [laughter] anyway i think we are in for a fantastic program. charlie: let me begin with 10. -- ben. tell me the experience you went to -- the experiments you went through. -- the experience you went through. benl:: i think my experience was typical for other transgender people. i was about four or five years old when i started to feel like a boy. i felt like a boy, i played with little boys, i preferred boys toys, i remember dreadfully wishing that i could be in the cub scouts and boy scouts. every halloween i would dress up as an army man or a football player erie it it also -- football pl