It's not as obvious as you think, and I told you why I have the opinion I do but can try again.
Given that very recently in the history of humanity women already have been heavily involved and influential in advanced technological fields while prior to the last 70ish years most of the opportunities to be in positions to develop technology were largely forbidden, I do not see any reason to assume that on a long enough timeline technology wouldn't advancement at a relatively similar pace. Especially if the exact people that have denied them the opportunities en mass were removed.
Counter point:
Among lesbian couples, heterosexual couples, and gay male couples, lesbian couples consistently show the highest rates of both divorce and intimate partner violence (IPV/domestic violence). Lesbian (female same-sex) marriages have the highest divorce rates across countries like the UK, Sweden, Netherlands, and the US, often 2–2.5 times higher than gay male couples, with heterosexual couples falling in the middle. For example, Swedish data shows around 40% of female same-sex marriages ending in divorce versus ~30% for male same-sex and heterosexual marriages. In intimate partner violence, lifetime prevalence is also highest among lesbian women (~44%), exceeding heterosexual women (~35%), while gay men report the lowest rates (~26%). Most violence reported by lesbians comes from female partners, mirroring the gender pattern seen in relationship dissolution. These patterns hold in large government surveys (e.g., CDC NISVS) and administrative data, though caveats include reporting biases, relationship duration, and the relative recency of same-sex marriage tracking. Overall, the ranking is consistent: lesbian couples > heterosexual couples > gay male couples for both outcomes.
