From: Dan Fabulich (dfab@cinenet.net)
Date: Wed Jan 22 1997 - 23:50:18 MST
Omega wrote:
> So summing it up, I would claim that:
>
> a. The rapid rate of change of technology, combined with
> b. The comparatively slow rate change of culture, and
> c. The possible genetic obstacles in modifying culture,
>
> will result in the question of gender roles becoming moot long before
> our society resolves these issues in any significant way.
I totally agree with you here. One of the most important advances
technology can provide for us will be the elimination of racial and
sexual distinctions. What's the difference between a black man and
a white woman when in a matter of weeks you could change places?
If equality isn't self-evident now, it will be once any human can be
just like any other human.
-He who laughs last thinks slowest-
dAN
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