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What is a "technological world"?I believe a technological world is in fact what is on the horizon and both men and women need to help shape the future - which is going to happen anyway.
phyllo wrote:What is a "technological world"?I believe a technological world is in fact what is on the horizon and both men and women need to help shape the future - which is going to happen anyway.
That's an illusion. Worldwide, 1.2 billion people don't have electricity.We can talk to anyone, anywhere, any time.
phyllo wrote:That's an illusion. Worldwide, 1.2 billion people don't have electricity.We can talk to anyone, anywhere, any time.
Yeah, that's a huge problem and what's most troubling is that it's getting worse.encode_decode wrote:I also think it is obvious that because there is so much information in this modern world it is more difficult to filter information well enough to form proper opinions.
There are also issues surrounding false news.
I also think it is obvious that because there is so much information in this modern world it is more difficult to filter information well enough to form proper opinions.
There are also issues surrounding false news.
There's no denying that we adore every last new mechanical progress, yet there are some positive and negative impacts of utilizing innovation consistently that men and women should be aware of and should decide upon together.
phyllo wrote:Yeah, that's a huge problem and what's most troubling is that it's getting worse.encode_decode wrote:I also think it is obvious that because there is so much information in this modern world it is more difficult to filter information well enough to form proper opinions.
There are also issues surrounding false news.
phyllo wrote:People are not able to process the huge amount of information and to make rational decisions.
More technology is the solution?Again I agree. I am also concerned at how quick technology is able to catch up with the processing of this information to help us make those rational decisions because it is obvious right now that technological based decision making is very much in it's infancy.
WendyDarling wrote:What are women's strengths? I ask for I don't think this concept has been fleshed out. What are men's strengths? Answers to that question are more readily available in terms of biology taller, faster, stronger.
WendyDarling wrote:What does false news mean? How does it come about and for what purpose? Even the scientific community partakes in false news concerning their research and findings.
WendyDarling wrote:Sorry, but I do not adore every last new mechanical progress. I agree that people, all people, need to regulate new innovations to ensure that they are produced greenly, of high quality, and useful in more ways than they are detrimental. Look at all the litter and pollution on land, in the seas, and even in space, it's killing our ecosystems.
phyllo wrote:More technology is the solution?Again I agree. I am also concerned at how quick technology is able to catch up with the processing of this information to help us make those rational decisions because it is obvious right now that technological based decision making is very much in it's infancy.
That will make people completely dependent on the technology. They will lose the remaining ability to make decisions - the decisions will be made for them by the technology and whoever controls it.
I have more to add here and I will add more as we get further into the thread. I think a civilized world should include the powers of women as well as men.
I was more or less talking about the political agendas of some mainstream news outlets and the total bullshit coming out of some of the alternative news outlets.
Science on the other hand has always partaken in rubbish, mainly to increase research dollars - the truth must be embellished(polite word for bullshit).
WendyDarling wrote:What is the purpose of the political agenda or is it agendas?
WendyDarling wrote:Is science embroiled in the political agenda/s?
encode_decode wrote:Recent conversation that I have held on the concept of misogyny have highlighted for me that men are scared of a feminised world - but tell me how men and women working together leads to a feminised world - I simply do not believe that a feminised world is on the horizon.
If women are better at some things should we encourage them to do those things?
If men are better at some things should we encourage them to do those things?
I have met a female psychologist who is brilliant at her job and a female psychiatrist that is able make quick and accurate diagnoses and wonder why they seem to fit what was traditionally a male dominated field.
WendyDarling wrote: I agree that people, all people, need to regulate new innovations to ensure that they are produced greenly, of high quality, and useful in more ways than they are detrimental. Look at all the litter and pollution on land, in the seas, and even in space, it's killing our ecosystems.
encode_decode wrote:Serendipper
I would also be interested in your thoughts on what I just posted to Wendy in my last post.
Serendipper wrote:About litter or space exploration? Yeah I think we should explore space. We should go to Mars then drill out a big core and look for life. And there's probably something living on Venus since it's so close to an energy source.
I hate litter. I don't think the planet cares, but it just looks trashy. Anyone caught littering ought to have to pay a fine in terms of collected litter from the roadside and any citizen who catches someone littering on camera ought to get a reward from the recycled material collected by the violator. If there is no litter to collect, then they can remove invasive plants paid in tonnage by the Ag dept which goes to the person who caught the offender.
encode_decode wrote:Litter is a huge problem, as is land fill - I have always had this dream that we could recycle everything.
I am sure that we could recycle everything if we had the right technology to do so.
So much trash now is trash simply because it can not be recycled.
Pandora wrote:Just curious, how do you guys feel about getting a womb transplant and gestating/birthing your own baby?
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