Keith wrote: > But it's the environment which has the most decisive effect and if we can > imagine a highly specialized world (such as ours is becoming) in which one > meta-class tends to live, be educated, marry and work separately from the > rest (as tends to be happening in the West, particularly in the UK) then > there'll be a genetic gap growing between them in due course -- just as > three or four different types of pygmies of the rain forests in different > parts of the world are so very different in many ways from the farming and > pastoral groups living next to them (though they're still the same species, > of course).
More evidence that the stone-age nostalgics want to take society back to the dark ages, with a tiny "elite" living in their "gated communities" and OTOH masses of impoverished bums perishing in dirt and misery. In a word, the nightmare of a society, and the total opposite of what the goal of Future(!)work should be! --- REH wrote: > Keith says strata is built in. That is very English as we Americans who > know our history are aware. That's it. Keith is to Anglo-centric that he thinks the whole world is like that. He should finally grow up to a "helio-centric" world view. Chris _______________________________________________ Futurework mailing list [email protected] https://lists.uwaterloo.ca/mailman/listinfo/futurework
