“Looking to the future […] I’m not sure there’ll still be genders in fifty, or a hundred, or a hundred-fifty years with this new ability to re-engineer, to create bodies and brains and minds as the basic products of the 21st-century economy. The most fundamental structures of the human body and mind themselves might change.”
I would totally think the same thing if I had access to captive bread humans without birth certificates. Maybe thousands of them, or more. Clones would be also be fine.
>“Looking to the future […] I’m not sure there’ll still be genders in fifty, or a hundred, or a hundred-fifty years with this new ability to re-engineer, to create bodies and brains and minds as the basic products of the 21st-century economy. The most fundamental structures of the human body and mind themselves might change.”
I would totally think the same thing if I had access to captive bread humans without birth certificates. Maybe thousands of them, or more. Clones would be also be fine.
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