Men capable of rethinking their relationship with women and what it means to be a male, rather than a man, I imagine will do fine in the coming social upheaval.
Men capable of rethinking their relationship with women and what it means to be a male, rather than a man, I imagine will do fine in the coming social upheaval.
Additionally, the same technology level that could make men reproductively useless could do the same for women. In reality, neither will happen.
Single or cohabiting though? As a recent parent, I doubt it. Raising children remains extremely challenging, and significantly easier if you have a committed partner for it. There's no way my wife would be able to go on, say, a 10-day business trip to Laos or a 3-day industry conference if I weren't holding down the fort at home, or for that matter able to get to the gym tonight if I weren't picking our son up from daycare, taking him to gymnastics and cooking dinner for him.
How a couple chooses to split up the labor in their relationship is their business, but the fact that there's more than enough labor for a couple isn't going to change regardless of technology.
No one is making an absolute value claim of the two genders, so your comment is at best begging a divisive question that isn't relevant here.
Women have plenty of idiosyncrasies and errant behavior, too.
No one is challenging your claim either. Women are capable of making subjective value judgments and many who are willing to talk about it are demonstrating them.
All I see is individuals being more choosey. People ghost both ways now a day. No gender does it more than the other.
> Men capable of rethinking their relationship with women and what it means to be a male, rather than a man
And what does this mean, exactly?
> Men capable of rethinking ... what it means to be a male, rather than a man
What does this even mean?