Adrian Tymes <wingcat@pacbell.net> wrote,
>I get a mental picture of two women in a bar. One is reciting a
>stereotypical rant about how there are no good men available. Her
>friend gets a disgusted look on her face, pulls out a small screen, and
>keys up a radar-like display of all males that her systems classify as
>"generic good" and "unattached" within a 50 meter radius.
You can do this today with the Internet. Try to find your perfect
mate by scanning self-described profiles on dating services.
Unfortunately, the quality level (or lack thereof) will probably be
about the same. There is a social resistance to constantly
advertising for a mate, and quality problems with the product
matching the advertising. In this specific example, I don't think
technology is the answer.
-- Harvey Newstrom <HarveyNewstrom.com>
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