Socialdemokraterne wrote:AETEN II wrote:Or, you know, males just remain because they're/we're naturally better at fighting, and therefore would remain to at least in security forces.
I'm not so sure that men are naturally superior to women in terms of combat performance. To top that off elements such as strength and speed are losing their value in a world where warfare is constantly being driven toward indirect combat by virtue of the advent of unmanned attack vehicles, cyber warfare, more and more easily deployed long-range artillery systems, and so forth.
In short, we're going to develop equipment to downplay the importance of any physical advantages you may or may not have over us, and to a great degree such technology has already come into existence.Not to mention that even if artificial sperm was made, you could never wrench power from the male politicians. It would likely become a possible option for some feminist wackos.
As women gain more and more prominence in the political arena and as our issues become a more concentrated interest within the general public (and don't say it isn't happening ) this effect will begin to weaken. Eventually the presence of women on the congressional/parliamentary floor and in executive positions will become so normative that it will be considered odd to question a candidate's legitimacy based on their sex.
At that point the male politicians will have lost a great deal of their stroke and the power ratio will have moved much closer to a 1:1 ratio.
While I don't doubt the combat ability of women, the average male is greater in physical exertion than the average female. And no, if anything has ever been proved, Infantry still remain the greatest asset on the board. An infantryman can kill a tank, jet, helicopter, armored car, etc, so long as given the right equipment.