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Sexless Humans
Did you know that one of the beauties of technology is that it "erodes" the barriers of gender? That it is a way to create "expanded human potential" by eliminating the "limiting" differences between the sexes? That neurotechnology, biotechnology and reproductive technologies will create humans who will be able to "reproduce in any way they choose, without any 'mothers' or 'fathers'"? You're probably asking why this is necessary, even what it means. It's called "postgenderism" -- a movement supported by social scientists who foresee increased human potential if people get to define just where they want to be on the male-to-female spectrum.
Postgender advocates believe the way we relate to one another now (males and females) is cumbersome. Women are held back by having to give birth; people should not be burdened by sexual desire and lust (unpredictable and problematic) ... Wouldn't it be a lot better if we could just choose everything from a menu of possibilities and enjoy our new freedoms? Designer babies will be created in artificial wombs (no more violent births!) and will have pre-selected characteristics (no more who-knows-what-we'll-get). Imagine life if you are gifted in advance! Transhumanists are the umbrella group behind all this, with postgenderists making up a part of their ranks.
It began with movements we are all familiar with -- e.g., feminism, particularly "social constructionist feminism." Women had to speak out against the constraints forced upon them by a patriarchal society. Androgyny became the ideal -- better to be a melding of both sexes than one or the other (as men are limited and women are limited.) Then came the New Age and transpersonal psychology movements, which mixed "spiritual transcendence" into the recipe. Inner spirituality called for a state of being neither female nor male, so becoming androgynous was a spiritually superior way of being.
Did you know that one of the beauties of technology is that it "erodes" the barriers of gender? That it is a way to create "expanded human potential" by eliminating the "limiting" differences between the sexes? That neurotechnology, biotechnology and reproductive technologies will create humans who will be able to "reproduce in any way they choose, without any 'mothers' or 'fathers'"? You're probably asking why this is necessary, even what it means. It's called "postgenderism" -- a movement supported by social scientists who foresee increased human potential if people get to define just where they want to be on the male-to-female spectrum.