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CONTACT:a.maffat@mail.cryst.bbk.ac.uk
ORGANIZER:ASSOCIATION OF APPLIED BIOLOGISTS
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DESCRIPTION:My response was to acknowledge this\, saying that such disadvan
 tages could only happen under the current regime in which people have accep
 ted that a line exists between Home and Work\, when it is my contention tha
 t not only is there is no necessity for such a line to exist\; but that the
  realization of its inexistence might have benefits for all.
\n* However\, 
 Dr Rohn’s comment raised another point in my mind\, one that has been much 
 discussed in these fora\, which is that there is a direct connection betwee
 n the artificial distinction between Work and Home\, and the seemingly intr
 actable problem of discrimination against women in the workplace.
\n* So I 
 should like to confront this head on\, by offering what I shall call the Co
 njecture of the Unicycling Girrafe\, which is as follows:
\n* That discrimi
 nation against women in the workplace will be massively decreased if\, and 
 only if\, the normative notion that work should take place in a location se
 parate from home\, is questioned\, and\, having found been found wanting\, 
 abolished. 
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SUMMARY: LSESU Apologetics Society public lecture: Veritas Forum at LSE 200
 8 - "Science: Are we machines?"
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