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From: john@hp-pcd.UUCP (john)
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Subject: Re: Re: A Speculation on "Back to the Fu
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Date: Fri, 2-Aug-85 12:12:00 EDT
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Nf-From: hp-pcd!john    Aug  2 08:12:00 1985

<<<<

  The Smithsonian has a traveling exihibit called "Yesterdays Tommorrows"
that shows what designers and writers in the past thought today would be
like. The biggest mistake seen consistly through all the exhibits was that
they all showed families with the husband working outside the home and the
wife as a housekeeper. Granted the husband would normally compute via a
personel helicycle and the wife had robot servants but nobody could imagine
a career woman working outside the home.

  They were also pretty far off on the effects of computers.



John Eaton

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