I'm not asking about the function of expectations of fidelity nor how it arose in the past. I'm asking whether it is a wise expectation to continue to have now, given the changes in technology available to us.
Well see, this requirement of fidelity - so that men could know which children were theirs - has been baked into humanity for a very long time. The fact that technology changes overnight doesn't mean human nature can also turn on a dime.
The effect of then on now
Well see, this requirement of fidelity - so that men could know which children were theirs - has been baked into humanity for a very long time. The fact that technology changes overnight doesn't mean human nature can also turn on a dime.