State-economic maybe. I couldn't really say without futher studying it. Though theory always looks much better than practice. And don't forget the 'political will' and all that.

But i was edging more towards social structure. Which i see you think can handle it. Which i'll agree to disagree. Because though i am not saying 'they can't, end of'...i am very dubious on it nonetheless.

The 'lines' thing was more about different parts of society, the word in general and what not more than individual peopel. Though it does relate to individual people too. I think the 'lines' are too far apart at the moment. Too many peopler will struggle to hop/climb from one to another.

I know what you're saying. Drag in those who oppose or do not listen kicking and screaming. But i think there's too many to do so. A gradual build up using those awarness programmes (and other things along those lines) will help relatively 'ease' them through.

Though the 'kicking and screaming' theory could also work. It's been done many times before in social issues. But have the consequences been good in the long term? Hmmm...evolution of 'humanity' may need us to try the more 'easing in' approach than the more 'forced' one. Though i use the term 'forced' both lightly and heavily.

Agree to disagree i guess. Yer points appreciated. And a fair few shared.