> has made [...] have seen [...] has been [...] It's unfair to pretend these institutions, their purposes, and their effects stay the same across generations.

> has made [...] have seen [...] has been [...] It's unfair to pretend these institutions, their purposes, and their effects stay the same across generations. It is similarly unfair to pretend people's perception shouldn't change across those same generations while the other factors do change. It's like telling someone writing something critical of the Mexican government that it's ironic because of Mayan contributions to writing. Sure the timescales of the analogy may appear off, but so do the ones of technological advancement lately.