eventually re-integrating children into day-to-day life What's not to like about our current approach of factory farming children? In my view the future (and

eventually re-integrating children into day-to-day life What's not to like about our current approach of factory farming children? In my view the future (and I hate to say this on a VC's site) is in family-run micro-businesses, not startups. Both parents work from home at least part of the time (one or both may have part or even full-time jobs elsewhere), integrate child care into the realities of this life. Sure this won't work in every field but it will work in many. The thing is by integrating everything as you put it, this tradeoff doesn't have to happen. However making that integration happen requires challenging our ideas of the role of capital and labor in our society.