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For example , in Dana 's posting , I think if she repeatedly saw negative effects resulting from her inability " to see " , I believe that her mind would make adjustments and she would begin to single out more social cues and become more observant of body language and facial expression . It is true , you know , that newspaper reporters and sociologists are always kind of going to high school and campuses and traditional age young women looking for the red hot center of activism and there are , of course , many more activist young women than ever before , but nonetheless it is also true that women are more conservative when we're young and get steadily more activist as we grow older , which makes sense when you think about it because an 18 or 20 year old woman has more power - - in the sense that women have power in a patriarchy , which means as sex objects , as child bearers , as energetic workers , and so on - - she probably has more social power at 18 or 20 than she will when she is 50 . Increasingly , wineries advertise the artistic sensibilities of owners whose interest in wine is more social than viticultural . Insanity thus becomes a disease more social than syphilis ; the latter is contagious and not social at all . How can we turn human-computer interaction into a more social experience ?