Right :) Them gene's are nasty things. No morals or nothing :) And long held custom's and beliefs can be just as bad, or even worse. Sometimes I'm amazed the human race did survive. I don't think it's anywhere's near as resilient as most of us would like to think, and the juries definately still open on just how long that survival will last. Especially considering how determined we seem to be to annihilate each other, not to mention the environment. Not that I'm a tree-hugger, but I sometimes think the 'world' might be better off if/when the humans exterminate themselves :) "So tell me dke... when you first started to develope Shazam did you ever anticipate it would lead to such a discussion as this? Grin..." Or perhaps I had a burning desire to hold this discussion, and subconsciously created Shazam just to facilitate it? :) But absolutely not! I just thought she was cute :) My biggest surprise was that I was not alone in that, and find it pretty fascinating trying to understand what small aspects might add up to provide a more wide spread acceptance, and a generally positive response. Must be something generically understandable in it. If somebody ever figures out exactly what, then I guess we're in trouble - Kind of like one of those Sci-Fi/Horror stories where the evil 'machines/aliens/scientists' take over the world and enslave humanity by giving them exactly what they want :)