 Instead, perhaps influenced by Comte, she seemed to believe in change from within. After all, she and everybody had seen what happens with revolutions, in France anyway, guillotines, and then Bonaparte. Let's be sensible, ladies. Her idea being, it seems that when we are all equally educated, paternalism loses its soft power. And begin all, guys and gals alike, mansplain ourselves into an incremental utopia. As she wrote, quote,