Yes, that's very hard for me to say, because my contacts are with the restricted part of Egyptian society, essentially, the middle class or intellectuals, generally in Cairo. I think there is a generational change that I can see in Egyptian society, but it has less to do with political ideology and less to do even with gender relations and more to do with sort of social comportment and behaviour.
The current generation is simply less deferential. You have a society that has a very strong sense, I think, of hierarchy in terms of age. That is beginning to break down in ways that older Egyptians find a little disorienting. Simply, the very strong sense in which where you are in this Egyptian social pyramid depends partly on how old you are is fraying, and that's a remarkable development.