/discuss

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Q u o t e:
keylogger

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Your first post was better.

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Q u o t e:
wow, nigma and tseric (if tse-tse is tseric) are cybering in vent

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we'll be uploading streaming vids in a sec

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I don't think we have a moral obligation to reproduce. I think we do it for personal, selfish reasons, or because we geniunely unthinkingly have children. I'm pretty certain I was born due to the latter, despite condoms being readily available way back in the late 1970's.

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k

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In terms of the topic title, since it's not clear and Tseric has just been responding to spam (and people are just spamming), I am going to interpret it to mean that we have a duty to maintain some semblance of trying to maintain the human species.

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Replace the word "species" with "culture" and listen to how that reads.

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it at least has more merit than 'Onanism should be a public event where people can interactively participate' which is just bizarre.

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I agree that it is bizarre and that there should be more to it. Onanism has an abortive quality, which I think speaks to a consumer's hesitation about the product they might buy. Consumers regard objects, not people. A lot of modern interaction could be classified as 'networking' rather than 'friendship'. Casual sex in the marketplace.

/gonzo offf