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I disagree with your first point. If you are a conscious person that tries to know itself and you are not built so weirdly as to slip into mental distress, then
by scalio 10y ago
I disagree with your first point. If you are a conscious person that tries to know itself and you are not built so weirdly as to slip into mental distress, then I think there is little limit to what you can do with your brain, and by extension, little limit to the fun you can have doing so. I realize the vast majority of people can't even imagine what that feels like, but I think that is partly due to the children being fashioned in a way very detrimental to free (roaming) thought. That can be fixed. About everyone else... I don't know.
Your second point is interesting and I have never considered the issue like that. Time to think ;)
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- scalio 10y ago(edit) ooh fucks sake. just spent three hours crafting the most elaborate of all fucking responses, hit reply, and the session cookie has fucking expired. guess i'll my lesson. also won't type it all up again just now, but when i get back.