> the human sex drive isn't restricted to a reproductive context on a way that even the total elimination of a bodily role in reproduction would eliminate the d

> the human sex drive isn't restricted to a reproductive context on a way that even the total elimination of a bodily role in reproduction would eliminate the drive or function of the sex act, so the implication claimed her I'd not justified. This is counterfactual, of course, and very “tossed out” and suspect; it seems reasonable that if we can cleave the body from the mind, then we could ablate the sex drive from the mind. But all of this is moot; the liberation she speaks of us there regardless. We don’t have to have sex to reproduce anymore; that’s certainly liberation.