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Lets assume so, why specifically would these these rules be useful in controlling people?
by faissaloo 8y ago
Lets assume so, why specifically would these these rules be useful in controlling people?
- scarejunba 8y agoI don't know if you're trying some Socratic method thing here. Mind just telling me what your favoured hypothesis is, if that's the case? It's obvious that religious beliefs have poor epistemological backing and (to me) idiotic to hold. But I'm curious if you've got some novel hypothesis for their existence.
- faissaloo 8y agoI'm religious, but speaking within the materialist framework I'd say that the uncovering of oneself is part of a mating ritual, and that by giving such a signal one without the need one is in some way being dishonest, abusive (i.e: to harass or take advantage of) or even enroaching on the relationship of another. If a person were to be exposed in front of a child it would point towards that person having certain desires for that child. As for why uncovering oneself is a reasonable mating ritual, I believe it is similar to how in the same way that if you have a gun and are going to shoot someone you would indicate as such to ward them off by pulling your gun out of its holster.
- scarejunba 8y agoI see. Thank you for sharing your ideas with me.
- faissaloo 8y agoNo worries, good discussion.