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It's not the same thing though. We know that there are chemical responses for things such as touch and other physical interactions. You don't get that online. I
by Mirioron 7y ago
It's not the same thing though. We know that there are chemical responses for things such as touch and other physical interactions. You don't get that online. It's a vastly different thing.
- scotty79 7y agoThere are vastly more chemical responses to having sex and yet most of us don't do it casually with large group random people, only with the the closest ones and often with one any given period of life. Touch could be also culturally restricted to closest family with ill effects milder than caused by mild infections you get through that, let alone ncov19. Some human cultures are less touchy some more. All survive. Chemical responses to anything less than touch are way less documented and I suspect easily replicated with good quality audio-video connection.