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This seems extreme. You are consenting to be deluded, knowing everything that will come afterwards. And the consenting during as well

• regularfry 5y ago
  But you don't know everything that will come afterwards. You know what's planned. The consent during cannot be valid. It's not informed: in fact it's specifically misled, and that is known to the other participant.
  • thatguy0900 5y ago
    So you are saying there is no way for two willing, informed adults to consent to this happening?
    • regularfry 5y ago
      Yes. That is what I'm saying. If consent needs to both informed and continuous, it's not possible. It's fundamentally broken.