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I don't happen to particularily like that culture. It's toxic for most part. There are some nice touches here and there, but I can't tie myself to it fully.

• JoeAltmaier 12y ago
  Come on now. There's the whole 'civilization' thing, and hospitals, and Bach, and Led Zeppelin, and eating with a fork... you can go on and on. Culture is more than politics.
  • guard-of-terra 12y ago
    The culture will go without me badly enough. I don't feel that I contribute to it in a meaningful way, even less that I had any say on how things were.
    • DanBC 12y ago
      You're going to have a disasterous time if you discover you are infertile. You might want to develop a different ideology to help you cope in that event. The CD suggests that male fertility problems are not rare. > Many couples struggle with infertility and seek help to become pregnant; however, it is often thought of as only a women’s condition. A CDC study analyzed data from the 2002 National Survey of Family Growth and found that 7.5% of all sexually experienced men younger than age 45 reported seeing a fertility doctor during their lifetime—this equals 3.3–4.7 million men. Of men who sought help, 18% were diagnosed with a male-related infertility problem, including sperm or semen problems (14%) and varicocele (6%). http://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/infertility/#a http://www.cdc.gov/reproductivehealth/infertility/#a