JadussD
06-12-2006, 08:31 AM
I've heard it said that the average size of a birth canal is narrowing because so many babies are being born by Caesarian section. The women with the birth canals which are too narrow for children to fit through end up having offspring that pass on genes for birth canals that can never bear the width of a baby's head.
Viagra allows some men with serious sexual dysfunction to spread their genes throughout the pool...
There are people in society now who identify themselves as asexual.
And of course the first test tube baby is in its 30's.
Where are human beings headed sexually? Is the experience of sex a human value that needs to be preserved?
Let's say, as a species, we don't nuke ourselves as a species and revert back to being primates who kill each other for a few eons until a species with enough panache to take another crack at civilization comes into being. Is sex something we're going to keep around when we're populating the rest of the galaxy with space-age genetically engineered supermen? Why?
The universe made us in its image (If you're the type that believes in reason over faith. If you're not then, well, have a nice life). We exist within everything. The way existence works is that there just is Stuff, and that Stuff encounters other Stuff, and something happens. Eventually more complex forms of Stuff will come into existence, because stuff tends to glom together into more complex structures. This happens because stuff is attracted to other stuff, whether by gravity (on the level of raw physics) or sexual attraction (at a higher level of Stuff complexity). If a complex structure doesn't work within the framework of what Is (that being the Universe), it can't exist anymore, because only Stuff that plays by the laws of the Universe can hang around. Therefore, there is a tendency for stuff to congeal into ever more complex forms, the longer that Stuff exists.
Human beings are just a bizarrely elaborate manifestation of the tendency of Stuff to come together into ever more complex yet logical forms.
Discuss.
P.S. I fucked your mom.
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Viagra allows some men with serious sexual dysfunction to spread their genes throughout the pool...
There are people in society now who identify themselves as asexual.
And of course the first test tube baby is in its 30's.
Where are human beings headed sexually? Is the experience of sex a human value that needs to be preserved?
Let's say, as a species, we don't nuke ourselves as a species and revert back to being primates who kill each other for a few eons until a species with enough panache to take another crack at civilization comes into being. Is sex something we're going to keep around when we're populating the rest of the galaxy with space-age genetically engineered supermen? Why?
The universe made us in its image (If you're the type that believes in reason over faith. If you're not then, well, have a nice life). We exist within everything. The way existence works is that there just is Stuff, and that Stuff encounters other Stuff, and something happens. Eventually more complex forms of Stuff will come into existence, because stuff tends to glom together into more complex structures. This happens because stuff is attracted to other stuff, whether by gravity (on the level of raw physics) or sexual attraction (at a higher level of Stuff complexity). If a complex structure doesn't work within the framework of what Is (that being the Universe), it can't exist anymore, because only Stuff that plays by the laws of the Universe can hang around. Therefore, there is a tendency for stuff to congeal into ever more complex forms, the longer that Stuff exists.
Human beings are just a bizarrely elaborate manifestation of the tendency of Stuff to come together into ever more complex yet logical forms.
Discuss.
P.S. I fucked your mom.
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