the westerners don't come close to us indians when it
comes to being
conservative about this stuff. we literally wrote the book
on sex, but
now we don't even touch or kiss each other during sex ;-)
;-).
--ravi
^^
How do you avoid
touching during sex ? Must be quite a trick.
Charles
Charles
asked:
How do you
avoid touching during sex ? Must be quite a trick.
This is a slightly
"schizo" answer maybe, but I would say, it could happen in a dream. John Lennon
explains this as follows in his track #9 Dream, as follows:
On a river of soundThru the
mirror go round,
- Original Message -
From: Charles Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do you avoid touching during sex ? Must be quite a trick.
Charles
===
Remember the condom scene in The Naked Gun?
Ian
- Original Message -
From: Charles Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do you avoid touching during sex ? Must be quite a trick.
Charles
===
Remember the condom scene in The Naked Gun?
Ian
Response Jim C: Or, there are those phone numbers for phone sex, plus
new
Sabri Oncu wrote:
Of course, it is unsual for you westerners who forgot
the closeness touching one another brings out but I
don't blame you. It is just sad that you don't know
how to touch and kiss each other except when you have
sex.
the westerners don't come close to us indians when it
OK. That's hillarious.
Joanna
ravi wrote:
Sabri Oncu wrote:
Of course, it is unsual for you westerners who forgot
the closeness touching one another brings out but I
don't blame you. It is just sad that you don't know
how to touch and kiss each other except when you have
sex.
the westerners
Jim:
I think Sabri goes much too far. All contracts --
including unsigned ones -- are based on trust,
not love.
Not all but most and I agree. Trust is the main thing.
What I had in mind when I wrote what I wrote was my
contracts with my late father, my son, my spouse, a
few close friends and
Sabri writes:
The issue is the following;
If I heartlessly set up some objective functions and
crank my optimization tools to optimize them, why
should anybody trust me?
What if the optimal solution of my objective function
requires me to screw you?
that's my concern, too. I think that
One of the problems with a capitalist society (or, more generally, a
commodity-producing one) is that market competition encourages rampant
individualism and instrumentalism, undermining the needed fellow-feeling and
trust.
A problem I think is that many leftist politico's think that solidarity
Marvin:
I have a genuine interest in the issue, want to
know more about it, and have no ax to grind. I
think it was good of Juriann Bendian to raise it,
and bad for Sabri to curtly dismiss his effort as
a bad essay without any explanation
except derivative are dangerous (indeed) and to
Sabri Oncu wrote:
After all, every human relation is based on some sort
of a contract whether it is our relationship with our
lovers, children, parents, siblings, friends and the
like.
Just that most these (unsigned) contracts are
enforceable not by law but by love and we can always
opt out
Jim wrote:
I think that Sabri goes much too far. All contracts -- including unsigned
ones -- are based on trust, not love. (...) One of the problems with a
capitalist society (or, more generally, a commodity-producing one) is that
market competition encourages rampant individualism and
There has been a lot of discussion of the question you
ask about the behavior of people in a self-managed
economy, some of it mathematized. For for formal
discussion, see various works of Jaroslav Vanek,
including, I think, The Labor Managed Economy, and
Benjamin Ward's classic paper 'The Firm in
I am not sure if this is a _side issue_ Justin. As you
may have noticed, I do not use _scare quotes_ this
time since I use quotes most of the time, but not
always, to _highlight_ things.
I don't think there is any need to put scare quotes
around contracts in a market socialist society. A
Sabri Oncu wrote:
After all, every human relation is based on some sort
of a contract whether it is our relationship with our
lovers, children, parents, siblings, friends and the
like.
Just that most these (unsigned) contracts are
enforceable not by law but by love and we can always
opt out
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