GENIUS FORUMS

I considered ignoring the "and women" comment as I imagine your reply would have been a reordering of the importance of semantics to justify why you left out "most" and I didn't want another round of "exactly how many women: most, many, or just the ones you notice" but ...

sky wrote: but i invite anyone else to interpret it for you Sky, Thank you for letting me speak for you. One of my self-control practices is in not speaking for others, so I appreciate the indulgence. Interpretation: "Lust" commonly only refers to sexual desire. Although a less common but...

Mil wrote: rationality without love has no purpose to serve. Cory asked: What kind of love are you talking about Mill? Even though the question was not directed at Elizabeth, Elizabeth responds anyway because she agreed with Mil's above quote: "Love" could be considered "strong intere...

David,

I'm a little surprised that you didn't agree that enlightened people having sex are as good as dead.

I am in no way saying that being dead, or blowing ones load, or being in the womb is a literal equivilant to the all of what goes into being an elightened individual. He didn't say they were equivilent, he said: the closest we will ever come is through death, the second closest we will ever come is...

Ryan wrote: If the man can give the woman the image that he’s a ‘hero’ or ‘somebody’ than she’ll sleep with him. Depending on the woman and the circumstance. More often she will have sex with a guy even if she is absolutely sure that he is only "somebody" to her. Often the male...

Adam wrote: but the closest we will ever come is through death, the second closest we will ever come is through enlightenment, and the third closest we come is through intercourse with a woman. If you can enter a state similar the womb but with heightened consciousness then I dare say you have reach...

Ryan,

That does seem to be a difference between most men and most women - men are more likely to lust after a female body than a female is likely to lust after a male body. Female lust for males is more likely to be secondary to falling in love with something about his personality.

David,

Sorry, I missed this one earlier that you wrote:

If your message had been, "Choose wise harm", then that would be diffferent. You would have a potent message on your hands.

Hitler sure thought so, and would have agreed with you whole-heartedly.

The Cosmic Gigolo.

lol

DQ wrote: In contrast, women think about sex nearly all the time. Not in the obvious, pornographic sense that men think about it, but in the indirect feminine sense of constantly thinking about clothes, hair, shopping catalogues, men, relationships, interior decorating, etc. In fact, no matter what ...

DQ wrote: I was simply referring to the contradiction involved. I could have just as easily said, "Great gorging of food begets great slimness". Or "Great heroin-taking begets great health." I thought you only meant the contradiction, which is why I asked if that was the comparis...

Ryan wrote:

all I am looking for is a way to free myself from civilization.

Learn to hunt, sell what you do own and get a tiny bit of cheap land as far from people as you can get, and go for it.

Cory wrote: Great masculinity begets great femininity. Q, R, and S, pay heed to these words! It depends on what you mean by femininity. You would have to be giving it a different meaning to the one I normally give it for your statement to make any sense. From the perspective of my own lexicon, what...

Ryan wrote: The rich woman who wants to marry me is quite an obstruction in the road, she is everything I dislike about humanity. Marrying her would be the worst mistake of your life. Sky wrote: 'those who marry for money usuallly end up earning it' You would more than "earn" it in this ca...

Matt wrote: You can't look at the world through someone else's eyes. No, but you can ask. I just realized that this is one of those aspects of life where I'm different from most people. Usually I get a lot more truth out of people than most other people do (and that isn't just from being trained to ...

Matt wrote: How would you determine what someone's "real" personality is? What criteria would you use? And from whose point of view? I agree with what you followed up with, in that how most people see themselves is vastly different from how the rest of the world sees them. As my personal c...

Matt, I agree with a lot of what you said. My perspective on your observation: since something that's real can't just disappear like a mirage. is that the contracted "is" is actually the point of reality. The car accident victim in your example had (past tense) one personality, and has (pr...

Adam wrote: most of the statements Ryan made about Japan can easily be applied to America as well. That is actually why I wanted more data. I do not think that I, especially as a female, can directly do anything about Japan, but I try to do what I can where I can and I happen to be in America so tha...

Rryan wrote:

in societies that are heavily controlled and enslaved by technology, the number of rapists will be incredibly high which is the case for Japan.

Where did you get that information? I would like to research it further.

Adam,

Thank you for sharing yourself. I wasn't sure whether I should respond to your link here or not.

Ryan wrote:

I can understand why the QRS are so bloody polite and courteous to everyone

I can see that you don't have that "problem."

Ryan, My maiden name was Bragg. Try growing up and defending yourself by saying anything positive about yourself with that last name... I probably got some of the same taunts growing up as you did because my nose would turn bright red if I even started to cry, and the kdis just loved to see if they ...

Wow. All of these are really good.

it'll be harder to be an asshole without the cover.

but it will make growth more achievable.

I am pleased to meet you by who you really are.