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polyinthemedia.blogspot.com
Tracking the coverage of polyamory in the media since 2005, and ongoing news of the poly movement. New stuff frequently. Archive of thousands. No ads. |
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erikmcclure.com
One of the most bizarre arguments I have ever heard in ethics is whether or not people can choose to be gay or not. The idea is, if being gay is genetically predetermined, it's not their fault, therefore you can't prosecute them for something they have no control over. Since when did anyone get to choose what makes them happy? Can you choose to like strawberries? Can you choose to enjoy the smell of dandelions? |
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knowingless.com
Last year, I published a "date me" survey with ~60 questions in an attempt to find a serious long-term partner. I designed it with a few categories - lifestyle choice compatibility (stuff like age/location/relationship style/future plans), sexual compatibility, value/personality alignment, and questions that would filter me out if they valued stuff I didn't have. Unbeknownst... |
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scienceblogs.com
"This is going to have a bigger impact on science and human understanding, in many ways, than the first discovery of gravitational waves. We're going to be puzzling over the observations we've made with gravitational waves and with light for years to come." -Duncan Brown |
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