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Does this study seriously reveal anything that wasn't known before?
It reveals sexual promiscuity is on the rise, as the number of infectees within the same age group quadrupled.
This is to be expected when we raise entire generations to "do what feels good".
And where do you meet these Art Students? I don't mind ambient music at all. I'll just bring earplugs for the rave part. My 'art talk' is up to speed, so I'm set.
As for comments on promiscuity as some sort of moral compass issue:
Art Students are far more likely to get the ideas behind environmental issues (for example), while Science students are more likely to try and foul the presented logic with their desired directions. Contrary to popular belief, the linear mind of the science student is more dangerous to free thinking and association that is critical to being able to understand a plethora of necessary points in a real world, not the rigidified and codified world of 'science'.
The art student is generally more aware that their being is constructed/based on an emotional and out of control monkey that creates problems in the human world at every turn, where the science student is incredibly likely to miss this point to their grave. Go science! Self realization isn't on the Science curriculum, yet it is a fundamental point in order to go forth and do the world no harm.
So how does this veiled attack on humanitarian thinking, caring, Art Students go, again? Tell me again what the agenda is, this time more clearly.
And where do you meet these Art Students? I don't mind ambient music at all. I'll just bring earplugs for the rave part. My 'art talk' is up to speed, so I'm set.
Yes, its so much better to rise people to do "what feels bad". Weren't you a science student by any chance?
Art Students are far more likely to get the ideas behind environmental issues (for example),
while Science students are more likely to try and foul the presented logic with their desired directions.
Contrary to popular belief, the linear mind of the science student is more dangerous to free thinking and association that is critical to being able to understand a plethora of necessary points in a real world, not the rigidified and codified world of 'science'.
The art student is generally more aware that their being is constructed/based on an emotional and out of control monkey that creates problems in the human world at every turn, where the science student is incredibly likely to miss this point to their grave. Go science!
Self realization isn't on the Science curriculum, yet it is a fundamental point in order to go forth and do the world no harm.
So how does this veiled attack on humanitarian thinking, caring, Art Students go, again? Tell me again what the agenda is, this time more clearly.
Theyve been blurring the line between art and pornography since the dawn of history. What are psychology students? Are they science nerds who've taken an interest in sexology?
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