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Many feminist philosophers are able to construe arguments that show complete and total useless of men. To the point of not needing them in order to reproduce. I suppose this latter argument is made from an individual point of view, seeing as cloned sperm hasn't proven reliable yet. So for men I was thinking... How do we impregnate amd clone a womb? Even if we could create a viable incubator to host the entire process wouldn't we still need some sort of spiritual symbiosis between parent and fetus? How would something like this be achieved? It would obviously include some sort of internet connection and brain patch no? Surely just caressing the womb thing for a few hours a day wouldn't be enough, and would be resisted as being oppressive to one's own free time. |
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while amd has had much success in cloning the x86 architecture, i have my doubts regarding their ability to successfully violate the laws of nature |
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Also I'm using futuristic ideas with contemporary technologies. By the time this is a reality computers will be able to synthesize emotions and spirit. With the aid of pharmacology we'll use implants and chemicals on the womb to stimulate the fetus accordingly. No babysitting required so to speak |
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Your theory would require more technological advances in stem cell research and i'm afraid this is beyond the scope of Xltronic.com |
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Quick, to kickstarter.com! |
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reddit too busy for you? |
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Nice guys finish last |
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if you want an abomination in the eyes of god, it's that they're throwing out the entire star wars extended universe, with the star wars novels, which were in equal parts wonderful and terrible. i remember one of the first ones i read, "tales from jabba's palace," which was a collection of short stories. one was about the spider jar things in jabba's palace: brains in jars, on robot legs. monks who had decided to shed their bodies as part of spiritual progress. apparently, though, it wasn't an easy thing to handle -- only for prepared souls and such. as part of the story, some guy named Nat is gonna die due to injury, so the monks put him in a brain jar rather than let him die. i'll type up a quote: "Fortuna talked to Nat's brain every day, sometimes twice a day, and after two weeks, some lights glowed green and blue. But at least one always glowed bright red: panic was always there in Nat, and it had probably been there too long. The brain was unstable. The monks thought Nat partially insane: he would imagine, for days at a time, that he was blindfolded, his body tied down, and that Fortuna and the monks wouldn't let him up -- that he was still in his body. Fortuna once asked him why, if he were just tied down, he couldn't feel his body -- and all the lights suddenly glowed red." Something about that bit always did haunt me. I half figure the body plays more of a role in thought and consciousness than anyone realizes, since scientists tend to think of the body as a mere meatsack to carry their brains around. Disclaimer: Only admitting knowledge of SW:EU because I know this will be buried in photoshopped porn and no one will ever read this post |
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Is that the book where Bob Fett didn't die in the Sarlacc pit and George got wind of it and went "Nooooooooooooo, that's wrong, he's dead"? |
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No, that's from Tales of Bounty Hunters. |
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I remember reading one that went into it a bit about the torture droid in Jabba's palace, ... hmmm, oh well. |
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Sounds like something assimilated from a Lovecraft story |
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m'lady |
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We're all looking at the bumholes here but I'd doff my cap to some of the outstanding labia on display lately. I really am a labia man. |
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Agreed. The one above looks like deliciously flavoured whipped caramel mocha spread. |
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Just have a wank you boring idiot. |
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Where you been mate? |
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Dicker? |
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do you think "the colour out of space" has anything to do with the prodigy song? or that "beyond the wall of sleep" has anything to do with the drum loop WAV of the same name i got off that "fatty's drum loops" site years ago? |
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