I've read papers that indicate that there's much less risk of damage in casual sex in places like that compared to the US where the culture and sex ed are much worse. As MLs, we need to observe these kinds of phenomena in the context of the world around them.
Orcinus
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Aren't you Dutch? I heard the Netherlands was one of the most "sex positive" places on the planet.
I'm non-binary. Am I thus immune to the psychologically destructive effects?
Neither clowns nor Mario deserve to be done this dirty.
I'm glad to be a parasite to such an awful country. Give me good, accommodating working conditions and a short workday and good pay while my surplus value goes to public healthcare, production, and god forbid disability in meaningful ways and I'll gladly start putting in the work.
Nice username, it checks out.
The latter may feed into the former. The US, including I believe much of its military power, is fueled by resources it plunders from Africa. I'm hoping with the US's weakening forces and weakening soft power, people will be more incentivized to follow suit with what's going on in Africa (and also in South America, there may be a wave incoming there too).
I remember this swell video. We need to make more like this to get into details, even if the videos last 100 times as long.
...I know how to solve the gamer problem. Tell them that they should support Marxism-Leninism and China because that's the only way they're going to be able to game at 8k 480fps.
All this crazy stuff from China's R&D makes me happy to live. It's not just bismuth, either, they're doing several different kinds of chip experiments. They recently got a carbon nanotube ternary processor working.
Username checks out. What do you think of calcium batteries?
Oh right, that one. And it may be the most addictive of them all. Released literally in 1984, during Chernenko's brief term.
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Then China and Vietnam should stop trading with the US, right?
EDIT: To the downvoters: this is a legitimate question. I would love for such trade to stop, I hear it would only cost China $500 billion. But I'm worried that them doing that would cause the US to be more forceful in trying to get their resources and I think AES states are trying to avoid that. Even if China could militarily hand the US its ass, the damage is still a concern.