by Jason Stotts On his blog Sexual Intelligence, author and therepist Dr. Marty Klein, hosts a yearly round up of those people who “challenge the sexual fear, unrealistic expectations, and government hypocrisy that undermine love, sex, and relationships—and political freedom—today.” This is called the Sexual Intelligence awards and this year Dr. Klein honors some very [...]
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by Jason Stotts In case you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to work for a telecom company, see this video. It is exactly like my experience working for a certain cell company (cough…Verizon Wireless…). The problem is that they institute principles at the senior management level that might make sense, but by the time it [...]
by Jason Stotts In this essay, I want to explore the concept of permissiveness and exclusivity as they relate to relationships. I want to explore the idea that relationships exist along a continuum of permissiveness with a completely jealous relationship at one extreme and an open relationship at the other, with exclusive relationships and swinging [...]
by Jason Stotts Are you a blogger on a small site without much traffic looking to increase your presence? Are you a good writer, but have never tried blogging before and want to see what it’s like? Are you just looking for a good blog team to join? Erosophia is expanding and we’re looking to [...]
by Jason Stotts There is a new movement going on now called SexDayUSA and their goal is to have Congress declare 3/3 to be National Sexual Awareness day. I was approached by the organizers and agreed to write one of the first essays and to be an occasional blogger for them. The essay is now [...]
by Jason Stotts In one of the most epistemologically interesting videos I’ve ever seen, Temple Grandin talks about what it is like to think as an autistic person. From the description: Temple Grandin, diagnosed with autism as a child, talks about how her mind works — sharing her ability to “think in pictures,” which helps [...]
by Jason Stotts In case anyone wants to read history as it happens, the oral arguments of the Supreme Court case McDonald v. Chicago on Second Amendment Rights and Incorporation is now available on the SCOTUS website: here. I read the entire thing and I have to say that I quite enjoyed it. I actually [...]
by Jason Stotts The Freedom from Religion Foundation has a scholarship contest running now about, you guessed it, freedom from religion. In case you’ve never heard of them, their “about FFRF” is: The history of Western civilization shows us that most social and moral progress has been brought about by persons free from religion. In [...]
by Jason Stotts I found an interesting account of a woman explaining why she likes to be whipped. The post is from the blog Beautiful, Depraved (apparently now defunct) and is called ’6′: The 400 Blows: Pleasure is Pain. (Warning: the site contains nudity) I have a strong mind and an even stronger will. While [...]
