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I never got this kind of porn. I mean I like porn as much as anyone, but why would I want all of the people to have basically the same, “perfect” body parts and skin and such. That’s so boring, IMHO.

The only reason I might be interested in seeing a celebrity nude is to see what their individual body looks like after I’ve been scintillated by seeing them in something sexy. There are tons of attractive porn actresses if I want to see a sculpted body or someone else’s body. Though, for me, lack of consent is a big turn off. But I get that doesn’t apply to the majority of porn users. They like the scandal of it and think of it as a taboo around an object rather than an invasion of an actual person’s privacy.

Anyway, if you consume a lot of this type of porn, doesn’t it get boring really quick?

No Zuckerberg is just part of the fascist movement now, since the right uses corporate social media and is more tolerant of ads than the left now. Before he was more interested in attracting technically literate people who would actually use the platform and were more tolerant of user experience changes as they tried to become more profitable, which was more the left. Now that technical literacy is allowing them to move to platforms where they aren’t a product, so the profit is in the people who are stuck with the platform.

Reduce space used by cars and give it to the robots. Increase funding for public transportation to compensate. Overall, this will improve lots of things and the problem is being caused by corporations, not pedestrians, so if people don’t like “giving up their cars”, then they can complain to the corporations instead of complaining to the cities.

Also Google on 2008: “By saying “common”, we mean to include names which are in widespread daily use, rather than giving immediate recognition to any arbitrary governmental re-naming. In other words, if a ruler announced that henceforth the Pacific Ocean would be named after her mother, we would not add that placemark unless and until the name came into common usage.”