Recent content by Perpetuated

I'd expect some degree of 'futureproofing.' If we look at humankind now, the general affluence of the West has led to outbreaks of obesity. Surely, an intelligent designer would have forseen a potentially comfortable future in which many lifestyles became sedentary and food easily available; an...

Whilst I do completely and utterly find this reprehensible, it's not as bad as is being made out. If you SSL, you're fine. If you use Tor, you're fine. Only SMTP and POP3 headers are saved from emails, and most people use webmail anyway. Only website addresses are saved. However, this is still...

I would too find myself in the camp of finding morality to be subjective and a result of social conditioning, combined with enviromental conditioning separate to this; such as witnessing a death at a young age possibly preconditioning those who would be more easily impressioned upon to finding...

I feel that the concept of 'good' is a completely subjective one when it comes to the description of the actions of people. As an example, a serial killer may deem his actions as 'good': the people he kills may be of detriment (real or imagined) to the progress of humanity; thus this action...

I'm Perpetuated: I am many things, amongst which I would like to include a thinker, photographer, writers and argumentative bastard. So, erm, hi.