To be honest, I personally can't conceive of any refutation of a life being purpose driven, given choices which dictate the outcome of how we have and shall exist. Which brings to mind another question I have for you. What of our legacy that each of us shall leave behind? Do you think it is relevant to lead a life of accountability by which our successors will judge us, or should we simply seek to fulfill our individual desires while we have the ability to pursue them?

Hey man, it's been a while. I've pondered a lot of the things you have said, and I've refuted some of your viewpoints and have kept open avenues of discovery in regards to other things that you have said that I find quite interesting. I know you have stated the sources of some of your opinions before, but what was it, life experiences, etc., that lead you to view these sources in the manner that you do? I guess I'm asking what your life education is in regards to your personal philosophy. Or even the formal education that you were brought up in, and pursued secondarily. I would also like to know your personal opinion on fate, and if it is even feasible for the human mind to comprehend such a concept, or whether we have created such a thing to justify our life.

Hey man, just wondering a few things. First, do you support Netanyahu? Second, where do you get your view on feminism and the female role in American culture from. Let me start by saying that I agree with you, but I just want to know what you base your opinions on. It's interesting that you said women chose to be our competition rather than our completion. I've spent many hours trying to understand why this is so but have never heard it phrased this way. I've used it at least 5 times already!

Sexuality is by no means wrong my friend, it is a valuable tool by which we humans can come to understand the human condition better. As is exhibited by these quotes, it belongs only in the context of two, VERY STRICTLY SO, human beings who are committed, and seek to gain an infinitely greater understanding of each other. However when it is given merely to the animalistic urges that we all feel, the need to satiate nothing more than the animal pleasure zone inside of us, the zone which is responsible for obesity, car crashes, alcoholism, food addiction, gambling, compulsive shopping, etc. it becomes dirty and trivial. I hope you can understand what I am trying to teach you, and I hope that you do not take these words as an insult. Let me know what you think brother...
PEACE

And lastly I leave you with a quote about human "nature" by Sangharakshita in regards to our perception of physical feelings which overtakes our spiritual capacity to grow.
8. "Free passion is radiation without a radiator, a fluid, pervasive warmth that flows effortlessly. It is not destructive because it is a balanced state of being and highly intelligent. Self-consciousness inhibits this intelligent, balanced state of being. By opening, by dropping our self-conscious grasping, we see not only the surface of an object, but we see the whole way through."

5. "Sexual intercourse...is merely internal attrition and the spasmodic excretion of mucus."
6. "The sexual embrace can only be compared with music and with prayer."
Quote 5 & 6 Marcus Aurelius
7. "There is pleasure when a sore is scratched, but to be without sores is more pleasurable still. Just so, there are pleasures in worldly desires, but to be without desires is more pleasurable still."
Quote 7 Buddha

4. "Alas, eheu, one question that sorely vexes. The serious social folk is 'just what sex is'. Though it will, of course, pass off with social science. In which their mentors place such wide reliance.. De Gourmont says that fifty grunts are all that will be prized. Of langauge, by men wholly socialized, with signs as many, that shall represent 'em when thoroughly socialized printers want to print 'em. 'As free of mobs as kings'? I'd have men free of that invidious, lurking, serpentine, amphibious and insidious power that compels 'em to be so much alike that every dog that smells 'em, thinks one identity is smeared o'er the lot in equal quantities..."
Quote 4 Ezra Pound

I don't want to play some silly wall post game, so I will share with you some quotes of those that have come before us in regards to relegating ourselves to nothing more than what you have deemed "natural" feelings. Before I do so, I will say that I mean you no disrespect, as the thought of engaging in an intellectual conversation with someone on the internet is ludicrous. However, if you seek the meaning of truth, beauty, and goodness, than you are on the right path. These are the tenants of philosophy set forth by Plato, who was the creator of philosophy as logic and not rhetoric.

1. "Sensuality often hastens the growth of love so much that the roots remain weak and are easily torn up."
2. "Whatever is done from love always occurs beyond good and evil."
3. "The best friend will probably acquire the best wife, because a good marriage is founded on the talent for friendship. "
Quotes 1-3 Nietzsche

"If a man isn't willing to take some risk for his opinions, either his opinions are no good or he's no good."—-Ezra Pound

"The first and greatest victory is to conquer yourself; to be conquered by yourself is of all things most shameful and vile."- Plato

This is what you have quoted on your wall and you came at me like that on Lane's video? What's your deal man?

You seem interesting, i disagree with you but how abot a debate?