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Date Posted: 13:18:50 04/30/07 Mon
Author: Lynx
Subject: Re: tabula rasa
In reply to: Deep Diction 's message, "Re: tabula rasa" on 10:36:37 04/30/07 Mon

As corny as it may sound, if I have a day when I haven't learned something that I didn't know before, I feel like I've had a small failure as a human being. How can we have these amazing brains, whether gift or biological accident, and not be compelled to use them? It's why I read so relentlessly.

>Also when you're younger you aren't interested in sex
>yet.

And when you're older, you have less interest in sex once again. It may sound tragic, but in fact it's quite liberating. ;-)

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