SectSun, Jul 6, 2008 Much of a cultures attributes are conditioned by ideologies spread over a range of experiences through life, and art for example would take on new, previously unrealised meanings.
This to me is exciting (as an art student), as new mediums would have to be explored to last the test of time for example, as well as the emergence of new philosphies and personal values.
I believe that love can be boiled down to whatever you want it to be, and that the healthy individual is quite capable of satisfying multiple loving partners. As we grow we get better and better at relationships, so over the course of a few hundred years we'd quite possibly know ourselves well enough to trust in our judgments of potentially lasting partners.
Religon is different for everyone, and one decision for all is not applicable. Like lasting species, religon might have to adapt and evolve (long overdue in some cultures) to remain applicable to a scoiety that has rightfully learnt to allude death.
Much of a cultures attributes are conditioned by ideologies spread over a range of experiences through life, and art for example would take on new, previously unrealised meanings.
This to me is exciting (as an art student), as new mediums would have to be explored to last the test of time for example, as well as the emergence of new philosphies and personal values.
I believe that love can be boiled down to whatever you want it to be, and that the healthy individual is quite capable of satisfying multiple loving partners. As we grow we get better and better at relationships, so over the course of a few hundred years we'd quite possibly know ourselves well enough to trust in our judgments of potentially lasting partners.
Religon is different for everyone, and one decision for all is not applicable. Like lasting species, religon might have to adapt and evolve (long overdue in some cultures) to remain applicable to a scoiety that has rightfully learnt to allude death.
Another interesting topic here could be fate.