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"It’s of note that the word 'cosmetic' has its roots in the word 'cosmos.'"
"Pythagoras was the first person to call the universe Cosmos, describing it a kosmos. The Greek word means an equal presence of order and beauty."
"To the degree it is efficient, a spaceship is elegant and beautiful."
"A spaceship rhymes with all the dreams, nascent wonder, and hope of a humanity looking up in awe at an excruciatingly beautiful Cosmos, with"
"Dreams are the food of human progress. Poetry, like all physics, ultimately quantifies the unquantifiable that is beyond all form."
"Earth is in space, too, so really sex in space isn't anything new."
"In lunar gravity, it was easy to do one-handed push ups and somersault effortlessly."
"Any time a body goes outside the environmental conditions for which it developed it has to acclimate."
"Earth gravity and a line of horizon is how we, as Earth humans, are accustomed to gauging spatial orientation."
"It's an amazing and exhilarating thing to experience gravity lift away from around the body."
"In z-g, fluids redistribute to the upper body."
"Eventually space environments could be created to provide the best of both worlds, such as, for one example, settlements or habitats designed to create their own gravity, with chambers where reduced gravity or weightlessness can also be experienced optionally."
"I was surprised and fascinated to experience the absolute lack of physical attraction, in terms of physical mass, in z-g."
"Experiencing that in general was curiously amazing."
"In zero gravity, [[w:space adaptation syndomre]|SAS]] aside, it's possible to perform amazing physical feats. Ironically, it's more like being there as a mind."
"Unfamiliar environments heighten adrenalin, which might work for stimulating excitement or against totally relaxing into any kind of intimacy."
"Imagine gazing at Earth or other space views."
"The view from space is described as life-changing...seeing Earth, our home planet, the jewel it is, a mass, a rock suspended in its neighborhood, our neighborhood, the universe."
"Sure, the sheer animal aspect of our physicality is an intrinsic component of what we are."
"Sex is powerful, it's procreative, it's a force that drives salmon to swim up stream defying rocky obstacles to thrash new forms into existence and, physiologically, the human body is also rigged with that drive that ensures the human race will continue."
"There is also something more [...] because as humans we possess, call it reason, spirit, consciousness, what ever, it's a numinous element beyond the perfunctory form following function."
"Sex is communication and creation. In my novel, "Flight", two lovers have sex by becoming a forest and rain."
"We are at the helm of not only our own physicality but our environment and other species, too, as sentient, conscious beings who can think of future and affect consequence, and create progeny with our minds as well as our bodies."
"The etymological root of the word, sex, which originated around 1350 from the Middle English, sexus, means to divide."
"Isn't it ironic that the US has more porn and "sexy" advertising yet the biggest population of Viagra users?"
"It's not surprising that the disconnection from real sex becomes unfulfilling."
"Eroticism means "caused by love." That is eroticism's meaning. (Erotic vs. porn) Real sex is erotic."
"Sex is as personally unique to individuals as it is universal."
"Romantically speaking, the idea of lovers experiencing the ultimate orgasmic rapture while floating in zero gravity is a metaphor."
"When real intimacy occurs, any where, any how, it comes close to feeling we live forever, and we are not alone."
"I mean, after a certain age you figure out just because a button works doesn't mean you have to push it."
"As intelligent life that can impact a comet with total precision, send missions to Mars, and create beauty, art, dance, literature, and music, the greatest sex organ is the mind and my guess is there are orgasms awaiting us like none we have known before, provided we get there."
"There is direct correlation between a society lacking in artistic vision to lack of social conscience, i.e., crime, poverty, and senseless, violent atrocities, materialism."
"The ability to do, to make, to generate and contribute is the essence of a human being."
"When confidence in the power to create is obscured, greed sets in, for greed is nothing but the loss of confidence in one’s own ability to create."
"People, when cognizant, influence their personal growth and their environment by their will."
"Creativity, no matter how elementally miniscule or broad in scope, is what differentiates human beings as superior to any material value, and also empowers the achievement of excellence beyond personal flaws."
"Money is a human invention."
"A poet's first contract is with truth."
"Recognition of one’s fellows is distorted when money is prioritized as value itself."
"When the personal worth of individuals is calculated only in money, sense of self becomes confused with financial net worth."
"Working to get money is in fact backwards and has been twisted from the healthy human dynamic; one works toward a purpose of contribution and exchange and personal fulfillment."
"Fame factories develop and promote hip icons who exude superior airs."
"The masses once dined on opera and Shakespeare."
"Pushing fear and sex buttons is a poor substitute for aesthetic elation, transcendental euphoria and quintessential stimulation."
"As a global society, befriending one another in the interchange of what we each have to offer will support a renascence of our humanity."
"There is no greater poverty than oblivion to self and others."
"As technology puts the God-wand into the hands of mankind, new ethical issues never before facing us pose harrowing decisions."
"The pending direction of society rests more than any time in recorded history on the fulcrum of a human finger."
"I see the Internet as society’s approach to graduation into the ultimate meaning of Conscience, i.e., "with knowing.”"