Sexocracy

[equal2u]

Dear gib,

We’re all sexual beings. Evolution has made us this way. We need good quality sex to be happy.

To explore an idea you have to actually understand what it is first.

No one ‘buys’ anything. There’s no money. I don’t know why you are incapable of understanding this.

I already wrote. It’s a status based economy. To gain luxury status you have to work to produce goods and services, that’s where the goods and services come from. It really is very simple.

[equal2u]

@gib

First of all, it seems your system doesn’t allow for equality of opportunities. Those ugly, fat, and old people have no hope of ever attaining SLS.

The ugly people on LS never get SLS but they get to have sex with beautiful people. The people on SLS enjoy a higher standard of luxury but they have to have sex with ugly people to get it, so it balances out.

[Sauwelios]

@equal2u

To gain luxury status you have to work to produce goods and services, that’s where the goods and services come from.

I ask, again: are all goods and services equal? If so, won’t everyone that is not young and beautiful want a cushy job?

[equal2u]

@Sauwelios

@equal2u

To gain luxury status you have to work to produce goods and services, that’s where the goods and services come from.

I ask, again: are all goods and services equal? If so, won’t everyone that is not young and beautiful want a cushy job?

You have to work just a few hours in an unpopular job to gain LS but lots of hours in a popular one to gain LS.

[gib]

@equal2u

Dear gib,

We’re all sexual beings. Evolution has made us this way. We need good quality sex to be happy.

While good quality sex certainly does add value to life, it’s not required to be happy. Are you saying that all virgins are invariably unhappy?

@equal2u

To explore an idea you have to actually understand what it is first.

No, it’s the other way around. Was I not exploring your idea when I wasn’t even half way through your first sentence?

@equal2u

No one ‘buys’ anything. There’s no money. I don’t know why you are incapable of understanding this.

Yes, I got that part. But what other means is there, then, of acquiring food, shelter, goods, etc. except by offering yourself to another person as a sex object?

@equal2u

I already wrote. It’s a status based economy. To gain luxury status you have to work to produce goods and services, that’s where the goods and services come from. It really is very simple.

Goods and services like food and shelter? Does everyone have to produce their own food and shelter? Or do they “buy” (i.e. offer sex for) the food and shelter so produced?

[gib]

@equal2u

The ugly people on LS never get SLS but they get to have sex with beautiful people. The people on SLS enjoy a higher standard of luxury but they have to have sex with ugly people to get it, so it balances out.

Everyone’s happy I guess

[Pezerocles]

@gib

@equal2u

Dear gib,

We’re all sexual beings. Evolution has made us this way. We need good quality sex to be happy.

While good quality sex certainly does add value to life, it’s not required to be happy. Are you saying that all virgins are invariably unhappy?

@equal2u

To explore an idea you have to actually understand what it is first.

No, it’s the other way around. Was I not exploring your idea when I wasn’t even half way through your first sentence?

@equal2u

No one ‘buys’ anything. There’s no money. I don’t know why you are incapable of understanding this.

Yes, I got that part. But what other means is there, then, of acquiring food, shelter, goods, etc. except by offering yourself to another person as a sex object?

@equal2u

I already wrote. It’s a status based economy. To gain luxury status you have to work to produce goods and services, that’s where the goods and services come from. It really is very simple.

Goods and services like food and shelter? Does everyone have to produce their own food and shelter? Or do they “buy” (i.e. offer sex for) the food and shelter so produced?

Tour Your questions seem disingenuous. Maybe if you could get over your prostitution-phobia…

[Sauwelios]

@equal2u

@Sauwelios

@equal2u

To gain luxury status you have to work to produce goods and services, that’s where the goods and services come from.

I ask, again: are all goods and services equal? If so, won’t everyone that is not young and beautiful want a cushy job?

You have to work just a few hours in an unpopular job to gain LS but lots of hours in a popular one to gain LS.

But regardless of whether the job of neurosurgeon will be popular, can anyone work hours in it?

[gib]

@Pezer

Tour Your questions seem disingenuous. Maybe if you could get over your prostitution-phobia…

My point is that in a sexocracy, those who are ugly, fat, or old are fucked (and not in the good why equal2u seems to imply).

[Khrone]

@equal2u

There is no ‘funding’ because it isn’t a financial economy. Funding is money and there is no money in a Sexocracy. No one buys anything, the things are given to them. It isn’t a bartering economy it is a status based economy.

People on luxury status receive luxury goods and services. They access luxury status by working in society and providing their fair contribution of goods and services to society. Becuse of the super luxury status given to the SSPs, everyone is sexually fulfilled due to the SSPs’ accessibility and their beauty. This makes people efficient and productive. It’s very simple and elegant.

In today’s society prostitutes have miserable existences, in the Sexocracy they are happy because they are the most economically rewarded and socially elevated members of society.

The ‘destination’ I intend for this thread is the formation of Sexocracy across the world, bringing a world without war and poverty and with dramatically increased human happiness and reduced suffering.

If things are given, they must be produced, who produces them and who distributes them? And if it is an economy, it is financial. Financial is not money, it is wealth. You can finance with potatoes if anyone will take them as monthly payments.
If its status based, how do you get what you want? you just do? like magic? How are goods and services exchanged?

I don’t think someone who has sex provides as much to society as someone who picks up trash or builds bridges or grows food. Sex is easy/fun and barely takes any effort.

And you my point still stands that once prostitutes can choose their partners they will only choose a select few, leaving the rest with less sex than they were getting before.

[equal2u]

I’ve already written how the economy works. Here it is again for gib and khrone as they seem incapable of understanding it the first time.

To gain Luxury Status (LS) you have to work to provide your fair share of goods and services to society, yes gib, that includes food and shelter (why wouldn’t it?). Builders build, farmers farm, plumbers do plumbing, doctors do medicine, etc, etc, etc. Once you’ve provided your fair contribution you gain luxury status.

People aren’t paid with money khrone, or potatoes. People are paid with status. You do enough work you get luxury status. Only SSPs get super luxury status, which means there is a plentiful supply of beautiful happy people willing to have sex with anyone, which makes everyone happy.

I think lots of virgins are unhappy, gib. But there’s always porn and masturbation.

[equal2u]

@Sauwelios

But regardless of whether the job of neurosurgeon will be popular, can anyone work hours in it?

Yes, of course, Sauwelios, just pick up a scalpel and have a go, it’s not like there’s any training required.

[Sauwelios]

@equal2u

@Sauwelios

But regardless of whether the job of neurosurgeon will be popular, can anyone work hours in it?

Yes, of course, Sauwelios, just pick up a scalpel and have a go, it’s not like there’s any training required.

Okay, okay, I guess you already answered my question when you said, “You have to work just a few hours in an unpopular job to gain LS but lots of hours in a popular one to gain LS.” Still, I wonder whether the training itself counts as hours, as otherwise the requirement of training might cause potential neurosurgeons to choose a job that does not require training instead.

I also have another problem with your idea. Currently, prostitutes cost money. Wouldn’t it then be fairer if people with lower status would have less access to sex with SSPs?

[equal2u]

@Sauwelios

I wonder whether the training itself counts as hours, as otherwise the requirement of training might cause potential neurosurgeons to choose a job that does not require training instead.

I also have another problem with your idea. Currently, prostitutes cost money. Wouldn’t it then be fairer if people with lower status would have less access to sex with SSPs?

Thanks Sauwelios.

In a Sexocracy, adults in higher education and training gain luxury status providing they are working hard. People between 0 and 21 are on play and learning status, a status in which they are free to play and have fun as much as they like and education is subtly introduced alongside a friendly and mutually encouraging competitive atmosphere.

People on standard status have very limited access to SSPs. People on luxury status have greater access. People on SPS have the greatest access to their colleagues. So a heterosexual male SSP can enjoy sex with lots of his beautful female counterparts which will give him some relief after having sex with all those ugly old women.

[Pezerocles]

@equal2u

@Sauwelios

I wonder whether the training itself counts as hours, as otherwise the requirement of training might cause potential neurosurgeons to choose a job that does not require training instead.

I also have another problem with your idea. Currently, prostitutes cost money. Wouldn’t it then be fairer if people with lower status would have less access to sex with SSPs?

Thanks Sauwelios.

In a Sexocracy, adults in higher education and training gain luxury status providing they are working hard. People between 0 and 21 are on play and learning status, a status in which they are free to play and have fun as much as they like and education is subtly introduced alongside a friendly and mutually encouraging competitive atmosphere.

People on standard status have very limited access to SSPs. People on luxury status have greater access. People on SPS have the greatest access to their colleagues. So a heterosexual male SSP can enjoy sex with lots of his beautful female counterparts which will give him some relief after having sex with all those ugly old women.

Lol, I’d follow you to the gates of Hell equal2you.

Let’s ge tthis done.

[Khrone]

Ok, so, To gain luxury, you contribute the food and shelter etc. But how does everyone else get the food that those people make?

And how do you ensure everyone has access to the prostitutes? They can still choose to sleep with their favorites.

[Innovice]

let me ask this

where is the incentive to be honest in one’s work?

there’s no money, so apparently it doesn’t matter what you do, just that you do it

so either people produce goods and services according to their own schedules, or everyone does some equal level of goods and services

if i work 1 hour, is this enough?

or lets say everyone works 40 hours a week to actually get luxury status… let’s say i work has a plumber for 40 hours a week, and fix one faucet that week. one. faucet. doesn’t seem like that much work to me?

why should this dickwad get sexual services?

[equal2u]

@Khrone

Ok, so, To gain luxury, you contribute the food and shelter etc. But how does everyone else get the food that those people make?

And how do you ensure everyone has access to the prostitutes? They can still choose to sleep with their favorites.

People get the food because it’s distributed to stores. People on standard status go to standard stores and take what they need. People on LS go to luxury stores and take luxury products, but they are only permitted to take reasonable quantities.

Being an SSP means you have to be prepared to provide a service to anyone no matter how old/ fat/ ugly, they are. As long as they are clean and not abusive.

[equal2u]

@incorrect

let me ask this

where is the incentive to be honest in one’s work?

there’s no money, so apparently it doesn’t matter what you do, just that you do it

so either people produce goods and services according to their own schedules, or everyone does some equal level of goods and services

if i work 1 hour, is this enough?

or lets say everyone works 40 hours a week to actually get luxury status… let’s say i work has a plumber for 40 hours a week, and fix one faucet that week. one. faucet. doesn’t seem like that much work to me?

why should this dickwad get sexual services?

All workers have to provide quality and quantity of goods and/ or services to a regulated standard. People falling below this standard can be given warnings or lose their luxury status altogether. It’s the same as what happens to bad workers today, only instead of losing a job and a wage they lose a job and luxury status.

[equal2u]

@Pezer

Lol, I’d follow you to the gates of Hell equal2you.

Let’s get this done.

Thanks Pezer. You’re my number 1 fan (and only). I hope I get more.

Are you going to call yourself a Sexocrat? If you do that makes 2 of us!