juliaoceania
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Joined: 4/19/2006 From: Somewhere Over the Rainbow Status: offline
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Reading this thread reminds me of a book i had to read in college called "The City of Truth" by Morrow, i believe is the author. In this book, no one could lie about anything, or it was punishable by law. So, if you weren't really sincere for example, at the end of the letter you just wrote, you would have to sign it as "almost sincerly", or "half heartedly sincere" or things of that nature to indicate the honest level, else it would be subject to the laws for that category of lying....just imagine... I think this quote brings up a fairly good question, if someone could read your thoughts would it be in pictures, words, a combination of the two? Also, would the emotional value of these thoughts be present? Could the emotional content of the thoughts be even translated? Does this affect whether someone would desire such a device. I thought of this when I read the part of your post about judging how sincere someone is, how can one judge such a thing? Just my own rambling thoughts interjected here..
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