Group Sex: The Concentrated Release of Individual Emotion, the Collective Orgy of Internet Language.
2006/3/24 11:17:09
In the tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of years of human history, group sex has been the most primal, most universal, most historically enduring phenomenon. Group sex becoming taboo certainly has nothing to do with the serpent and the apple. Yet this unrelatedness conceals deeper logical connections — the tabooed group sex not only never disappeared, it permeated every corner of social history even more thoroughly. Every form of human social structure is, without exception, a replica of the group-sex structure — to use a mathematical term, they are isomorphic.
The economy, the market economy, is a naked group-sex process. The internet, virtual space, a higher-order product of the economy, fractally perpetuates this gene. The blood of humanity has always carried this gene for group sex. The emperor's new clothes of morality cannot conceal reality — it can only make reality even more real. It is in this virtual space that the world has once again come to exist in truth.
Group sex: the concentrated release of individual emotion, the collective orgy of internet language. In this release and orgy, we face the truth of the world and of existence. The real you is awakened in a reality that was never quite real; the virtual you becomes even more real.
The world was always the product of release and orgy. Without the release of the Big Bang, would the universe exist? Without the orgiastic impulse of single-celled organisms, the world would still be a world of asexual reproduction. Release and orgy are the most primal life force of the world and of you and me. Without these, there would be no art, no science, much less humanity's past, present, and future!
The greatness of the internet lies in providing a practical pathway for the restoration of humanity's primal life force — a perfect union of civilization and the primitive. The world develops through group sex. Take note: group sex does not refer solely to the physical — that is merely its lower form. What matters more is the group sex of ideas. Without this free, uninhibited coupling of thoughts, humanity would be dead.