Are we living through an epoch of the commercialization of sex as never before, or… is this something that really has happened before, and that we should evaluate (ethically) in a comparative context? How we conceptualize the problem will tend to prefigure how we think about the solution: perhaps the political examination of cultural change in the epoch of the internet is lacking a skeptical awareness of prior history and a frank admission that human nature remains unchanged?
Link to my earlier video: "Ashley Elisa: it's shallow and it's deep at the same damn time." https://youtu.be/AQOeXPHpm2A
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Link to "Ashley Elise" (formerly a.k.a. Ashley Elisa) = https://www.youtube.com/c/ashhleyz/videos