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My niece loved that song when she was little, though she had the words a little different. Then when we went hiking one day she started singing...
This is the trail that has no end,
it just goes on and on, my friend,
Some people started hiking it, not knowing what it was,
and now they'll go on hiking it forever just because
this is the trail that has no end....
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Sex, ethnicity, intelligence, handiness, orientation, tastes... yes, we are all different, good job there.
It's like when you give poor people the conditions to develop something ambitious (and I do not mean an "empire" peddling this or that crap), the more satisfied they remain with developing commonplace projects, operating in the most conventional way... even those who want to be "innovative" and become the next big thing; or give people more access to any sort of information from all eras and locations, and then what to you get, more democracy, more geniuses?: no "social media". That's "power to the people" for you.
So, back to the sex vertex in that human prism, is the point that we men are more unstable, testosteronic (commonly called "agressiveness" or being "macho"), while menstruation makes women more empathetic and less spoilt, being more used to suffering at least once a month?
Maybe JP Arrogant's point is like with that about homosexuality and effeminacy or butchness, that "data", in an overwhelming majority of cases, every other sociocultural o ethnic consideration aside, shows that the more you are attracted to men and manliness, the manlier you are yourself, and the same for gay women and "womanness"?
It's like when you give poor people the conditions to develop something ambitious (and I do not mean an "empire" peddling this or that crap), the more satisfied they remain with developing commonplace projects, operating in the most conventional way... even those who want to be "innovative" and become the next big thing; or give people more access to any sort of information from all eras and locations, and then what to you get, more democracy, more geniuses?: no "social media". That's "power to the people" for you.
So, back to the sex vertex in that human prism, is the point that we men are more unstable, testosteronic (commonly called "agressiveness" or being "macho"), while menstruation makes women more empathetic and less spoilt, being more used to suffering at least once a month?
Maybe JP Arrogant's point is like with that about homosexuality and effeminacy or butchness, that "data", in an overwhelming majority of cases, every other sociocultural o ethnic consideration aside, shows that the more you are attracted to men and manliness, the manlier you are yourself, and the same for gay women and "womanness"?
Y the uck did I still have this, when I bought it over two years ago now..?
Der Diwan Des Abu Nuwas FIVE VOLUMES.
ABU NUWAS, Al-Hassan Bin Hani Al-Hakmi / Edited By Ewald Wagner & Gregor Scholer.
Published by Kommission Bei Klaus Schwarz, Berlin & Beirut (2006)
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About this Item: Kommission Bei Klaus Schwarz, Berlin & Beirut, 2006. Hard Back Binding. Condition: As New. Second Edition. 8 vo. Volume I: xii pp., Introduction in German + 434 pp., Arabic text including biblio. / Volume II: 336 pp., Arabic text, including biblio. & errata/ Volume III: x introduction in German by Ewald Wagner + 458 pp. Arabic text/ Volume IV: xix introduction in German by Gregor Scholer), 412 pp. + [12, errata], Arabic text / Volume V: xiv introduction in German + 550 pp. Arabic text, indices, hard back binding, title gilt in Arabic on front cover & spine, set in mint condition, new. Bliotheca Islamica Bands: (Bibliotheca Islamica 20a, 20b, 20c, 20d, 20e), new revised & enlarged edition. Set printed between 2006 and 2012. Abu-Nuwas al-Hasan ben Hani Al-Hakami (750-810), known as Abu-Nuwas , was one of the greatest of classical Arabic poets. His freedom of expression especially on matters forbidden by traditional Islamic norms continue to excite the animus of censors. While his works were freely in circulation until the early years of the twentieth century. In 1932 the first modern censored edition of his works appeared in Cairo. Size: 8vo. Seller Inventory # 005818
Der Diwan Des Abu Nuwas FIVE VOLUMES.
ABU NUWAS, Al-Hassan Bin Hani Al-Hakmi / Edited By Ewald Wagner & Gregor Scholer.
Published by Kommission Bei Klaus Schwarz, Berlin & Beirut (2006)
Used First Edition Hardcover
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About this Item: Kommission Bei Klaus Schwarz, Berlin & Beirut, 2006. Hard Back Binding. Condition: As New. Second Edition. 8 vo. Volume I: xii pp., Introduction in German + 434 pp., Arabic text including biblio. / Volume II: 336 pp., Arabic text, including biblio. & errata/ Volume III: x introduction in German by Ewald Wagner + 458 pp. Arabic text/ Volume IV: xix introduction in German by Gregor Scholer), 412 pp. + [12, errata], Arabic text / Volume V: xiv introduction in German + 550 pp. Arabic text, indices, hard back binding, title gilt in Arabic on front cover & spine, set in mint condition, new. Bliotheca Islamica Bands: (Bibliotheca Islamica 20a, 20b, 20c, 20d, 20e), new revised & enlarged edition. Set printed between 2006 and 2012. Abu-Nuwas al-Hasan ben Hani Al-Hakami (750-810), known as Abu-Nuwas , was one of the greatest of classical Arabic poets. His freedom of expression especially on matters forbidden by traditional Islamic norms continue to excite the animus of censors. While his works were freely in circulation until the early years of the twentieth century. In 1932 the first modern censored edition of his works appeared in Cairo. Size: 8vo. Seller Inventory # 005818
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^ Thank you 
EDITED VERSION:
Sex, ethnicity, intelligence, handiness, orientation, tastes... yes, we are all different, good job there.
It's like when you give poor people the conditions to develop something ambitious (and I do not mean an "empire" peddling this or that crap), the more satisfied they remain with developing commonplace projects, operating in the most conventional way... even those who want to be "innovative" and become the next big thing; or give people more access to any sort of information from all eras and locations, get people to "read more", and then what to you get, more democracy, more geniuses?: no "social media". That's "power to the people" for you. The same applies, obviously, to scholars: let them have access to more information, to develop more and vaster, wilder theories, what do you get: more clarity? More entanglement and, given that "democracy" allows scholars to increase exponentially, even more of it than ever was.
So, back to the sex vertex in that human prism, is the point that we men are more unstable, testosteronic (commonly called "agressiveness" or being "macho"), while menstruation makes women more empathetic and less spoilt, being more used to suffering at least once a month?
Maybe JP Arrogant's point is like with that about homosexuality and effeminacy or butchness, that "data", in an overwhelming majority of cases, every other sociocultural o ethnic consideration aside, shows that the more you are attracted to men and manliness, the manlier you are yourself, and the same for gay women and "womanness"?
EDITED VERSION:
Sex, ethnicity, intelligence, handiness, orientation, tastes... yes, we are all different, good job there.
It's like when you give poor people the conditions to develop something ambitious (and I do not mean an "empire" peddling this or that crap), the more satisfied they remain with developing commonplace projects, operating in the most conventional way... even those who want to be "innovative" and become the next big thing; or give people more access to any sort of information from all eras and locations, get people to "read more", and then what to you get, more democracy, more geniuses?: no "social media". That's "power to the people" for you. The same applies, obviously, to scholars: let them have access to more information, to develop more and vaster, wilder theories, what do you get: more clarity? More entanglement and, given that "democracy" allows scholars to increase exponentially, even more of it than ever was.
So, back to the sex vertex in that human prism, is the point that we men are more unstable, testosteronic (commonly called "agressiveness" or being "macho"), while menstruation makes women more empathetic and less spoilt, being more used to suffering at least once a month?
Maybe JP Arrogant's point is like with that about homosexuality and effeminacy or butchness, that "data", in an overwhelming majority of cases, every other sociocultural o ethnic consideration aside, shows that the more you are attracted to men and manliness, the manlier you are yourself, and the same for gay women and "womanness"?
^ After "than ever was":
The rich want to get always more than they ever had, those with mediocre income, life and aspirations do not want to be bothered with anything disrupting that, and those in a destitute state of existence do not even bother about getting any worse or better, and do not mind sinking even more at all.
The rich want to get always more than they ever had, those with mediocre income, life and aspirations do not want to be bothered with anything disrupting that, and those in a destitute state of existence do not even bother about getting any worse or better, and do not mind sinking even more at all.
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