I've seen a couple of these scans. It would be difficult for me to enjoy one. BUT, considering that when I was in high school, I used to get excited by watching Cinemax that was half-static(my parents didn't have Cinemax), I'm sure that plenty of pedophiles would enjoy a child's scan. Some of them are probably as desperate for their porn as I was for mine in high school.

On the other side of the argument, no security measure is perfect. That doesn't mean you shouldn't make it harder.

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That's a 10 year old's penis and an 11 year old's vagina, having sex. If you separate them, and turn them into flip art, it even becomes animation.

Congratulations, you've all just downloaded child porn. A police officer is on his way to your house.

Yeah, but the problem with using existing rules of etiquette is that people don't always know how the rules apply in these new cases. Or, that the rules even apply. In the 1950's, apparently, many people didn't know that driving while drunk made you a worse driver. We passed laws about it, and now it's considered extremely rude. Using cell phones is shifting toward that, too.

Talking loudly in a public place(not even mentioning a cell phone) is apparently not known by many Americans to be rude. That's one major reason that people in other countries consider us rude. It's one thing I like about living in Taiwan.

Reading is pretty cheap, too. Especially, if you read used paperback books. A lot cheaper than $2/hr.

That ignores the fact that some people will pay more. Also, what happens to it's worth AFTER you buy it? If you hate it, it's worth goes down. If you love it, it goes up.

Yeah, but that's partly because new games cost about the same. Well, back in the day, Neo-Geo games were $200/game, if I recall correctly. That was the price of a SNES/Genesis. Sure, they had good games, but I don't think I'd have thought it worth the price. Now, I could afford a cost increase like that, even though it might be a little tough. But, in high school, it would have meant playing a LOT less games.

One way I recall is a person believes that "gods" are really mortals that have just gotten very powerful. Maybe they dislike this power structure and create a religion around it.

Well, the only friend I've ever lost for specific "belief" reasons was a Jehovah's Witness(we were kids). I'm pretty sure it was because I got this crappy little D&D handheld video game. About the same time I got one of those "Jack Chick" D&D pamplets, he stopped hanging out with me.

Whether they have or not doesn't say whether they know the relative location of the cities. I'd heard of Coventry, but don't know where it is. Other than (now I know) not near London.

Americans don't exactly study the geography of England. How many English people do you think of have heard of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania? The metropolitan area is larger than Coventry(wikipedia says 500,000 compared to 300,000 people).

Age is a problem for this idea. Age is another variable in the equation, but most people think that age affects attractiveness. You'd have to limit yourself to women of the correct age group. AND not exclude any of that group.

Why play a game if it feels like "grinding"? I recently tried an MMORPG(I don't usually play them). When it started feeling like grinding, I stopped. I play games because they are fun. They make me happy. Sometimes the ending is part of that.

Back when I was a kid, and couldn't afford as many games, had more time to waste, AND games were shorter, I'd almost always finish a game I bought. Things are different now.