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... balanced systems for environmental sustainability (biomitigation), economic stability (product diversification and risk reduction) and social acceptability (better management practices).[1] . Contents [hide] * 1 IMTA versus Polyculture * 2 IMTA systems *... the ecosystem, their economic value or potential, and their acceptance by consumers. . While IMTA likely occurs due to traditional or...

...X.net> wrote: On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 12:06:20 -0700, driveby wrote: Why is that the absolute, rather than the subjective value defines the social acceptability of prostitution? And why the hypocrisy? In absolute terms $1 billion is no different than 25 cents. The absolute value being the unwillingness to subjugate oneself to another....

On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 12:06:20 -0700, driveby wrote: Why is that the absolute, rather than the subjective value defines the social acceptability of prostitution? And why the hypocrisy? In absolute terms $1 billion is no different than 25 cents. The absolute value being the unwillingness to subjugate oneself to another. Money then becomes irrelevant.

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.... It seems that the amount of money is a moral criterion. Selling sex for $1 billion is widely considered acceptable, but selling sex for $1000 is considered unacceptable. But what most of us forget is that the marginal utility of of $... committed the same "sin" of giving in to the temptation of money. Why is that the absolute, rather than the subjective value defines the social acceptability of prostitution? And why the hypocrisy?

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