If we temporary put away all the other criterias that matter, addressing recent increase of sex scandals is actually quite straight forward. I am refering to the negative effects on a person after his or her private photos are suddenlly viewable by the public
solution : everyone in the world should put up their own nude pictures on Internet for all to view ! So there is really no surprise and expectation miss match when someone is black mail by such exposure anymore.
"What ? You want to expose my naked phots ? Can you post in on myOwnNude.net ? Thanks !"
Don't curse yet, this is the wacked reasonings :
1) sadness and negative feelings occur when expectation is not matched. For example, I didn't know you took my photos and I didn't expect certain photos to be shared out. So when the contrary happened, I will be rather 'sad'. But if I already have something alike shared to someone then when the other photos are shared out I would slightly be less sad because the miss-match gap is smaller.
2) one may feel purpose-less when she lose control. So if I can control how I want to be seen naked, then perhaps I can feel a bit more in control and therefore reduce the effect of other unwanted exposure.
3) when everyone does it, its nothing to talk about. "what ? you see my naked picture ? ok ! I will see you back !"
4) In stereotype, most of the important people in the world are usually less good looking. If everyone post their nude pictures up, it is unlikely people are interested to see ugly's people nude. So public would concentrate on the pros instead.
So the final expected result is politicians continue to do their jobs well with one less thing to worry about and the pronography focus on its own industry. Nice isn't it ?
Elizabeth Wong : "No, thanks !"
just to be clear, Eli's case is not considered a sex scandal
