Well tbh the whole VTEC thing has become a meme. It’s a shame when the technology is so interesting.
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Absolutley. I kind of hint at it in what I say below.
TNP has built someting from Ikea before.
And now to drag this conversation on a little further 
Now that’s an unique take. I like it. I really agree with your argument of “what is happening vs what we assume should be happening”, and there is no doubt that, right across a range of topics, we are now far more aware of what is happening in the world. And indeed, challenging what people perceive to be ‘weird’ - I am wholeheartedly behind that approach. A couple of years ago, I would never have even considered saying that I find a guy attractive as a compliment as I was scared of whether people (at least the people around me) would see me as homosexual. Yet now, I do it without any thought behind it. I’m confident that I’m a hetero and as a result, it doesn’t matter whether what I say or do is perceived as “homo” or not.
You seem to be suggesting then that we should the relationship between morals and laws then? That we should question what is seen as ‘correct’ and what isn’t? (apologies if that is completely incorrect :P) That’s also something I can agree with. I’m going to rephrase what (I think) you’re saying and say that you feel there are certain moral boundaries that we can all agree upon that aren’t fully represented in our culture/law/society etc, and that challenging that should be something we do without feeling constrained by anything, and that we should only be limited by what is morally decent.
And what kind of society develops out of that process of challenging those boundaries sounds pretty good to me. Some kind of utopia where no matter what people say, you are pretty much free to go about your business without being judged, just so long as it doesn’t break moral law. This is starting to verge into the realm of the natural law, the moral good etc, and there’s a whole heap of stuff we could discuss there, but it generally boils down to a society that protects the natural law, and that natural law is definitively what is right and what is wrong (eg freedom of expression is right, killing someone else is wrong).
Whew. From standards of sexuality to political philosophy. Who said this was a forum about a car game?! 