The Stone of Idris
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Prologue
Mind Control Sex Story: Prologue - A middle aged man is bequeathed a magical stone. Much sex ensues, but at what cost?
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The battle within...
It’s one of those pointless, meandering, and increasingly ridiculous discussions students of psychology, philosophy, the arts, and even law, get into regularly:
If you could have just one superpower, which one would you choose? Why would you choose that power?
At least two or three students will raise the usual ill-thought-out and facetious arguments that all power corrupts and that ultimate power corrupts ultimately. Therefore no one should ever be given superpowers because they would always misuse and abuse them.
While it is true that power does corrupt, it’s not for the reasons usually argued. It is not having power that corrupts. It’s being able to use it unfettered, unmonitored and unchecked. This lack of control or restraint dehumanises the user.
Being human is to live a life of constant constraint and restraint. The rules of your family, the laws of the community you grow up in. The rules at school, the practices of your religion, and the regulations of your country’s government. These are all designed to constrain and restrain our more savage impulses so that we can live together in relative harmony, peace, and safety.
Without them, we would be no better than the other predators on the savannah we evolved from.
As a Philosophy professor, I’m often asked by students to agree with them when they say that any religion or ideology is bad.
They are, but not for the reasons they all believe.
I point out that religion was invented by man (the male-gendered of the Homo sapiens species) for man to control man. And that, indeed, anything that helps to control and moderate a man’s more savage and fundamental nature is a good thing. Or were they suggesting we allow men free rein to express their natural animal savagery?
It’s always interesting to watch feminist students grapple with this concept.
But, getting back to the point.
What power would you choose?
If you believe the students, choosing the ability to fly made you a megalomaniac who wants to be above the rest of humanity. Wanting the power to flash fire people with your eyes means you were a serial killer in the making. Yearning for the ability to control other people’s minds means you were a control freak who wanted to rule the world and probably a rapist.