That sounds logical.
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“Tradition is a set of solutions for which we have forgotten the problems. Throw away the solution and you get the problem back. Sometimes the problem has mutated or disappeared. Often it is still there as strong as it ever was.”
― Donald Kingsbury, Courtship Rite
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Hm, guessing and theorizing here.
Men and women were not always equal in history.
Multiple spouses could be lead to some being mistreated, or conflict between people.
Children of different parents, perhaps conflict of inheritance.
Some people are genetically able to handle alcohol better than others,
Some people by learning, are able to handle alcohol better than others.
But often as a rule of thumb, maybe most people cannot handle alcohol well. (During some time periods and locations)
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Apply reasoning to relationships involving multiple people.
Even though 'theoretically people and societies might learn to handle a sharing of partners better.
And some have perhaps in history.
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I also make artificial set/framework argument,
X being a Sin within X system.
A pawn in chess cannot move any which way.
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Any Buddhist thoughts on sex and morality?