There is some dispute of the facts, but the most commonly believed story is that the girl got really drunk, and was partying with the boys who were also super drunk. She passed out, and the boys digitally penetrated her vagina, and slapped their dicks on her thigh. The next morning she woke up naked, not remembering what had happened, and continued in that ignorant bliss for a couple of days. However, the events had been captured in social media and she soon found out. After she found out, she complained, and the boys were charged, and ultimately convicted.
Oh thank God. I’ve been seriously worried at how my model was failing to predict accurately in this case, even after updating on what I thought had happened (the victim was conscious and physically restrained while the boys had sex with her, and people responded to video evidence with death threats and slut-shaming.) I noticed that I was confused, but couldn’t seem to find the flaw—thank you for providing the explanation!
That said, I think it’s fairly obvious that most people don’t want their bodies to be used sexually while they’re unconscious, and enforcing this norm seems like a pretty slam-dunk good idea. I suppose if you’re not a preference utilitarian, but instead some sort of hedonic maximizer, simply suppressing it might make sense? Kinda? I’m drawing a blank here.
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Oh thank God. I’ve been seriously worried at how my model was failing to predict accurately in this case, even after updating on what I thought had happened (the victim was conscious and physically restrained while the boys had sex with her, and people responded to video evidence with death threats and slut-shaming.) I noticed that I was confused, but couldn’t seem to find the flaw—thank you for providing the explanation!
That said, I think it’s fairly obvious that most people don’t want their bodies to be used sexually while they’re unconscious, and enforcing this norm seems like a pretty slam-dunk good idea. I suppose if you’re not a preference utilitarian, but instead some sort of hedonic maximizer, simply suppressing it might make sense? Kinda? I’m drawing a blank here.
Unfortunately, you will never explain yourself, because it costs karma to reply to this. Mumblemumblemuble...