[bvw]

If only the laws of physics obeyed such human constructs as "privacy" as well as your fervid imagination would have it! Why we could bax in a black hole and never worry about the rest of the local univesre falling in after it. Even inside the most artfully and tightly constructed box physicists have learned that at least by gravity and inertia, the aspects of the thing inside the box and what goes on within it do indeed affect the outside world.

Physics teaches us, at least by suggestion, of what can happen in the social, the psychological, and spiritual world we live in too. No act, even under the greatest cover, in the darkest room, goes on without affect on all of us. Not only at the time of the act, but also the actors in that act carry the results -- the fruit, the scent, the echo -- out of that private space with them.

[meyer]

If only the laws of physics obeyed such human constructs as "privacy" as well as your fervid imagination would have it! Why we could bax in a black hole and never worry about the rest of the local univesre falling in after it. Even inside the most artfully and tightly constructed box physicists have learned that at least by gravity and inertia, the aspects of the thing inside the box and what goes on within it do indeed affect the outside world.

You're creating a rather bazaar construct, trying to attach physics to ones' privacy within the confines of their own home (which is where this act took place).

Physics teaches us, at least by suggestion, of what can happen in the social, the psychological, and spiritual world we live in too. No act, even under the greatest cover, in the darkest room, goes on without affect on all of us. Not only at the time of the act, but also the actors in that act carry the results -- the fruit, the scent, the echo -- out of that private space with them.

Well, I don't think Physics teaches us that. Socialogy might. But you have to ask, is the effect noticable and is it significant and is it detrimental?

A line probably needs to be drawn with regard to sexual behavior but that line ought not to cross the threshold of ones' home.