They have two meaning for this word. The Asexual which means to procreate by yourself which is basically making a clone. So really your whole body is asexual. As multi cellarer organisms grow by cells making clones of themselves. The only issue is each copy is a copy of another copy.
so over time you get weaker and weaker copies. Till one day you die. If you could make a perfect copy you could probably live forever but science has not perfected this yet.
Asexual also means people who do not desire self with others. Which I do might be possible for the more intelligent as they see no point, and for those who have a low sex drive and that it might happen overtime that your hormones slow down.
I don't think asexual=low sex drive. And it certainly does not mean too intelligent for sex, that's just nonsense. Some people with both low sex drive and higher intelligence together may fancy themselves to be asexual, but I still do not think such people would fit the true definition of the word. However, I'm also not saying that someone who fits the true definition of the word 'asexual' exists in real life. I have yet to know someone who calls themselves that so I am a bit skeptical about whether it really exists in an objective sense, as it seems you are.
do you think asexual exist?
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They have two meaning for this word. The Asexual which means to procreate by yourself which is basically making a clone. So really your whole body is asexual. As multi cellarer organisms grow by cells making clones of themselves. The only issue is each copy is a copy of another copy.
so over time you get weaker and weaker copies. Till one day you die. If you could make a perfect copy you could probably live forever but science has not perfected this yet.
Asexual also means people who do not desire self with others. Which I do might be possible for the more intelligent as they see no point, and for those who have a low sex drive and that it might happen overtime that your hormones slow down.
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I don't think asexual=low sex drive. And it certainly does not mean too intelligent for sex, that's just nonsense. Some people with both low sex drive and higher intelligence together may fancy themselves to be asexual, but I still do not think such people would fit the true definition of the word. However, I'm also not saying that someone who fits the true definition of the word 'asexual' exists in real life. I have yet to know someone who calls themselves that so I am a bit skeptical about whether it really exists in an objective sense, as it seems you are.