Scientists at the University of Montreal would love to compare the views of men in their 20s who had never been exposed to pornography with regular porn watchers. The problem is, they can’t find a man in that age category who has never seen it. “We started our research seeking men in their 20s who had never consumed pornography,” said Professor Simon Louis Lajeunesse. “We couldn’t find any.”
This is interesting on a number of levels. First of all, it is, of course, hilarious.
Secondly, if seen as a puzzle or quest, I’d say they should look for men like this in places with the lowest rates of Internet connectivity. Internet does not equal porn, but it makes it so much simpler to find and watch it. Pre-Internet porn is harder to distribute, requiring some sort of copying device.
Thirdly, this makes me think back to the argument I had some time ago about who watches the most porn – men or women. While I am not saying that women don’t watch porn, I think men watch incomparably more of it.
Fourthly, this gives me a reason to use both “porn” and “research” tags on the same post.
Fifth, I worry what contextual ad will pop up in Google AdSense.
In India atleast in a city like Bangalore its always been accessible indpendent of internet, through video cd shops.
ROFL of all the things google ads brought up on this page…
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Sanjay,
yeah, I know porn existed before the Internet. I’m just saying that Internet made it so much simpler. :)
Be careful. Let me tell you a small story.
Some time ago, I wrote an article about one of the most popular porn websites. I write regular about cypriot pages and noticed that this page was on the top ten of Alex for Cyprus. So I just wanted to write a funny post!
After thousand hits I noticed that Google dropped my PR to 0. Maybe a coincidence, maybe not. So just to be safe I added this line to robots.txt:
Disallow: /kypriakes_istoselides_youporn/
After some days, my PR was back. Bottom line, posts about porn can attract thousands of visitors but might cost your PR :)
Chrys,
thanks for the warning.
I don’t worry about PR all that much – my blog is mostly for myself and people who know me. And, on the other hand, I think that archives for almost 10 years of blogging are enough to prove to anyone, not just Google bot, that this blog is legit. :)