On 28 April 2011, we read that scientists have been studying one billion online sex-related searches from around the world.
A new book called "A Billion Wicked Thoughts", by Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam, provides the details.
Ogi Ogas was a biodefense researcher at MIT and a Department of Homeland Security fellow.
Internet sex study reveals what people really want / Huge Internet Sex Study Reveals What People Really Want
The top searches are:
Youth
Gay
'Straight' women 'enjoy' reading about and watching romances between two men.
'Straight' men enjoy a wide variety of erotic images, including both elderly women and transsexuals.
Gay men and straight men have the same favourite body parts, which in order are chests, buttocks then feet.
Men fantasise about group sex more than women, and picture more men than women in the action.
Straight men have a fascination with other men’s penises.
“The research, as far as I can tell, is pretty damn sound,” says Dr. Stephen Snyder, a sex therapist in private practice in Manhattan for over 20 years. “They worked very hard to acquire a large data set, and they found some very, very interesting stuff.”
Psychologist Donald Symons says 'Ogi is convinced that when people are searching for things, it’s primarily for sexual arousal. I’m not so sure about that. If there was a porn star with three breasts - I bet there would be a zillion hits. Would that be a sign men were suddenly aroused by that? I think not.'
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6 comments:
Sex, eh? I remember sex. I'm pretty sure I did it once. It was quite good fun but somewhat mucky I recall. Do people still do it do they? I thought they all just watched television now.
Anyway, biodefence and department of homeland security, of course. The knowledge was bound to end up with them anyway so why not just have them do the study to begin with? I'm sure they'll put all that knowledge to good use in keeping us all safe or whatever it is they do.
And ya boo sucks to anyone who says that they're doing this to more perfectly corrupt people and entrap them in the death cult. There is no death cult and our rulers are most certainly not satanists and paedophiles and even if they were they would never misuse such information for wicked ends.
As Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer once said, "What kind of people do you think we are?!" For those wondering what the correct polite answer to this tricky question is, it is: "Not satanists and paedophiles! Perish the thought!"
"'Straight' women 'enjoy' reading about and watching romances between two men."
Ahhem..I concur there Aang.
I certainly don't..even about "straight" relationships.
Speaking for myself personally..and NO I"M NOT HOMOPHOBIC..I'm a WOMAN.
and straight.
yes, and i've had sex too..I've got the children to prove it.
"'Straight' men enjoy a wide variety of erotic images, including both elderly women and transsexuals."
See Here:
http://au.news.yahoo.com/vic/latest/a/-/article/9271892/attempted-rape-of-99yo-woman-an-atrocity/
Must be true then hey?
cheers A13
"Men fantasise about group sex more than women, and picture more men than women in the action.
Straight men have a fascination with other men’s penises"
though I am not a man, I find that hard to believe.
Perhaps it is suggestive programming?
"If there was a porn star with three breasts - I bet there would be a zillion hits. Would that be a sign men were suddenly aroused by that? I think not."
Spot on.
Let's assume it is true "Straight women enjoy reading about and watching romances between two men". Perhaps they wrongly assume women search for this due to enjoyment when it is rather out of curiosity and shame to ask openly.
Similarly perhaps a man would search penises as he is unsure about a medical issue with his own, they assume the search is due to enjoyment when it could be due to curiosity, medical emergency, research or any other region.
The data might be accurate, the conclusions on the other hand are questionable.
My mother used to say those who talk about sex the most aren't getting any !!!
For what I have noticed in some search clouds / 'most common searches' boxes in ordinary search engines, the most common terms have been just 'porn' or 'xxx'. Never seen 'youth' or 'gay'. Looks like the study is a bit questionable.
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