The Porn-Paradox: Effects of Erotica on Mind and Body
June 17, 2018
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as posted by the channelThe other day I came across a proposal for the German government to create and distribute pornographic content to the public for the purpose of "education". Thus, I think it's appropriate we discuss whether or not a government should engage in such support of what we would typically call a vice in regards to the impact on psychology and physiology. Does sexually explicit material have an effect on the mind and body? In this first part of a two part series, I seek to provide some potential answers from over 30 years of social science research.
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