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Book called a billion wicked thoughts 
that was written by a bunch of engineers

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at Google and they were looking at 
billions of search,

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uh,
billions of google searches and you 

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know,
there's no shortage of pornography on 

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the Internet and it,
and there's much less by proportion than

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there was when the Internet was first 
invented.

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And it's so interesting because it 
actually turned out that one of the 

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things that drove the development of the
Internet and the technology was the 

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proclivity of young men to search out 
sexually provocative images.

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That was what was at the forefront of 
the development of the nets.

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Extraordinarily interesting.
They were motivated to,

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they were motivated to use it for that 
purpose.

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And that provided the platform from 
which it emerged.

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Amazing.
Anyways,

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the Google engineers looked at 
pornographic search processes and then 

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segregated male searches from female 
searches.

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And what they found was that the mail 
search out images probably surprise no 

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one,
no one considers that,

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you know,
particularly interesting.

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But the female searched out literary 
representations of pornography.

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It was written.
So I can give you an example of that.

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If you know about harlequin romances,
does everybody still know about those?

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Anybody not know about those?
Okay.

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Well there are mass market romances and 
have a very stereotypical type and 

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they're.
The original ones were pretty harmless 

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in terms of no violence and no real 
sexual contact con content,

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but that was 40 years ago and they've 
differentiated tremendously and now 

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there's hardcore harlequin romances and 
with,

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with particularly garish covers.
And then there's the old,

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you know,
more tame basic sexless and aggression 

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list romances where everything is 
implied and not explicit,

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but the explicit ones exist.

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So they did a plot analysis of the 
typical pornographic female fantasy.

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Well,
and it was.

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So,
it's so comical because engineers did 

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this and social scientists would never 
do this because they'd be probably too 

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concerned about the ethics of it or some
damn thing.

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But engineers,
you know,

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they'll just plow ahead with no concern 
whatsoever for such things and they 

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actually discover things that way.
And so they,

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they discovered the basic plot of the 
female pornographic literary product and

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they identified.
So basically what happened was that a 

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innocent well meaning and attractive 
young woman encounters a male who's a 

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bit of a monster and the monster.
There's five types of classic male 

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monster for all your males who want to 
know this is what you can become a 

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vampire.
That's a good one.

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We're wolf,
billionaire pirate and surgeon.

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Okay.
So that's very interesting because.

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Well first of all there's a dominance 
thing.

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There's a.
Now you're actually blushing.

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You know,
you're actually blushing about that.

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That's very,
very funny.

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So sorry to point it out,
but it's so comical,

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you know?
I know,

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I know.
It's so funny.

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I was reading this,
I was reading this.

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It was just cracking me up.
I thought,

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oh my God,
really?

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Pirate Vampire,
all of that explains it.

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What about all these damn vampire shows 
right there?

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So popular online.
There are so popular on Netflix.

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Oh yes.
And then there's the war wolf.

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There's nothing sexier than a werewolf 
apparently,

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but I mean,
so there's predatory dope.

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There's predatory dominance that's 
implicit in that,

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right?
With a billionaire,

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it's more abstract,
but clearly that's an indication of very

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high success in the male dominance 
hierarchy,

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so,
but there's this desire for aggression 

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that's in that are real aggression,
right,

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and it's not surprising to me,
to me at all,

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it makes perfect sense,
but what?

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But the basic plot is that the woman 
encounters this mysterious and 

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aggressive male and teams.
That's the female hero myth as far as I 

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can tell,
it's beauty and the beast and so it's 

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because,
well,

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there's no fun in taming someone who's 
already tame and what makes you think 

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you really want someone who's taken many
ways.

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There's no interest in that.
Plus when,

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when,
when chaos manifests itself,

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what makes you think that someone tame 
is going to be good for anything and 

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it's a real question and so that 
aggression is absolutely vital.

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It's absolutely necessary,
but because it's in incredibly 

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dangerous,
which of course it is,

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it has to be civilized.
And so what happens is that the 

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archetypal female in these pornographic 
romances,

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seduces and tames,
the aggressive male,

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and that's her encounter with chaos.
Now it's more,

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it's more complicated.
Of course,

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females,
they're more complicated and that's 

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exactly how it is and it's no wonder 
because there their lives are more 

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complicated,
but okay.