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| − | + | * '''when''': [[when posted::2008-07-18]] | |
| − | + | * '''author''': [[author::Greg Downey]] | |
| − | + | * '''source''': [[site::blogs/Neuroanthropology]] | |
| − | + | * '''topics''': [[topic::human nature]] [[topic::gender inequity]] [[topic::mainstream media]] [[topic::interpretive framing]] [[topic::human sexuality]] [[topic::evolutionary psychology]] [[topic::women]] | |
| − | + | * '''link''': [[URL::http://neuroanthropology.net/2008/07/18/girls-gone-guilty-evolutionary-psych-on-sex-2/]] | |
| + | * '''title''': [[title::Girls gone guilty: Evolutionary psych on sex #2]] | ||
| + | * '''summary''': [[Summary::“That is, if you went in with a different [[interpretive framing|framework]] for explanation – like, "too many guys in one-night stands don't know how to satisfy women" or "women are better at sex than men" – you could construct another story around this data that was ... more plausible than 'women are programmed to want long-term relationship'...”]] | ||
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That is, if you went in with a different [[interpretive framing|framework]] for explanation – like, "too many guys in one-night stands don't know how to satisfy women" or "women are better at sex than men" – you could construct another story around this data that was equally plausible – no, ''more'' plausible – than 'women are programmed to want long-term relationship' (errrr... except for the majority 54% who had positive experiences and the fact that they didn't see casual sex as a prelude to long-term relationships. Again, can someone explain to me why the evolutionary-programmed fembots were doing one-night gigs at all as it is inherently against their programming?). | That is, if you went in with a different [[interpretive framing|framework]] for explanation – like, "too many guys in one-night stands don't know how to satisfy women" or "women are better at sex than men" – you could construct another story around this data that was equally plausible – no, ''more'' plausible – than 'women are programmed to want long-term relationship' (errrr... except for the majority 54% who had positive experiences and the fact that they didn't see casual sex as a prelude to long-term relationships. Again, can someone explain to me why the evolutionary-programmed fembots were doing one-night gigs at all as it is inherently against their programming?). | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:12, 22 September 2020
- when: 2008-07-18
- author: Greg Downey
- source: blogs/Neuroanthropology
- topics: human nature gender inequity mainstream media interpretive framing human sexuality evolutionary psychology women
- link: http://neuroanthropology.net/2008/07/18/girls-gone-guilty-evolutionary-psych-on-sex-2/
- title: Girls gone guilty: Evolutionary psych on sex #2
- summary: “That is, if you went in with a different framework for explanation – like, "too many guys in one-night stands don't know how to satisfy women" or "women are better at sex than men" – you could construct another story around this data that was ... more plausible than 'women are programmed to want long-term relationship'...”
Excerpt
That is, if you went in with a different framework for explanation – like, "too many guys in one-night stands don't know how to satisfy women" or "women are better at sex than men" – you could construct another story around this data that was equally plausible – no, more plausible – than 'women are programmed to want long-term relationship' (errrr... except for the majority 54% who had positive experiences and the fact that they didn't see casual sex as a prelude to long-term relationships. Again, can someone explain to me why the evolutionary-programmed fembots were doing one-night gigs at all as it is inherently against their programming?).