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Human sexuality: lessons from online pornography

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Dr Michael Kosinski and Eleanor Brown show what we have learned about sexual preferences by analysing the records of human behaviour in a natural environment: an online erotic website. Strictly for adults only, 18+. Please bring proof of identity.

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