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How Technology and Masturbation Affect the Digital Age

This entry was posted in News and tagged internet, Pornography, technology on November 26, 2018 by Scott Brassart.

Ross Douthat, conservative opinion writer for the New York Times, shares his thoughts on how technology, pornography and changing social roles and customs are affecting sexuality in the digital age.  Read his opinion piece by clicking below.

The Huxley Trap: How Technology and Masturbation Tamed the Sexual Revolution

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