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- R. Hardy "Rob Hardy" - Bigger than KinseyWe are all familiar now with using the Internet to find things out; stick "Peruvian porridge dancing" into Google and you are sure to get hundreds of hits about that ancient art. Doing research like this is easy and takes but a few keystrokes. But analyzing what people are looking for is a whole realm of meta-research, showing peoples' interest in subjects in ways that have never previously been accessible to researchers. Everyone knows that a large part of the Internet is devoted to pornography; so why not examine what people are asking to see on PornHub, for instance, to get an idea of their private sexual enthusiasms? This is the basis for the research within _A Billion Wicked Thoughts: What the World's Largest Experiment Reveals about Human Desire_ (Dutton) by Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam. Ogas, who has a doctorate in computational neuroscience, had worked as a biodefense researcher, and Gaddam did his doctoral research on biologically inspired models of computer learning. The insights within this book, often surprising and funny, ought to expand our understanding of what "normal" is, whatever that means.
Getting computers to calculate analyses of what people are doing sexually online is brilliant, and it shines light upon the sexual curiosities of men and women. The authors think that they have new ideas of what makes men and women aroused, but this is a little harder conclusion to draw. After all, this is anonymous data; if someone is looking at pictures of naked people writhing in custard, one cannot tell if such viewing is being done for laughs, or for curiosity, or for genuine titillation. So as a picture of online behavior, this is excellent; as an understanding of deep sexual desires, it might have significant pointers for further research, but the conclusions ought to be tentative. But the data are remarkable. Though "teen" or "young" are very frequent search words, the searches for mature women are surprisingly frequent. If you aren't into moms, you might be into grannies; men are, unsurprisingly, far more likely to search for "youth" than for "granny," but "granny" is searched for far more frequently than, say, "spanking." Another surprise is that men like to look for penises. Heterosexual men are more interested in penises than heterosexual women; studies watching eye movement show that men will spend lots of eye time on men's groins compared with women. An erection may be a visual signal from our evolutionary past to mount a female immediately after she has copulated with another male; this leads to the whole arena of sperm competition which is neatly described here. Women ought to be the ones getting off on looking at porn depicting erections, you would think, and while that does happen (and while women appreciate erections in men to whom they are sexually close), it isn't the general pattern. The most popular erotic sites for women are devoted to fan fiction, stories often featuring characters found in pop culture involved in romantic or sexual tales. Men like visuals; women like context, verbal expression, emotion, and a real story line. The complexity of women's sexual response ensures that there will not be a direct female equivalent to Viagra; increase a guy's bloodflow and bring on an erection, and he is ready to go, but women are simply more discerning and their physical arousal is different from psychological arousal.
_A Billion Wicked Thoughts_ is a hugely ambitious work showing what happens when computers crunch enormous amounts of data. It is funny on many of the pages because our private sexual behaviors are often odd. There is plenty of verification of what geeks know as Internet Rule #34: "If you can imagine it, it exists as Internet porn." If you don't know the term "squick," meaning the kink you just can't stand thinking about even for others, you will encounter it here along with lots of squicky things, but of course, your squick is not my squick. Whatever the limitations of this sort of research (most people in the world have no Internet access, and the data here may have sample irregularities, and we don't know why each individual conducted each particular search), there are mountains of information out there, and Ogas and Gaddam have started mining it in an entertaining and stimulating fashion. It's a good start, and only a hint of more to come.