В мире науки
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mi_shutochkiВозврасшаясь к теме - велик мир науки, много разных направлений, экспериментов :
"A new study says that circumcision may not be the sensitivity killer that some believe it to be. A The former director of the researcher called the study, published in the Kinsey Institute Journal of Sexual Medicine, the best he's she's seen on the topic, ABC reports.
But, not surprisingly, representatives from the National Organization of Circimcision Information Research Centers, are not convinced. They criticized the study for not testing the sensitivity of the actual foreskin (which does seem like a bit of an oversight). They tested the sensitivity by having the men watch porn and then:
Once aroused, researchers pressed increasingly firmer filaments against the erect penises until the subjects indicated that they felt the touch, and then at the point where they felt pain.
That sounds pretty hot. I hope those guys got paid. A lot." (c)
желающим окунуться в тему:
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2007/08/give-me-back-my.html
"A new study says that circumcision may not be the sensitivity killer that some believe it to be. A The former director of the researcher called the study, published in the Kinsey Institute Journal of Sexual Medicine, the best he's she's seen on the topic, ABC reports.
But, not surprisingly, representatives from the National Organization of Circimcision Information Research Centers, are not convinced. They criticized the study for not testing the sensitivity of the actual foreskin (which does seem like a bit of an oversight). They tested the sensitivity by having the men watch porn and then:
Once aroused, researchers pressed increasingly firmer filaments against the erect penises until the subjects indicated that they felt the touch, and then at the point where they felt pain.
That sounds pretty hot. I hope those guys got paid. A lot." (c)
желающим окунуться в тему:
http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2007/08/give-me-back-my.html
