My Boss: Which industry would you say has made the greatest innovations in the last century?
Me: Porn.
I think that perhaps his question was a hypothetical so my answer took the discussion in rather a different direction.
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2 comments:
I love it! (Your answer, I mean. Not porn.)
I think you're right -- they certainly drove most of the development in home video and online delivery of video content.
Porn comes in different varieties. Here is a link to Porn for Women, from the Cambridge Women's Pornography Collective (featuring book and postcards): http://www.wannasnuggle.com/index/
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