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The Evolutionary Psychology of Human “Nasty” Sexual Behaviour
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There is a video that provides a basic understanding about the biology and evolutionary psychology of human “nasty” sexual behaviour: rape, sexual predation, cheating, gold-digging, etc
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=As49mSwIWWw
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If you prefer classic music as background watch this one:
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I am a bit surprised that a topic of Evolutionary Psychology was treated with such restriction.
How can science progress if irrational morality ( based on questionable religious dogmas ) obstructs it ?
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30/09/2007 23:23:20 »
I think the problem is that the way it was phrased was a little sensationalist.
The topic is valid, but the particular way it was approached was a little amateur (and I think in some cases the video was actually factually wrong - this is not to say the underlying message was totally wrong, only that it was sloppy research).
I agree that the topic itself is valid.
The reality is that there is no such thing as unnatural human behaviour - human beings are a product of nature, and all behaviour they undertake is in one way or another natural.
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Psychologists never use the words "unnatural" or "nasty" when referring to behaviour. The preferred terms are "abnormal" and "aberrant".
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