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Hands up: who wants to watch Kylie Minogue gyrating on a mechanical bull, dressed only in Agent Provocateur underwear?

Then go right now to YouTube and watch “Proof,” a 2001 ad by British lingerie brand Agent Provocateur that was banned by television networks for being too racy.

David Levy thinks it’s possible to fall in love with – and have sex with – robots.

Although robot love has been a theme in science fiction for decades, no scientists have ever seriously tackled the idea. After all, it took until 1997 to develop a computer program intelligent enough to beat the world’s best at chess. It’s taking even longer to develop a robot that can converse intelligently with another human being.

But a robot that can express emotions? A robot that can realistically simulate real sex?

Have you ever wondered why women’s magazines are full of women … and men’s magazines are full of women … and the only place you see a naked guy is the cover of gay porn?

Yeah, we wondered that, too.

Don’t straight women like looking at pictures of naked guys?

If you’ve ever compared a woman’s vagina to the wings of a butterfly, or petals of a rose, then you’ll love Betty’s Genital Art Gallery. It’s a place where cocks and cunts are celebrated, a glorious cornucopia of human sexual diversity.

Most of us never get to see other people’s genitals unless (1) we’re sleeping with them, (2) we’re changing in a locker room with them, or (3) they’re a porn star.

Dr. Betty Dodson wants to change all this.

Have you ever wondered why the chicks in porn look so different to women in real life?

Obviously, plastic surgery has a lot to do with it. Most porn stars will have had a boob job and at least one facial enhancement, such as a nose job or lip filler for a bigger pout.

But there’s one place where porn diverges even more sharply from reality: the view from between a woman’s legs.