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<P>What do we hide from others about sex?</P>
<P>What do our Google searches reveal about who we really are & what we really want from sex?</P>
<P>Seth Stephens-Davidowitz looked into the data on America's Google habits & found 'there are more gay men in the closet than we think; that many men prefer overweight women to skinny women but are afraid to act on it; that married women are disproportionately worried their husband is gay; that a lot of straight women watch lesbian porn; & that porn featuring violence against women is more popular among women than men.'</P>
<P>What does this say about our national consciousness? And where do these secret desires take us into the future?</P>
<P>Can technology like Virtual Reality provide a safe space to explore your darkest & deepest desires in the future?</P>
<P>How about those who have always had to hide who they are... what's it like to find love while hiding your career as a CIA intelligence officer? How do you reveal your queerness in your black community?</P>
<P><SPAN>Join Future of Sex in a ground-breaking</SPAN><SPAN>panel exploring hidden worlds, featuring:</SPAN></P>
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<P>Yael Eisenstat, former CIA Intelligence officer</P>
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<P>Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, author of New York Times bestseller <EM>Everybody Lies,</EM>contributing op-ed to NYT & former Google Data scientist<BR></P>
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<P>Dr Holly Richmond, sex therapist & curriculum designer of VR sex course for women, Virtual Sexology II</P>
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<P><EM></EM>Darius Journigan, actor, <EM>The Sex Myth</EM></P>
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<P><SPAN><SPAN>From dating in the CIA to fantasy VR worlds to being queer & black in America today, j</SPAN>oin us for adiscussion on the lies & secrets many of us keep about sex.</SPAN><BR></P>
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