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The book's approach feels both innovative and controversial. I'm curious what motivated the choice to use online behavior as a window into human sexuality.

The data seemed to challenge some assumptions about what people want. How did others feel about the idea that our most private thoughts are out there in the open?

The book presents compelling patterns, but I wonder how much was shaped by the authors' framing. Do you think the conclusions are more data-driven or influenced by narrative choices?