Feb 3 2013: Truly fascinating talk even though listening to it required for me to cope with my own stereotypes. Nose rings usually scare me. She introduces well known concept of sexual continuum embraced in Kinsey scale but does it with a great impact and fascinates me with her strength and passion.
Jan 7 2012: I agree with some of the previous responses stating that this guy sounds paranoid. He was probably traumatized by multiple questions, investigations and polygraphy...
Jan 6 2012: Interesting, yet I have some reservations. First of all, how can fetuses learn theme song if the voice is conducted via amniotic fluid which obviously muffles the sound? The same concerns tastes. Food is digested by mother so finally its taste may not be the same as when it touched the tongue, so how can the child know before they try the food in question for the first time.
Oct 14 2011: I disagree that smiling indicates lying as in the example of bad mother shown near the end. Sometimes victims of abuse talk about what happened to them and smile out of nervousness.
Sep 26 2011: Absolutely great talk, I've had so many reflections on it!
Unfortunately, organizational issues make it more difficult to stick to proposed rules. There is 15 minutes for a visit in outpatient clinic and more and more patients are eager to sue doctor if he performs such examinations as per rectum. That greatly discourages.
Yet, I agree with Verghese, physical examination is a kind of ritual and a such should be cultivated. I've never trusted in a plethora of electronic apps for examination. IMHO, inexperienced people hide behind such tools due to own lack of trust in own abilities.
Sep 14 2011: It was a strange talk. I don't quite get it how these queer constructions may change/open ones that wear them. I was also surprised why people laugh at these pictures because for me they were unclear and disturbing.
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