2949 Criticism: The Truth About Sex - Call In Show - April 11th, 2015

If you like rant-filled shows, then this is the show for you! | Given what we perceive to be a respectable track record for choosing compelling source material for "The Truth About" series video posts, this latest edition on "Sex" seems to have missed the mark for us after a casual listen and became grossly misleading after a more invested listen. Since when does a report generated by a DC based conservative think tank, with a mission to formulate and promote conservative public policies in the United States, constitute a valid body of knowledge to anchor such a definitive video title and 45 minute pontification on a topic as wildly divergent from culture to culture around the world and often even more diverse within the same local geography in modern urban environments? | What are your thoughts on the research out of social psychology on persuasion, influence, compliance, and its application to marketing and sales? These customers aren't being FORCED into buying anything, but their decisions can become convoluted using information about their own neurological functions; functions they may not even be aware of. Is this moral? Is this ethical? Do you think this behavior would be encouraged, or discouraged, in a free market? | Do you recommend any particular methodology for cultivating, nurturing protecting and sustaining relationships? Are people committed to self-knowledge and self-respect left to high turnover in relationships?