[HiTech RedNeck]

Might be true, yet beside the point. Men don’t have to hate other men to reject a monkey wanting to get on their back calling them to simulate copulation with one another. Integrating such research with psychology would be more illuminating. I believe it’s ultimately spiritual, and the brain’s role in it is no more than an analogue of the computer’s role to the user of the computer. What windows they open doesn’t tell you anything about the content of the email.

[Intolerant in NJ]

Might be true, yet beside the point...not really - gay activists believe that with enough pressure and the proper "reeducation" they can induce the public to accept and even welcome homosexuality - but if aversion to the practice is built into the human - especially male - brain, such activities are probably going to be largely useless - psychology is important, but in the experimental situation, even though Pinsky believed himself to be free of prejudice, his brain gave an alert/danger signal in spite of what he thought of himself - if the computer is programmed on boot up to print out always the same message, no matter what emails are sent to it it's going to be difficult to get any other message through.....