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not more sly sex, more overt sex!
sexuality and reproduction are fascinating scientific topics and have, well, incredible sex appeal for mass audiences. you couldn't ask for better blog fodder.
so...embrace it, seed!
Oh, we've embraced it! I am reposting all my topic-related posts later this week!