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Pay-per-view dating

 Thermographic cameras in pubs
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It appears that thermographic cameras are phasing out older methods of detecting sexual arousal in "studies of sex difference" [link].

Imagine if you will -- and you will -- a pub where you can subscribe to their thermographic feed and see just who's become excited when you walked in or held your own hand in that special way.

—4and20, Jun 26 2013

What's a picture worth again? http://www.ncbi.nlm...gov/pubmed/19387817
[4and20, Jun 26 2013]

Not quite relevant http://vimeo.com/6794228
but named "Strange Attractors" [4and20, Jun 26 2013]

interesting science of sex appeal http://science.hows...copulance-video.htm
[xandram, Jun 28 2013]

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       So...it's an interesting new form of public stalking. Whatever happened to simply making eye contact and striking up a conversation?   

       Interesting category choice. I'd classify this more as a social aid.
—Alterother, Jun 26 2013
   

       If you could run this as a smartphone app, then kind of nifty for those who (ie me) find other humans a bit puzzling.
—not_morrison_rm, Jun 28 2013
   

       Slap a mood ring on each patron as they walk into the pub and call it done. Could be an interesting marketing gimmick.
—jurist, Jun 28 2013
   


 

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