...to discover that women can fake org@sms. I found this part interesting:

When women genuinely achieved an org@sm, areas of the brain involved in fear and emotion were deactivated. Those areas stayed alert however when women were faking it.

The researchers also found that the cortex, which is linked with consciousness, is active during a fake org@sm but not during the real thing.

Sounds like fun research for all involved. You have to wonder, though, if some of the response is influenced by the experimenters. I'd think that it would be kind of hard for people to do what comes naturally when they know they're being observed. Sort of a variation on the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

[Update on Monday evening]

At the risk of alienating a large (perhaps, even likely, intelligent) portion of my readership, I nonetheless feel compelled to ask, is this why blondes have more fun?

I found it interesting that they found less change in the males. Seem to make sense to me these are behaviors that go way back. Women enjoying the experience can and need to really let go. In men however the alert mechanism is less able to disconnect…Hey someone needed to watch out for the lions.

Hey someone needed to watch out for the lions.

Or for an angry husband...

...yet more money spent on worthless research. Seinfeld set this right years ago.

Or as Elaine said "..yadda, yadda, yadda."

...yet more money spent on worthless research. Seinfeld set this right years ago.

Set what right? And what makes the research worthless?