This thread has been equally entertaining as informative. I never would
have thought that an economic discussion would include reference to Freddy
Krueger or Nightmare on Elm St. :-) Personally, I believe the argument about
disaster and happiness is a bit tautological in scope. "End of Days" cou
I'm not a father, but those of you who think you are might want to
check. Those of you who have been surprised at how wonderful your
offspring are, should be doubly cautious.
Mitch
- Original Message -
From: Jacob W Bræstrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Wednesday, October 3, 2001 1:32 pm
I think the popularity of "Nightmare on Elm Street", etc.,
including with many young women, is fairly relevant,
and supportive of "stress arousal".
I'd suspect a strong second order effect in women:
the men are "more than usually" aroused;
which leads to "more than usual" arousal in the women
