>"The natural reaction might be to dismiss the findings as confirmations of an obviousness: that men who are married tend to look at porn less frequently precis

>"The natural reaction might be to dismiss the findings as confirmations of an obviousness: that men who are married tend to look at porn less frequently precisely because they are married. The researchers, while careful to say that their findings fall short of being conclusive, insist that the relationship between the two also "likely runs in the direction that we assert." The reason, Malcolm explains, is likely tied to the relationship between marriage and sexual gratification...." Hmm. Seems to be a pretty massive gap in their logic path. In reply to the very real possibility that married men simply view less porn, they quickly spun to the reasons they suspect porn could lead to men not getting married. It also "likely" runs in the direction we assert and here is a likely reason that it might? C'mon guys.