Is it in Burbank.  That's where all the studios are isn't it?  Just wondering.

chatsworth, Ca. in the San Fernando Valley

referred commonly as "The Valley". Some of the towns/areas in the Valley known for Adult movie business are: Chatsworth, Studio City, Reseda, ...

our minds... am having a fantasy right now about a wonderful lady I have a two hour session with coming up soon.  Now, on to pop number four....

While CALI may lead the U.S. in the number of titles that come out, I suspect that you have to start looking at the many places in eastern Europe that are on the come with a flurry of activity. Also, the laws are much more relaxed outside of the states for sex, gambling, and in some cases drugs... isn't that the trinity of trouble in most of our minds?

that it is only a matter of time now that all porn will be created within monstrously sized super computers using all software generated characters (from prototypes, loving stolen from the internet) with only the imagination of the creator standing between what can be depicted and our strangest desires. (Imagine a cum scene lasting fifteen minutes!)

This has many implications for the future of the industry (PSE may end up being a session with your laptop).

The most disturbing implications may have to do with highly controversial areas such as snuf and child porn.

Holographic depictions, a la Star Trek, will not be far behind.

"Holographic depictions, a la Star Trek, will not be far behind."

Sex can't get much safer than that!  But would the media and the religious conservatives start calling programmers pimps and try to tell us that holograms came from abused discs?

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Holodecks safer?  Perhaps in one way.  Then again, what will become of society if we spend all our time locked up in a little box?

Wilhelm Reich would certainly find it amusing.

Just look at how much time people are spending watching TV, playing video-games, tuned in to their iPods, and, well, surfing the net.

Hmm, I wonder if any of Reich's accumulators might still be available (g)