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Here’s the thing about us guys. If, today, you were to give us some amazing new technology with which we could render ourselves totally invisible – a very large percentage of us would try using it to spy on women undressing.
I guarantee this is true.
Just watch a movie like Paul Verhoeven’s Hollow Man. This 2000 flick featured Kevin Bacon as a brilliant yet obsessed scientist who tests an experimental serum on himself – resulting in his becoming transparent.
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I guarantee this is true.
Just watch a movie like Paul Verhoeven’s Hollow Man. This 2000 flick featured Kevin Bacon as a brilliant yet obsessed scientist who tests an experimental serum on himself – resulting in his becoming transparent.
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Here’s the thing about us guys. If, today, you were to give us some amazing new technology with which we could render ourselves totally invisible – a very large percentage of us would try using it to spy on women undressing.
I guarantee this is true.
Just watch a movie like Paul Verhoeven’s Hollow Man. This 2000 flick featured Kevin Bacon as a brilliant yet obsessed scientist who tests an experimental serum on himself – resulting in his becoming transparent.
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I guarantee this is true.
Just watch a movie like Paul Verhoeven’s Hollow Man. This 2000 flick featured Kevin Bacon as a brilliant yet obsessed scientist who tests an experimental serum on himself – resulting in his becoming transparent.
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