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The Clockwork Orgasm Or how technology will soon make your lover a machine disguised as a pet and a slave.

Jeannette Cooperman

May 24, 2022

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Jeannette Cooperman

Jeannette Cooperman holds a degree in philosophy and a doctorate in American studies. She has won national awards for her investigative journalism, and her essays have twice been cited as Notable in Best American Essays.

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