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What would you say is a more significant side effect of a woman having an orgasm while being raped in comparison to one who did not have an orgasm?

Also, what does this research hope to find out about this, and how will it help in terms of future therapy for victims of these crimes?

I am generally uninformed when it comes to what occurs when in a coma. So I'll ask some questions here.

• Were you able to hear people while in a coma?
• Are you aware of what is going on around you? I.E. the presence of people, doctors doing tests or giving medicine?
• What is the process of coming out of a coma?

Hi Derek, thanks for taking the time to do this.

The question I have is this, do you think despite our best efforts that there will inevitably be something passed along the lines of SOPA. Perhaps in its current form, or something closely resembling it?

Hypothetical question ... Suppose I hear a song/band I have never heard before through Pandora or something like that. I go online and download an album and really like them. Then I go to a store or itunes or something like that and buy their other albums.

Why does the music industry see this as detrimental? It is getting more music into the ears of consumers and then giving them a way to find more interests which inevitably lead to more sales due to more discovery.

A childhood friend of mine was diagnosed with aplastic anemia when we were in our early teens (late 90s, that hurts). She was luckily close to Boston and had a great medical team looking after her. After a transplant and a long time of recovery/treatment she's been in remission for about 4 years now. She finally got her dream of becoming a mom to a healthy and happy little girl and she's doing great now. These transplant missions give real hope and change in people's lives. Thank you for you work!