Bryan Johnson explains sexual physiology schools skip: men reach readiness in 30 seconds, women in about 17 minutes. The cervix retreats during arousal to make space. Touch slower than 3 centimeters per second signals intimacy to nerve fibers, making deliberate touch more effective than speed.
Tell me about sex. A man is ready to go in 30 seconds. A woman takes around 17 minutes to be ready. The cervix actually— Retreats. Yeah.
It retreats to allow room for penetration.
So that's a mechanical process. You just can't— like, a woman can't be like, I'm gonna tent in 3 minutes. Like, you just— it's a process that happens. And then, like, there's also, uh, like, nerve fibers in the body. So, like, if you're touching, uh, your partner, if you move— I think it's something like, uh, below 3 centimeters per second— it communicates to a certain nerve fiber that that's Intimate. So the speed of your touch—
Slow it down. Wait, tell us some more about— we got 16 minutes to go.
