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In this monologue, the speaker argues that the profitability of porn companies is not rooted in innate biological or normal desires for sexual content, but rather in a cultural conditioning process. He claims that people have been taught to associate porn with emotional needs such as relief, escape, and love, turning it into a learned tool the mind uses. By presenting porn as a sensory commodity—"a plate of gold"—the industry capitalizes on these conditioned associations rather than any natural craving for pixels on a screen.
