Co-Host Kaamna Bhojwani (https://mountaintoppodcast.com/technosexual) My first-time guest Kaamna Bhojwani is a long-time sexologist, and more recently a technosexuality expert. With the rise of telephony, the Internet, social media and now AI we've all become more technosexual nowadays than we might even realize. But what IS "technosexuality"? Well, as unsettling as it sounds, it's at least not to be confused with replacing human sexuality with some sort of trans-human robot sex. This is a different conversation...about a phenomenon that's been going on for far longer, at least relatively speaking. But now, Kaamna is indeed speaking of a second wave of technosexuality with indeed involves direct interaction with electronic, non-human entities. Could technosexuality actually become a sexual orientation? Or has it even now, already become that there's sexual preference around some sort of technology for all of us, regardless of our sexual orientation? Kaamna believes the conversation about the technological tools available to us, and that will be available to us, is an important one for all of us to have. How can we use technology to connect sexually with each other more effectively, rather than using it to simply replace each other? Is someone profiting from these transformational shifts? How will challenges to traditional monogamy affect relationships, especially vis-a-vis jealousy? Meanwhile, Kaamna has an AI boyfriend. How's that going? Will AI and robots actually be able to enhance otherwise monogamous relationships? Social media and communicating behind the anonymity of the internet has become an integral part of this technosexual trend. Do men behave more badly online that women do? What does Bhojwani mean when she says, "we'll be able to have sex with anyone, anytime, anywhere?" VAMANOS is the everyday carry for "Big Four" men. Get yours at https://mountaintoppodcast.com/vamanos

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