16 pointsby mooreds5 hours ago5 comments
  • pingou4 hours ago
    Is OnlyFans spending also correlated with lower education (when adjusting for income)?
    • Bender3 hours ago
      [flagged]
      • newsclues2 hours ago
        Plenty of low education jobs that are hard work and dirty or dangerous, pay really well. Garbage collection, construction and oil rigging pay well, lots of people can’t or won’t do these jobs.
        • Bender2 hours ago
          Plenty of low education jobs that are hard work and dirty or dangerous, pay really well. Garbage collection, construction and oil rigging pay well, lots of people can’t or won’t do these jobs.

          I agree entirely. I wanted to see if HN would say something nice about such people instead of being smug academics. You are proof there is at least one good and decent person here.

  • sybercecurity5 hours ago
    It seems the question has been answered in the headline.
    • pimlottcan hour ago
      It’s a statement, not a question. “Why does Texas oil country love OnlyFans” would be a question.
    • alephnerd4 hours ago
      "Daddy horny Michael" -Jeffery Tambor
  • mrlonglong2 hours ago
    Rich, bored and perverted.
  • ducktastic3 hours ago
    I am not a consumer of adult content though I used to be. I firmly believe adult content will be outlawed in the near future
    • yakikka3 hours ago
      Outlawed by who, where? There are always places that will outlaw things but it now serves a lot of them to use it as an excuse to ID Internet users.
      • pixl972 hours ago
        The people that are doing it to monitor the internet do have a schism with their voter base.

        The groups that get Republicans in primaries tend to be heavily conservative/Christian, then they get voted in because they have an R next to their name. The voters may not even agree with most of the things said politician says, but it has turned into a performative act by that point.

        And that's how you get porn users to ban porn.

        Much like get got farmers to vote against their best interests.

    • dzonga3 hours ago
      they've already started banning it e.g via ID laws

      same as gambling.

      these things are like swings - go back & forth throughout history.

      what's interesting me to me is how quickly the mood went from a very liberal approach to things to very conservative within 20 years

      • pathartlan hour ago
        Gambling? Gambling is more widely available and celebrated than it ever has been. Its regulations have been eroding faster than water through sand.