>>>>>Then there was sex education (someday I hope that someone plots a timeline that correlates promiscuity with public school sex education)
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>>>>In fact, the better the sex education in a state, the lower the teen pregnancy rate:
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>>>>http://thinkprogress.org/health/2013/03/01/1640851/states-teen-pregnancy-rates/
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>>>>Tamar
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>>>That's an interesting study, but I said promiscuity, not pregnancy.
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>>So in the states with no sex education, you get higher teen pregnancy rate, but it's OK as it's mostly monogamous?
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>That's not what I meant to imply.
>I just wonder whether there is any correlation between sex education and promiscuity, one way or the other.

Well, it tends to raise the age at which teenagers have their first sexual encounter.