Audio By Carbonatix
Yes, you read that headline right. No, it's not a gimmick.
48 percent of women and 30 percent of men prefer the Internet to sex, according to a new study by Intel Corp.
The study asked more than 2,000 adults what they would rather give up for a period of two weeks, the Internet or sex.
Turns out, a lot of them would rather give up sex. (This begs the question: where can we find out what they're surfing the Web for?!)
The survey also found:
- 58 percent of adults would give up watching TV for two weeks rather than have to give up Internet access for only one week
- 65 percent of adults said they cannot live without Internet access
- 39 percent said they couldn't live without cable TV and 20 percent couldn't live without dining out
- Only 10 percent said they couldn't live without a gym membership.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Tags:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
Gov’t targets GH¢2.3bn from foreign digital platforms through new VAT system
5 minutes -
Ato Forson says Gold Board generated $15 billion forex inflows to support Ghana’s reserves
9 minutes -
Biohacking: How sunlight can prolong your life, according to Dr Naa Asheley Ashietey
9 minutes -
Ghana’s IMF bailout programme to end next week after final review – Ato Forson
16 minutes -
Abolishing taxes did not reduce revenue; Ghana collected more in 2025 – Ato Forson
18 minutes -
Ghana’s economy surpasses $100bn for first time, records fastest growth since 2019
19 minutes -
Better tax systems, not higher taxes, will drive revenue growth – Ato Forson
25 minutes -
Three years ago Ghana could not borrow, today the market is calling us – Ato Forson
29 minutes -
First trotro ride leaves “Obroni” in total Culture shock
30 minutes -
Ghana’s economy tops $100 Billion for first time, now 8th largest in Africa – Ato Forson
31 minutes -
AI-powered customs reforms boost monthly revenue by 17% – Finance Minister
31 minutes -
2026 Budget remains on track as government’s targets prove realistic – Finance Minister
34 minutes -
IMF Executive Board expected to approve Ghana’s final bailout programme review next week
34 minutes -
SOE liabilities added 3% of GDP to Ghana’s debt yearly over decade – Ato Forson
37 minutes -
Nearly 1 million Ghanaians lifted out of poverty in a year — Ato Forson
38 minutes