46% Of Women Prefer Internet To Sex, Says Intel Survey


Intel conducted a survey they hoped would show how important the Internet is to consumers during tough times. Instead, the results -- gleaned from some 2,000 respondents -- are just kind of sad. Reports the Wall Street Journal:

An online survey commissioned by Intel has found, among other things, that 46% of women would rather go without sex for two weeks than give up the Internet for that long. The numbers get bigger for certain age groups; 49% of women aged 18-34 would make that choice, and 52% of women aged 35-44.

Some 30% of all men would swap sex for the Internet for two weeks, if they had to, with 39% of men aged 18-34 willing to make that sacrifice, according to the survey. Only 23% of men aged 35-44 said they would do so.