For the first time in history, a group of mathematicians has created a model of the best way for men to reach orgasm. Have you ever imagined orgasm as a school equation? Researchers at the University of Sussex have done just that. For the first time in history, a group of mathematicians has created a model that describes a man's path to the finale.
Your thoughts are your main enemy
Mathematician Konstantin Blüss and his team analyzed thousands of data on physiology and psychology. Do you know what they were looking for? Ideal conditions to reach the peak. Their model takes into account not only what's going on with your body, but also what's going on in your head.
Do you want to know what the main catch is? It turns out that excessive psychological excitement at the very beginning of the process only spoils everything. Mathematics has shown that if you worry too much or concentrate too much at the start, the orgasm is simply postponed. Or it doesn't come at all.
Calculations can be found in the following documents:

Simple advice from mathematicians
Scientists give one most direct advice: "Don't think too much." Overthinking literally blocks your body's natural reactions.
But that's not all. The team was able to do what previously seemed impossible. Now, with the help of mathematical algorithms, it is possible to predict whether a particular person will reach a climax. These are no longer just guesses, but accurate calculations.
Why is this necessary, except for curiosity?
Do you think this is just a fun study? But no. This data will be a powerful tool for doctors. Scientists are confident that their formula will help in the study and effective treatment of erectile dysfunction.
And what about women?
This is where the hardest part begins. Researchers are already preparing to simulate a female sexual response. But they immediately warn: the female body is much more complex than the male one, both in terms of biology and mathematics. So the creation of this formula will be a real professional challenge for scientists.

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