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  1. Can worker or provider Nicole Emma teach us something about human connection? In the video below, do we identify with worker or provider Nicole’s TEDx Talk presentation on client connection needs and how a provider can help address those needs? Or do we think Nicole’s observations and conclusions are really her conclusions? That is, are her comments on providers satisfying client connection needs real or are such experiences really entertainment or more complicated? As a preview of Nicole’s talk, what do we think about her following quotes? To see the video, view, select, or click on "What a sex worker can teach us about human connection" | Nicole Emma | TEDxSaltLakeCity (12:36).