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more details on our animality
Men tend to hate it when women cry-for reasons that they often have difficulty articulating. Now, new research suggests why - men may be biologically primed to react to a woman's tears. According to a new study, even a whiff of these tears can dramatically reduce men's testosterone levels and to a lesser extent, their sense of sexual arousal. With ( Read more... ) -
hai guiz
What'd I miss? What's new in the world of gender, sex, and lulz?
(Whomever the mods are now, if necessary I can revamp my post to make it a little more topical. I've been gone from this community for something like two or three years now; just curious to see what, if anything, has happened since then.) -
intrinsic gender differences in young male/female chimps
Female chimpanzees treat sticks and small logs as dolls by cuddling them, creating games and even putting them to bed, new research finds. - Since young male chimps were less inclined to play dollies, the authors say their study presents the first evidence of an animal species in the wild in which play differs between males and females. - "Our data ( Read more... ) -
Will you remember?
As the video says -- "I wont vote Republican because I have a memory..."
The mods can take it down if they see fit
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Democrats need to run on their accomplishments and stop hiding from them
[chessdev] Agreed! These Democrats -- especially the Senate -- need to stop acting like a bunch of wussies....
TELL PEOPLE what they've done... explain what would have happened if they hadn't done it... and be proud of what they've
gotten passed.
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Still planning to not vote in November?
Seen on a friend's list
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A partial list of Republican candidates running for House and Senate seats this year shows that at least 78 of them have professed to oppose abortion in all cases, including rape and incest.
Among the more obvious names on the list are Christine O'Donnell (DE), Rand Paul (KY), ( Read more... ) -
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Although women have nearly attained equality with men in several formerly male-dominated fields, they remain underrepresented in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). We argue that one important reason for this discrepancy is that STEM careers are perceived as less likely than careers in other fields to fulfill ( Read more... )
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