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Sometimes you just have to scratch your head in wonderment. MSNBC reports on the findings of a new "study" coming from the upper reaches of university. A twenty-month study just concluded that
after a male grooms a female, the likelihood that she will engage in sexual activity with the male was about three times more than if the grooming had not occurred..And as with other commodities, the value of sex is affected by supply and demand factors: A male would spend more time grooming a female if there were fewer females in the vicinity.."And when the female supply is higher, the male spends less time on grooming … The mating actually becomes cheaper depending on the market," Gumert said.
Is this a plot to the latest triple-x film featuring hairstylists for hire? Nope. Something even beyond that. What does this say about the person that would spend twenty months observing such things? Is this what they mean by "higher learning"?
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[H/T The Corner]