Let's get rid of foolish misconceptions: no, men don't look for intelligent women! What they want, and most of us know it, is a blue-eyed, blond-haired woman who gains less than her boyfriend or husband, not touching this way his masculine pride (now we know why we don't find Paris attractive). The lat... |
17 March 2008
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I don't know much about human psychology - well, I guess no one knows everything on that topic, either - but there's one thing I never could fully understand and that I always suspected escapes all the written and unwritten laws of normal human behavior (whatever that is). My question would be - how come so... |
13 December 2007
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Men like to make jokes on the stereotype of the dumb blond women. And now, a French team has discovered that men's mental ability plummeted when dealing with blond women, probably as they thought they had a less intelligent interlocutor. The study published in Journal of Experimental Psychology consisted in two... |
20 November 2007
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All blondes are stupid, but really stupid and driving should be forbidden for women, isn't it? Despite the benign appearance, jokes on blondes and women drivers can lead to approving misogynism, as found by a new research led by Western Carolina University psychology professor Thomas E. Ford and to be published ... |
5 November 2007
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What do Nicole Kidman, William Shakespeare, Christopher Columbus and Queen Elizabeth the First have in common? Their red hair.But recently, scientists have warned that redheads are turning increasingly rare and in just one century there will be no natural red haired human on the street. National Geographic magazine h... |
6 September 2007
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In two centuries' time, the suicide blond will no longer exist. Scientists say that in 200 years the mix of races will make natural blond hair become a rarity. Researchers cited by the French publication "Le Monde" say that the number of natural blond people will decrease significantly in the following decades. ... |
17 July 2007
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