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Biological curiosity...

ItsNotGonnaBeAlright

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Random thought for the day.......got it while building 27 "E"'s for a few hospital signs today. For future reference, repetition makes me think of weird poo.

Anyway, here's my question: has it ever been tested to see if there is a correlation between human pherhormone inhaled by a pregnant mother and the desire to breed or kill in newborns? Or am I just nuts?

Thought someone on here might know.

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Pregnant mother breathes in too much evidence of a dense population = kid born predisposed to kill other people.

Pregnant mother breathes in too little evidence of a dense population = kid born predisposed to have a large family.

That would be awesome, but I doubt it's the case.

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