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Sunday's Silly Science Roundup

Category: Silly Science
Posted on: August 6, 2006 10:30 PM, by Neurontic

A new Neurontic feature, Sunday's Silly Science Roundup showcases scientific findings that make you go "duh."

After spending a great deal of time and money, a group of researchers at University College London are willing to go out on a limb and say "Irrational Decisions are Based on Emotion."

Hellbent on convincing the two remaining skeptics in the developed world, scientists from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute conducted a long-term study proving that "TV Watching Lowers Physical Activity."

This just in from the great minds at the Montreal Neurological Institute: "Anticipation Heightens Smoker's Desire." Man! Next they'll be telling us that dieting makes you crave fatty foods.

Did I miss your favorite? Send it to orlivan [at] gmail.com.

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