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This is what makes me wonder, generally...

I often spend my free time pondering things that would make interesting scientific theses.
I've recently been wondering a lot to do with genetics, such as the level of effect that slavers had on the African-American and black-Caribbean populations, in terms of their physical attributes. You can really tell I'm a scientist, can't you?

More scientific still is whether the "real" reason for the autism/MMR thing is due to a genetic predisposition, or some other unconsidered factor. I have a whole pHD proposition in my head for this, and EVERYTHING.


I don't know why I think about this stuff, I guess I just find it more worthwhile than football. If anyone here is a pHD scientist or knows if there's any scientific research on these points, please point me to it.

Next up...Religion?

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Interesting stuff. If you get to the bottom of those questions then I've got another mystery which has perplexed me for ages... an urban myth states that donkeys kill more people then plane crashes each year. Do you reckon there is any substance in this claim? One day soon i'll discover the truth...
Written by Ben Norman - Tue, 01 Jan 2008

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