[quote]FutureKing wrote:
Also i read that if your ring finger is bigger than your 2nd finger then you have a higher rate of testosterone in your body.[/quote]
From what I remember, the cause was a high dose of testosterone while you were in the womb, the prenatal stage.
[quote]ab_power wrote:
FutureKing wrote:
Also i read that if your ring finger is bigger than your 2nd finger then you have a higher rate of testosterone in your body.
From what I remember, the cause was a high dose of testosterone while you were in the womb, the prenatal stage. [/quote]
This is correct, it’s only developmental exposure, there’s no correlation with the amount of testosterone you are producing right now, because I would be in trouble if there were a direct correlation.
[quote]Yo Momma wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
NateOrade wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
good thing testosterone has nothing to do with the brain.
Oh really?
more or less. its endocrenic and of course theres a connection to the brain but the process of it being created and how much you create really isnt influenced by the brain.
You need to go back to Endocrinology 101, just to get your facts straight.
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so drop some science on me then.
[quote]meangenes wrote:
0.
Said I liked masculine features in women.
Doesn’t the strong jawline represent a healthy immune system?[/quote]
no it just means you like dudes lol
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Yo Momma wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
NateOrade wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
good thing testosterone has nothing to do with the brain.
Oh really?
more or less. its endocrenic and of course theres a connection to the brain but the process of it being created and how much you create really isnt influenced by the brain.
You need to go back to Endocrinology 101, just to get your facts straight.
so drop some science on me then.[/quote]
From SFU, pertaining to this gender test:
I scored 0.
I was also displeased that the people in the faces test were fuck-all ugly and that I could only summon 18 words in that last bit. Thankfully, 18 was well above average, which saved my ego. Did everyone else come up with all the words in the first ten seconds, then completely blank? I thought that was interesting.
I seem to prefer feminine faces, which makes sense, as I was constantly thinking, ‘It’s the same girl, but one looks like a dude…strange.’
[quote]ahzaz wrote:
50 towards male[/quote]
Same as me. I owned at the visual stuff.
[quote]EmilyQ wrote:
I’m about -25, just to the female side of center. I rocked the 3D shapes test (I love those things), which probably skewed my score.
Oddly, I didn’t score as well as most women on the words test. But I wasn’t sure what they were asking about “grey.” “Associated with grey”? WTF? That’s a very vague question. But then I got the same number of happy synonyms, and I was perfectly clear on that one, so I dunno. I may start making my posts brief and manly. Now that I know that’s how I roll.
I was pleased with my high empathic scores (eyes and emotions). Since I do that for a living. Although I suppose it doesn’t matter much, since the test asked me “Are you an engineer or do you have a science background? People with these skills [3D shapes] tend to score in this range.” So I could always do that instead. Because what science lab wouldn’t want someone with my extraordinary shapes skills? lol [/quote]
This post wasn’t wordy at all.
What’s the purpose of that test?
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
What’s the purpose of that test?[/quote]
There is none. It’s basically for people who are bored and want to find out a little more about themselves. Or are just still really bored.
[quote]Regular Gonzalez wrote:
I wonder if any heterosexual guys will admit to preferring more masculine faces. [/quote]
I am man enough to admit it. I found that part of the test to be essentially a choice between the lesser of two evils. Those chicks were good arguments for requiring burkas. A real test would have had me choose between 1) a blonde with long legs, nice ass and perky A-cuppers and 2) a petite spinner of a brunette with nice hips and a set of double Ds.
For the record, I scored an even zero.
[quote]Yo Momma wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Yo Momma wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
NateOrade wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
good thing testosterone has nothing to do with the brain.
Oh really?
more or less. its endocrenic and of course theres a connection to the brain but the process of it being created and how much you create really isnt influenced by the brain.
You need to go back to Endocrinology 101, just to get your facts straight.
so drop some science on me then.
From SFU, pertaining to this gender test:
http://www.sfu.ca/~dkimura/articles/NEL.htm
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what gender is more likely to not read something because its way too long?
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Yo Momma wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
Yo Momma wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
NateOrade wrote:
LiveFromThe781 wrote:
good thing testosterone has nothing to do with the brain.
Oh really?
more or less. its endocrenic and of course theres a connection to the brain but the process of it being created and how much you create really isnt influenced by the brain.
You need to go back to Endocrinology 101, just to get your facts straight.
so drop some science on me then.
From SFU, pertaining to this gender test:
http://www.sfu.ca/~dkimura/articles/NEL.htm
what gender is more likely to not read something because its way too long?[/quote]
LOL
50 towards male. lol. I’m hungry and distracted, this must have skewed my results. :-p
plus 50 on the male side.
I scored a 50 right on the nose, which I guess makes me average for a dude. BTW, I fucking NAILED the shapes one. 12 out of 12, beyotches. What now, muthafuckas?
[quote]LiftSmart wrote:
I might have missed it.
What did the facial preference entail?[/quote]
it showed you two pictures of the same person and asked you to pick one, they said they were different but I dont believe them.