 Some people's genes allow them to spot danger: study A new study from the University of British Columbia has found more than half of people are genetically predisposed to spot danger wherever it lurks. "We already knew that people who have this genetic variant are more inclined to have strong emotional memoCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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There is often danger about but only someone who is a tad pessimistic would consider the situation to be dangerous.
Some people are watchdogs, some people are sheep. Nothing new under the sun here.
I can spot a sheep shagger's post anytime.
DANGER DANGER
Some people are watchdogs, some people are sheep. Nothing new under the sun here.
I can spot a sheep shagger's post anytime.
DANGER DANGER
I've never had that particular inclination but given my recently discovered Scottish lineage I'll let slide your comment as a statement of probability!
Some people are watchdogs, some people are sheep. Nothing new under the sun here.
I can spot a sheep shagger's post anytime.
DANGER DANGER
I've never had that particular inclination but given my recently discovered Scottish lineage I'll let slide your comment as a statement of probability!
I'm reminded of the old Barney Miller TV show when Harris, during the "Roots" craze decides to have his genealogy researched. They didn't get him back to Africa but they did get him back to Scotland.