Women have a single brain cell

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stingman123 replied

29 October 2008, 08:26
And thats news?
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TimberWolf replied

29 October 2008, 08:24
Good old Daily Mail, start with a headline and refute it later in the article. We should do that more here, as it's quite funny.
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DimPrawn started a topic Women have a single brain cell

29 October 2008, 08:14
Women have a single brain cell

devoted to Jeniffer Aniston

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...mans-head.html

It is a discovery that could explain the enduring appeal of Friends. Scientists have found brain cells devoted to Jennifer Aniston.

Fans of the actress, who played socialite Rachel Green in the Channel 4 sit-com, are likely to have at least one brain cell that springs into action each time they see a picture of her, research suggests.

The Daily Mail. Who needs New Scientist when you have quality science coverage like this?
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