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Monday, January 2, 2006

Sexx Laws: Poets do it more (?)

Happy New Year!

Pablo Picasso, Lord Byron and Dylan Thomas had more in common than simple creativity. They also had active sex lives, which researchers said on Wednesday was no coincidence.

Professional artists and poets have about twice as many partners as other people, British psychologists have found.

Their creativity seems to act like a sexual magnet.
*Sigh* If only this were actually true. Or maybe it specifically excludes physician-poets.

Posted by Garrett at 12:42 PM  

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