The NYT pulled out a great quote for its quotation of the day:
"A dad with lower testosterone is maybe a little more sensitive to cues from his child, and maybe he's a little less sensitive to cues from a woman he meets at a restaurant." -- PETER GRAY, an anthropologist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on a study finding that fatherhood decreases testosterone levels.
I would have loved to be in THAT editorial meeting. I must pass on to Tom Jolly that a NYT story about testosterone ends up in a Harvard thread about nutgrafs!
au contraire! Testosterone leads to fatherhood. ;)
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The NYT pulled out a great quote for its quotation of the day:
ReplyDelete"A dad with lower testosterone is maybe a little more sensitive to cues from his child, and maybe he's a little less sensitive to cues from a woman he meets at a restaurant." -- PETER GRAY, an anthropologist at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, on a study finding that fatherhood decreases testosterone levels.
I would have loved to be in THAT editorial meeting. I must pass on to Tom Jolly that a NYT story about testosterone ends up in a Harvard thread about nutgrafs!