Those nosy scientists in a lab, somewhere, have been pondering your brain again. Well, maybe not your brain specifically, but brains in general as they process matters involving sexual stimuli. What they have discovered is as interesting as it is surprising!
These science boffins reckon that blokes can have a woman’s brain. Now, this doesn’t mean that you think about lipstick, cooking and knitting in the most chauvinist sort of ways. In fact their studies also show the flip side is that women, they say, can have a bloke’s brain too! Does this mean they scratch their bits when they wake up? The research is now being turned into a BBC1 television series for your amusement and as a way to show these new insights to the masses.
Using a series of visual challenges and questions from the BBC1 television series “Secrets of the Sexes” and a simple sex test you can take right now online, the results being gathered may give an important glimpse into the many ways men and women think differently, while highlighting areas of agreement among all genders.
You’ll get your own brain profile as you find out if you think like a foxy lady or a football loving geezer. See if you can simply look in someone’s eyes and know what they are thinking about. You’ll also learn why the scientists are interested in how long your fingers are among other strange corollaries!
The test is really quick and easy to do. It’s also free and helps scientists unravel the sexual mysteries of the human mind. You get to match objects testing your spatial awareness, remember where objects are and so on. Email it round the office and see who is the manliest man or the girliest man just for laughs. Alternatively if there is a very manly girl, maybe you can challenge them to an arm wrestle or a fist fight as a way to break the ice!
The important thing to remember is that we are all different. Some people are more masculine and some and more feminine. It’s all to do with hormones and genetics. Go and take the test and find out how butch your brain is, then post your results in the comments if it’s a score you’d like to share. Also, do you agree with the testing principles or think it’s all a load of old gash? Let us know.