(A brief digression from legal, economic and political matters. Also, apologies for a salacious if inaccurate headline.) (Hint: Some big commentary is coming.)
Apparently women who have mates are heavier than their single, lonely counterparts, according to a new study (article link here).
Why is this surprising? Just observe nature. Isn't the spider who catches the fly bigger and healthier -- and much more satisfied -- than the spider who goes hungry?
I wonder how much of a correlation there is between having a mate, and life expectancy.
So it's all men's fault. It's the fault of that darned "Y" chromosome. Henceforth, men are to be declared "evyl" -- that's spelled with a "y" because it's the "evyl" Y chromosome.
Eric Dixon is a practicing attorney in New York and New Jersey and engages in select legal, economic and legislative analysis for clients on a professional, fee-for-service basis. Inquiries of Mr. Dixon may be directed to ericdixonlaw@gmail.com and by phone at 917-696-2442.
So it's all men's fault. It's the fault of that darned "Y" chromosome. Henceforth, men are to be declared "evyl" -- that's spelled with a "y" because it's the "evyl" Y chromosome.
Eric Dixon is a practicing attorney in New York and New Jersey and engages in select legal, economic and legislative analysis for clients on a professional, fee-for-service basis. Inquiries of Mr. Dixon may be directed to ericdixonlaw@gmail.com and by phone at 917-696-2442.
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