This Is What Happens When You Wear Your Genes To The Gym. Not That You Have A Choice.

Ever feel like you’ve been brainwashed by too many images of impossibly good-looking people? This parody TV commercial has a one-word science answer for why it’s so hard to look the way you may think you’re supposed to look. And that’s fine because we’re so interestingly different. How about we just try to be the…

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Jun 25, 2014

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