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The smaller the better: Size of a man's testicles is linked to his
Men with larger testes are much less likely to display good parenting skills
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>Although the study found a link between parenting and testes volume in 53 of the men who had agreed to have their testes measured, the association was not absolute, with some men bucking the trend, Dr Rilling said.
translation: there was no link whatsoever, but they wouldn't get published otherwise so they massaged the numbers until it kind of sort looked like there was an association.
its a funny study cmon bro
btw 53 is way bigger sample size then the 3 siblings mike mew uses as proof for his theories