APPARENTLY our reactions to specific body odours can dictate our political preferences.
That's the conclusion drawn by researchers in the Smell Laboratory at Stockholm University, finding that people who are easily disgusted by smelly human fluids like urine and sweat are more likely to vote for authoritarian political leaders.
"Disgust is a basic emotion that helps us survive," said one of the lead researchers on the project Jonas Olofsson.
The research concludes that people with a strong instinct to distance themselves from unpleasant smells also prefer a society where groups of people are kept separate.
The study begs the question though: what sort of person actually enjoys the smell of sweat and urine?
I might prefer a Trump supporter over that weirdo.
Only one out of every 400 deliveries result in identical twins, so you might need to get the calculator out to figure out the odds of this next story.
A set of identical twin sisters are set to wed their respective fiancs in the US state of Virginia, oh, and their husbands are also identical twin brothers so they are holding a joint wedding this summer.
This nuptial might be a tough one to keep track of, better not make this one a joint honeymoon.
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