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To: Dealer who wrote (4069)	9/27/2000 7:37:13 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 65232

Re Should have been Not Yet Maybe I'll start a food fight Hows this for starters Anybody out there fit this description...? Hands Up if your answer is YES (929 and counting) Bulky Head, Brawny Brain Study: Big Head Linked to High IQ L O N D O N, Sept. 26 — New research shows that being a fat-head may not be so bad after all. Britain’s Independent newspaper reported today that researchers from the University of Western Ontario had found that people with big and in particular wide heads tended to be more intelligent. “A larger head size indicates greater intelligence,” the team of psychologists said in the Personality and Individual Differences journal. They measured pairs of brothers aged between 20 and 35, noting the dimensions of their heads and then putting them through a series of intelligence and cognition tests. Although it is generally accepted that people with larger brains can be more intelligent, the role of the head size itself has been less well studied. But if the fat-headed feel big-headed after the findings, the news appears to be less good for the pointy-headed. “Oddly, head height was negatively correlated with IQ,” the Independent said.