Yeah, I love it when some two-bit mouse study is blown up by people who obviously don't have an agenda as though it supplies some universal truth about human behavior.<p><a href="http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2010/06/are_certain_behaviors--_and_jo.html" rel="nofollow">http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2010/06/are_certain_behaviors...</a><p>><i>I'm telling you this not because I care about finger lengths, but because you are being corrupted.</i><p>><i>The article doesn't even have to spell it out for you: they just have to write "there's a relationship to testosterone " and we'll make the cultural/social value judgments ourselves. But they leave nothing to chance; thus Time Magazine.</i><p>><i>That's not an unfortunate, unexpected by product of science-- it is the very point of it. In order for you to obtain this knowledge, you have to lose some other knowledge of equivalent value.</i><p>><i>Once it's happened, once you've allowed this into your brain, there is no escape, ever, any more than there is an escape from oil. No matter what else they discover, you will always have the suspicion that trading-- and lesbianism and risk taking and hand eye coordination-- are masculine traits.</i>