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Crazy human facts science still can't explain - Page 10 of 20 - Kiwi Report

Crazy human facts science still can't explain


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[post_page_title]Men with a relatively long ring finger scored higher on their math SAT[/post_page_title]
Men with longer ring fingers relative to their index fingers had higher math scores on the SAT, according to a 2007 study from the University of Bath. Finger ratios did not predict math scores for women, however. Instead, they were correlated with higher SAT verbal scores. The reason for this connection is still a mystery. Experts predict that hormone levels that affect the growth of fingers in the womb may also play a role in brain development, but the way that this hormone affects finger growth is not clear.

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