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Q.  “Baby face, you’ve got the cutest little baby face,” the song goes.  New science reveals that the power of cuteness goes way beyond babies and parents.  How so? A.  Cuteness–associated with a large head, large eyes and a small nose–was once thought to trigger a hardwired, primarily maternal, car

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Last updated on May 03, 23

Posted on Dec 26, 19

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Bill & Rich Sones

Bill is a journalist, Rich holds a doctorate in physics. Together the brothers bring you "Strange But True". This column ceased publishing in 2019.

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