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People with evolutionary novel lifestyles and values tend to be more intelligent than average.<ref>https://phys.org/news/2010-02-intelligent-people-unnatural-values-human.html</ref> So people that others consider to be cool tend to be more intelligent. Women can engage in cool behavior and be dangerous from an objective standpoint, such as a female combat soldier in the United States Army, however their faces hardly advertise danger at all. So women and [[Cutecel|men that resemble women]], cannot be universally considered cool. | People with evolutionary novel lifestyles and values tend to be more intelligent than average.<ref>https://phys.org/news/2010-02-intelligent-people-unnatural-values-human.html</ref> So people that others consider to be cool tend to be more intelligent. Women can engage in cool behavior and be dangerous from an objective standpoint, such as a female combat soldier in the United States Army, however their faces hardly advertise danger at all. So women and [[Cutecel|men that resemble women]], cannot be universally considered cool. | ||
== Examples of cool behavior == | == Examples of cool behavior == | ||