“These findings help explain why swearing is so commonplace,” said Stephens. “Swearing is literally a calorie-neutral, drug-free, low-cost, readily available tool at our disposal for when we need a boost in performance.” The team next plans to explore the influence of swearing on public speaking and romantic behaviors, since these are situations where most people are more hesitant and less confident in themselves, and hence more likely to hold back.
Kami - 13hr
Fuck!
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Una - 12hr
So that is why swearing is considered sin, big Vatican doesn't want us to reach our strongest potential.
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Grandwolf319 @sh.itjust.works - 12hr
Edgy teenagers were onto something
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sylver_dragon - 12hr
Well, here's my TIL:
Fun fact: the earliest known appearance of the F-word in the English language is “Roger F$#%-by-the-Navel” who appears in some court records from 1310-11.
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Does swearing make you stronger? Science says yes.
https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/12/does-swearing-make-you-stronger-science-says-yes/Fuck!
So that is why swearing is considered sin, big Vatican doesn't want us to reach our strongest potential.
Edgy teenagers were onto something
Well, here's my TIL:
Fun fact: the earliest known appearance of the F-word in the English language is “Roger F$#%-by-the-Navel” who appears in some court records from 1310-11.
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