Gin drinkers are more likely to be psychopaths, study says
https://www.latimes.com/food/sns-dai...102-story.html
Rethinking your favorite drink order? According to a recent study, people who like gin and tonic are more likely to have psychopathic tendencies than those who enjoy any other cocktail. The study, conducted by a group of psychologists in Austria, surveyed 953 people to investigate potential correlations between food and drink preferences and personality. Study participants were given a long list of foods and drinks and asked to rate them on a scale of one to six based on taste preference. They were then given a personality questionnaire designed to evaluate their emotional stability “Machiavellianism,” aggression, and “tendency towards everyday sadism.” Landing in the category of “everyday sadist” is no accident. One of the questions, for example, asked whether the respondent enjoyed “tormenting people.” Hard to deny the aggression there. Overall, people who enjoyed bitter foods and drinks possessed more “malevolent” personality traits. Gin drinkers scored higher on these frightening traits across the board. The same was true for black coffee, another bitter yet sophisticated drink of choice. Tonic water and dark chocolate were two other psychopath favorites. Study authors struggled to find a reason for the correlation, but posited that eating bitter-tasting foods could be “compared to a roller-coaster ride where people enjoy things that induce fear.” https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Darpj3dVQAAYLWF.jpg |
I'll kill the SOB that did that study!
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Can't stand Gin, but the only way I drink coffee is black. Any other way ruins it.:yesnod:
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I stopped drinking gin when I recognized I got into fights a lot when I drank it.
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My friend says gin gets him nuts too.....sister and I are fine with it....I wonder why some people get crazy with it ?
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Never really cared for gin. :shrug:
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My dad and uncle had the same issues. Drink whiskey they were fine. No matter how much. Get two or three gin and tonics in them people got hurt. |
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There's really nothing you can cut it with that kills that gin taste sufficiently. |
I do like Gin even though I don't drink it or any hard liquor anymore. The only martini for me is gin.
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Bunch of psychos in here.
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In all cases, stir gin with ice in a chilled glass or pitcher for 45 seconds to a minute.
Don't shake despite what Bond always ordered. Pour a bit of Vermouth in a chilled glass, swirl is around coating the glass then pour it out. Strain the gin into the glass and add a twist or olive. Use Turkish olives if you dare. Seriously, if you don't care for gin, try a Hendricks, Botanist or other non London Dry Gin martini. There's a huge difference in gins and the cheap stuff is awful unless you're making Salty Dogs or something. Attachment 32394 Attachment 32393 or Hendrick's and Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic. or Fiery Turkish Olives and Bombay Sapphire Attachment 32395 |
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My go to drink....
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Was introduced to Hendricks on a cruise and like it a lot. Heard about The Botanist and like it very much too. I tried the Hendricks Midsummer Solstice and liked it a lot as well. Nealy picked up Hendricks Orbium the other day but grabbed the regular instead. Orbium has wormwood and quinine. Sounded like a very strong G&T. :cheers: |
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