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FINALLY, WE HAVE answers. Ever feel convinced that you possess some sort of lazy gene? Always scroll through your Facebook feed from bed while tutting at photos of friends climbing mountains or cycling 10 miles of a Sunday morning?
Movement is just such effort.
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Well, blame your parents. Asap Science explains that science is pointing towards an ACTUAL lazy gene that can explain why some people crave relaxation more than those who thrive on physical activity.
Friday 15 November, 2024
Friday 15 November, 2024
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Finally, here's an explanation as to why you're so lazy
FINALLY, WE HAVE answers. Ever feel convinced that you possess some sort of lazy gene? Always scroll through your Facebook feed from bed while tutting at photos of friends climbing mountains or cycling 10 miles of a Sunday morning?
Movement is just such effort.
Well, blame your parents. Asap Science explains that science is pointing towards an ACTUAL lazy gene that can explain why some people crave relaxation more than those who thrive on physical activity.
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