10 Ways Beer is Like The Force |
May The 4th Be With You
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Brandon M. Gallagher Watson on May 1, 2014 in
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3) Both may have a biological basis
Sure, you thought the introduction of midi-chlorians in Episode I was a little forced, and frankly, unnecessary. We all did. Yet it does serves to explain away why some can access the Force while others cannot. On the alcohol side, researchers are on the hunt for the gene that explains why some drinkers develop a disorder and others do not. Currently, most of the genetics research focuses on the Dark Side of the Beer Force, that your family’s drinking problem is genetically linked to your drinking problem. There may someday be discovered a gene that links your dad’s healthy love of malty hops to that of your own.
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