So this is a headline of the day and a WTF?! all rolled up in one confusing post just for you. A study was conducted whose conclusion was that clean people are less judgmental [1] than dirty/unwashed people. How did these researchers come up with their conclusion? They had two controlled groups — one clean, one dirty — and had them make judgments on a series of moral dilemmas. They found that the more unwashed the person, the harsher their judgment. What I'd like researched is how the researchers came up with these moral dilemmas. I think you know which one I'm taking issue with . . . (Click here [2] if you're intrigued and want to know more.)