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Evolution Explains Why Lolcats Control Your Mind

io9.com — If you're distracted by lolcats at work all day, new evidence from evolutionary biology suggests it's not your fault. A study from Yale explains that human visual attention evolved to track images of animals -- and lolcat images awaken our buried evolutionary impulses.

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