An Italian woman has started a blog coupling bare breasts with factual signs, telling The Local the nude photos can help promote scientific achievement.
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'Boobs for Science' blog - known in Italy as Tette per la Scienza - claims 'where reason fails, boobs have a chance'
Blog asks women to expose their breasts or cleavage alongside a comment about important scientific developments
Creator Lara Tait, 30, says blog - now featuring men - allows women to put their body 'to the service of science'
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Italians post breast selfies 'for science'
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Really? Perhaps you should start a "blog" for all the junk you post, personally, I come on this site for useful Volvo info, yes this site has a "whatever" Non-car talk heading, but I really don't think that it is for posting crap about an Italian woman's breasts...? Give your head a shake...... 
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Really? A number of those videos are "Vimeo Staff Picks," or staff picks on "35 MM - A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES!"Fogducker wrote:...start a "blog" for all the junk you post...
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