Nicholas Rule's study, published in last month's Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, involved the researcher getting 15 undergrads, showing them pictures of men, and asking them they thought said men were gays.
The study showed that the students correctly identified gays 60% of the time. So, just a bit more than half the time.
So, there you have it! Proof!
You know if someone's gay because they look gay, apart from when they're not, and you can tell if someone isn't gay when they look straight, apart from when they're not.
Even Though NBC edited out the fact that he was the only openly gay man at the olympics… from pinknews:
US television network NBC censored the sexuality of Olympic gold medal diver, Matthew Mitcham it has been claimed.
After pulling off a last minute victory against the Chinese in the 10m dive, Mr Mitcham, while hugging his mother and his partner, he told reporters: "I want to thank absolutely everyone who helped; my partner Lachlan and my mum [Vivienne] here to support me and watch me get gold, because it was so important to have those two people here with me.
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