Bloody hell, shit, bugger… there, I said it. You’ve probably been told that swearing reflects a poor vocabulary or bad manners. But that assumption doesn’t really hold up.

Several studies suggest that people who use more profanity don’t just score higher on IQ tests, they also tend to have a broader vocabulary overall.

So why would swearing be linked to intelligence? And can being rude actually be good for your health? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions!

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