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The Times and The Sunday Times on Instagram: "Clever men have long had a reputation for being good with abstract problems and poor with romantic feelings. From Sherlock Holmes to Sheldon Cooper in The Big Bang Theory, popular culture is fond of males who can crack cases or solve equations yet come unstuck when faced with matters of the heart.⁠ ⁠ Researchers at Oakland University have now invited a rethink. They analysed the attitudes and abilities of 202 heterosexual men, all of whom had been in