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WATCH: Data scientist explains why you are more likely to be intelligent if you like curly fries

Do you like curly fries? If you do, you are more likely to be intelligent. That is according to author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, who writes for the New York Times and is a former Google data scientist. He also wrote a book entitled “Everybody Lies.”

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In this video posted by Business Insider, he explains how employers could use some of the random correlations that are found (such as liking curly fries on Facebook) when making hires.

A new study by us finds that by watching that video, you are more likely to begin craving curly fries.

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