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Sapolsky, R. M. (2017). Behave: the biology of humans at our best and worst. New York, New York, Penguin Press.

Brannon, S.M., Carr, S., Jin, E.S. et al. Exogenous testosterone increases sensitivity to moral norms in moral dilemma judgements. Nat Hum Behav 3, 856–866 (2019). doi.org/10.1038/s41562-019-0641-3

A.F. Dixson, J. Herbert,
Testosterone, aggressive behavior and dominance rank in captive adult male talapoin monkeys (miopithecus talapoin), Physiology & Behavior, Volume 18, Issue 3,1977

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Testosterone, aggressive behavior and dominance rank in captive adult male talapoin monkeys (miopithecus talapoin), Physiology & Behavior, Volume 18, Issue 3, 1977
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@Sisyphus55

1 year ago

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@CMZneu

1 year ago

So basically testosterone acts like a motivator, making you want to play the game, whatever that may be at a given time.

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@pointedmammal29

1 year ago

Pro tip, sleep improves everything in your life including testosterone, make sure you all get enough

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@sandrost4243

1 year ago

The best way I ever heard it summarized: "Testosterone makes effort feel good." That lines up with my own experience. I was at the very bottom of the range at one time, stress, crappy diet, terrible relationship, lack of sleep, etc. over the course of 5 years of correcting all of these things, regular bloodwork, addressing my insulin resistance and bringing up mineral deficiencies, I raised it almost 600 points. The difference in my life was night and day.

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@ReikiTora

1 year ago

They did a study with Mongolian gerbils that increased their testosterone, the gerbils just cuddled more. Study conducted by neuroscientists at Emory University.

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@tiramisucocolands7952

1 year ago

Can you do an episode on estrogen and the concept of femininity too? I think it would be really interesting to see the myths surrounding femininity too.

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@wordsayer19

1 year ago

"The problem is the frequency with which we reward aggression." Such a good wrap-up line! Too often we are willing to turn a blind eye to undesirable tactics and methods as long as the people using them are on "our side" of an issue. But in doing so, we are not only rewarding those bad behaviors, but encouraging the "other side" to use the same tactics in order to "win". This turns into a feedback loop that sends our society into a downward spiral of ferocity and chaos.

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@5hydroxyT

1 year ago

once again we find that reducing human behaviour to a purely chemical phenomenon is naively simplistic and potentially harmful

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@CallOfDutySniperzzz

1 year ago

Testosteron reinforces existing behavioural patterns. Very informative

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@bossgman96

1 year ago

As someone who has experimented with PEDs, testosterone really just heightens whatever qualities you normally have. If you already have a little confidence, you’ll have more confidence. If you’re a little aggressive, you’ll be more aggressive. You’ll have a higher drive to succeed, but something I’ve noticed for myself is a strong drop in empathy. I’m already kind of a shithead and test kind of extrapolates that.

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@JREG

1 year ago

SISSYphus55 once again tries to horde all the poon for himself by convincing you testosterone isn’t important while he sells you male skincare. Don’t fall for it!!

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@nerd26373

1 year ago

The animation may be unconventional, however we find this informative in more ways than one. We would look forward to more content similar to this on this channel. May God bless you all.

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@Xibyth

1 year ago

You know what hormone does correlate strongly with aggression, cortisol. Increased cortisol levels are detected in all hyper aggressive individuals be they male or female, when combined with high volitility social groups it nearly always leads to increased aggression.

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@theoheinrich529

1 year ago

i love sisyphus55 and their deconstruction of the assumptions made and proliferated in the manosphere

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@lui7135

1 year ago

I'm pretty chill but ever since working out I feel all the testosterone side effects and im still the same but being angry feels more intense but I also feel happier in general it amplifies whats already there

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@Jskid666

1 year ago

Sapolsky is one of my favorite non-fiction writers. He can effortlessly sum up complex topics while keeping the reader entertained and intrigued without losing the quality and specificity of the information. A genuine Biology rockstar.

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@SarcasticDespot

1 year ago

Honestly one of the most interesting videos I've seen on testosterone and aggression. It just reinforces the idea for me that the way we socialise boys is really flawed and leads to most of the bad outcomes we see. A lot of guys around me were socialised to "Never take any disrespect" and you can see that on nights out where a little faux pas from a stranger turns into a fight. Fragile egos + the male tendency to fight to preserve status is dangerous as fuck I'm not even safe from it, when someone steps to me the idea of being seen as a pussy fills my mind and I cant stand it. Luckily I like having money and employment more than fighting people.

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@ZelphTheWebmancer

1 year ago

It would be great if you did a video like this for dopamine. Self help is filled to the brim with "dopamine detox" stuff and most don't seem to truly understand what dopamine does and how it has a complex functionally in the brain. It isn't just the "feel good juice".

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@nosiidda501

1 year ago

2:40 Vasopressin is more responsible for aggression than testosterone is in animals, this goes for people, too, along with the social factors you've laid out in this video. Good video, informing as always.

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@Manticorn

1 year ago

When depressed, your mind will cling to what normally may make you depressed, and indicate that as the cause. Hormones of any kind do seem like an amplifier of how ever your cognition already functioned. Since starting testosterone treatment, I seriously struggle to think of any way it's affected my mind, and it's been at least two years since. I can't even say with any confidence if my sex drive has changed. For whatever that anecdote may be worth, even if it's just interesting.

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