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piper5177 t1_j1ebcxz wrote
Reply to comment by snash222 in Narcissistic tendencies moderate the association between testosterone levels and generosity in men by chrisdh79
I’m pretty sure narcissism is a variable trait. Everyone has some narcissism, some very little and some a lot.
piper5177 t1_j1eb2ao wrote
Reply to Narcissistic tendencies moderate the association between testosterone levels and generosity in men by chrisdh79
This makes sense. I could see that this helps social structures by testosterone levels making younger men want to look like a better prospective mate. Narcissistic tendencies are going to make males want to look better, acquire more resources and be more aggressive in pursuing mates. Once mating is accomplished, male testosterone levels drop probably so that they don’t attempt to mate with offspring and be better parents. I wonder if there is a causality in which testosterone levels drop in overpopulated areas, i.e. Japanese men having low testosterone levels and the growing population/age crisis there being caused by the high population density.
I can definitely say that it felt this way in my life. I have two daughters and no sons. My testosterone levels definitely dropped after they were born (I had blood tests taken). I’ve also mellowed considerably while becoming more generous and less vain, as friends and family will attest.
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Reply to comment by geekworking in [LPT] Get a bottle of white lithium grease and shoot some inside door keyholes. This will lubricate the lock and eliminate the need for jiggling the key. Also prevents them from freezing and generally makes it smoother to use. by [deleted]
Another LPT where OP doesn’t know what the fuck they’re talking about. This sub has lost its way. Dry graphite is the best for locks.
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Reply to Companion robots to mitigate loneliness among older adults: "Most participants (68.7%) did not think an Artificial Companion robot would make them feel less lonely and felt somewhat-to-very uncomfortable (69.3%) with the idea of being allowed to believe that an artificial companion is human." by Gueulemer
What a useless study. 65% female, 95% white, 64 year old median age, 70% married, 75% college educated, 62% with pets. The title could easily be, “Old, white, educated, married, cat ladies, who think they are computer literate, are afraid of companion robots.”