Disagreeing Requires Strength

There is a glaring focus on regulating nicotine products while the significant issue of fentanyl, which claims 100,000 lives annually, remains neglected. This inconsistency highlights possible underlying societal motivations. The relationship between testosterone levels and the propensity to disagree suggests a historical context where disagreement often led to conflict. Those with higher testosterone are more likely to challenge dominant ideas, as the ability to defend one's position was crucial for survival in earlier societies. Individuals lacking the physical or social capacity to dispute prevailing views may choose compliance over confrontation.