Testosterone parties: the latest Silicon Valley fad
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>Testosterone might encourage fair behavior. For one study, subjects took part in a behavioral experiment where the distribution of a real amount of money was decided. The rules allowed both fair and unfair offers. The negotiating partner could subsequently accept or decline the offer. The fairer the offer, the less probable a refusal by the negotiating partner. If no agreement was reached, neither party earned anything. Test subjects with an artificially enhanced testosterone level generally made better, fairer offers than those who received placebos, thus reducing the risk of a rejection of their offer to a minimum. Two later studies have empirically confirmed these results.[102][103][104] However men with high testosterone were significantly 27% less generous in an ultimatum game.[105]
It actually is for (most) mammals, so I don't understand why this must be a far-right sentiment. "toxic masculinity" aside, one of testosterone's effects is to grow muscle.
Right is explained with nurture, then biological facts have more weight in their explanations.
Left is explained with culture, then cultural facts have more weight.
Anti-femenism, anti-gay, racism, competitiveness... all are explained with biological facts.
If you are making the distinction of "biology" vs. "sociology" then the biological side is commonly referred to as "nature."