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Welcome to the second episode of a special series of the PropG pod.

As a reminder, we're covering all things masculinity over the next few weeks on office hours, or

as I like to say, ugh, that'd be funnier.

Anyway, something we've been wanting to learn more about is the physiological and biological

differences between men and women, specifically the role of testosterone.

How it happens to me when I shoot ADCCs into my ass every week, little storm in the gym,

little hornier, which means not that strong and not that horny quite frankly, but still,

still trying to hold on to those last messages of youth because I'm a narcissist, and,

now let's just end it there.

Anyways, we've sought out Dr. Robert Sapolsky, who is a critically acclaimed author and

professor of biology, neurology, and neurosurgery at Stanford University.

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