Stanford professor and renowned neuroscientist Dr. Robert Sapolsky delivered a fascinating lecture on the nuanced role of testosterone. He clarified that testosterone doesn’t create aggression—it amplifies what’s already within you. If you’re naturally kind and cooperative, testosterone can enhance those traits, making you even more generous. If you’re confident and assertive, it boosts your self-assurance. However, if you’re predisposed to aggression or dominance, testosterone intensifies those

Stanford professor and renowned neuroscientist Dr. Robert Sapolsky explained this concept in a compelling lecture at Stanford University. Testosterone doesn’t create aggression—it amplifies what’s already within you. If you’re kind and collaborative, it can make you even more generous. If you’re naturally assertive, it heightens your confidence. But if you’re aggressive or domineering, it can intensify those tendencies. Dr. Sapolsky illustrated that testosterone works as a social mirror, magnify