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In 2030, what will consensus say is the primary cause of the decline in testosterone levels over the past few decades?

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still no consensus

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there was no decline after all

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Exposure to glyphosate residue

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increase in body fat

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A less violent society reduces testosterone levels

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A less violent society reduces testosterone levels

bought Ṁ10 A less violent socie... NO

Obviously the causality could go the other way, but I'm thinking of claims that being in prison increases testosterone levels.

I don't know that I'm wedded to my answer but I figure it should be on the board, given current scholarship.

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