Male and Female Weapons
Chris and David discuss how men and women have evolved different strategies for intrasexual competition, highlighting the physical attributes and social tactics that each gender employs. They explore the importance of understanding and manipulating social dynamics, as well as the risks involved in provoking retaliation.In this clip
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