Pictured: Outlier (155 IQ, 1650 testosterone ng/dl) carries control (110 IQ, 800 testosterone ng/dl).
Submitted as comment to “What must his life be like?” in Funny@sh.itjust.works, and felt that it justified a whole meme to tie it together.
Pictured: Outlier (155 IQ, 1650 testosterone ng/dl) carries control (110 IQ, 800 testosterone ng/dl).
Submitted as comment to “What must his life be like?” in Funny@sh.itjust.works, and felt that it justified a whole meme to tie it together.
I can’t find a study that produced that result. Also a reverse image search only finds hits on meme sites and social media. Pressing X für doubt.
A subset of the data seems to be readily available, if someone (with high or low T?) wants to swoop in and make us all a bit wiser:
https://dataverse.unc.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi%3A10.15139%2FS3%2FZYRZ5J
My bet is that it’s paywalled like a lot of academic studies. It’s likely out there, but best of luck to you nailing it down, I’ve been having a Hell of a time turning up worthwhile results with search engines for quite a while.
Isn’t the title of the study on the graph?
Yes, you might be surprised at how few meaningful results can be gleaned even when using exact titles in search queries. I’m not even talking about the ad results that appear at the top of the page now, even Google sometimes entirely fails to provide the desired results.
Haha I believe it. The internet was supposed to make sharing information easier. Womp
Trying to get shit done on the 'net with a 56K modem circa 1995 vs. trying to get shit done one the 'net but everything has been purposely turned into garbage that generates ad revenue even if you pay for it circa 2025.
It may be a figure that someone produced independently from the publicly available data sets: https://addhealth.cpc.unc.edu/data/#public-use