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> || The evidence regarding the testosterone mythology is rather elemental:
> || testosterone is a hormone found in both sexes and underlies sex drive in
> || both.
> ||
> || M.F.
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> The presence of a chemical doesn't mean it acts in the same way. The "sex
> drive" is no simple process.
>
> We can go on like this with two-liners unless you'd care to elaborate, if
> you have anything to elaborate.
>
> Hakki
>
>
My point is the same as yours: aggressive behavior and sexual behavior are complex. Attributing the character of such behaviors to the relative presence or absence of one or more-than-one chemical (hormone or neurotransmitter, testosterone or serotonine, for example) is not useful. The testosterone mythology to which I referred is this kind of attempt to attribute certain behaviors to the putative presence or absence of a certain chemical. I hope this is clear.
M.F.