Jason Wachob
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first heard Jan 2026
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Now the research measured the men's testosterone levels before and after each drive.
But here's the key detail: some of the drives happened in public, driving through busy streets.
Stopping at an intersection surrounded by pedestrians and other drivers.
And some of the drives happened alone, on empty roads where no one was watching.
So what did they find?
When men drove the Porsche in public where other people could see them, their testosterone level spiked.
Not a little, a measurable, significant increase.
But when they drove the Camry, uh, testosterone didn't just stay the same.
In some cases it actually dropped.
Now if you're thinking, okay, maybe it's just the thrill of driving a fast car, hold on, because here's where it gets really interesting.
When the same men drove the Porsche alone on empty roads with no audience, testosterone didn't change much at all.
It wasn't the car itself.
It wasn't the speed or the handling or the engine rumble.
It was the social context.
It was being seen.
So, what is going on here?
Why would driving a flashy sports car in public trigger a hormonal response?
The answer is rooted in evolutionary biology.
Testosterone is deeply tied to dominance, competition, status, and let's be real, reproduction.
For thousands of years, signaling power and resources was how men attracted mates and established their
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