Professor Allan Mazur, an engineer and sociologist, has been a professor in Syracuse University’s Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs since 1971. A fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, he is the author or coauthor of seven books and more than 150 scholarly articles, mostly on topics in biosociology, technology and environment.
He is well versed in the influence of testosterone in male dominance and it's contribution to dating and societal success in general. He has published a good number of juicy blackpills that are scientifically rigorous and well cited by the social/behavioural science community. A list of all his scholarly articles can be found in --
THE BLACKPILL GOLDMINE
Some selected papers that might be very useful for blackpill theorists:
Very potent blackpills:
Due to the time constraints, I could not give details on these papers. However, interested readers can go through them and produce some lethal blackpills for the incel community.
One problem you might face is that you don't have access to those papers from the publisher's site without pay, but I can access them through my university account, if any of you need the original article feel free to PM me with the link. I could not attach the original papers (pdf files) for obvious copyright reasons.
He is well versed in the influence of testosterone in male dominance and it's contribution to dating and societal success in general. He has published a good number of juicy blackpills that are scientifically rigorous and well cited by the social/behavioural science community. A list of all his scholarly articles can be found in --
THE BLACKPILL GOLDMINE
Some selected papers that might be very useful for blackpill theorists:
Very potent blackpills:
- Testosterone, and winning and losing in human competition
- Testosterone and dominance in men
- Testosterone, status, and mood in human males
- Testosterone and Chess Competition
- Marriage, Divorce and Male Testosterone
- Facial Dominance of West Point Cadets as a Predictor of Later Military Rank
- Facial dominance in Homo sapiens as honest signaling of male quality
- Evidence of unconstrained directional selection for male tallness
- Facial Gestures Which Influence the Perception of Status
- Dominant looking male teenagers copulate earlier
- Effects of Testosterone on Status in Primate Groups
- Reproductive Constraints on Dominance Competition in Male Homo Sapiens
- U.S. trends in feminine beauty and overadaptation
- Testosterone of young husbands rises with children in the home
- Sex difference in testosterone response to a video game contest
Due to the time constraints, I could not give details on these papers. However, interested readers can go through them and produce some lethal blackpills for the incel community.
One problem you might face is that you don't have access to those papers from the publisher's site without pay, but I can access them through my university account, if any of you need the original article feel free to PM me with the link. I could not attach the original papers (pdf files) for obvious copyright reasons.
