Well it is pretty obvious that there is an epidemic of low testosterone in modern society and it looks like this is one of the many causes. The soyboy epidemic is real.

People have placed too much trust in "science". Science is just humans. No matter how you word it, the scientific process is just a tool. People say "science" is responsible for various discoveries, but in reality, smart people building on the work of other smart people are responsible for those discoveries. Science was merely a process used, often discarded as people chose to believe certain assumptions were false despite the supposed "evidence" to the contrary.

Just as with the articles on sitting all day, where people proclaimed their joy at the idea that doing a few stretches will solve their problems, here we have people proclaiming that the best solution to this problem is "supplements". Little pills of synthesized nutrients, with no actual evidence related to their effectiveness.

It is a technocratic dysfunction. People walking down a path to their own destruction based on "progress". A progress to where? To being low in testosterone, depressed, anxious, and lonely.

When it turns out that you need about 20 minutes of sun exposure per day, and your employer doesn't allow you to have that, what then? When it turns out that you can't actually just sit all day and yet your job is a programmer, what then? When you are 40 and it turns out you couldn't "make your life better", what then? It is over.

People have to jump on a scale to tell them their weight. They no longer trust themselves in any way. They need to measure their food, their weight, the number of steps they take. They need a scientist to tell them how to live. Another human with a flawed study. What happened to intuition, instincts, and emotions? Oh emotions are useless, says the person who basis every decision on a list of pros and cons that leads them to making the worst decisions of all. I can't trust myself anymore with anything.

We as a human race our slaves to a wealthy class of people and have been since the agricultural revolution where slaves became a thing. The roman empire was characterized by 20% of the population being actual slaves. Now we all sit inside our cubicle all day, for 8 hours a day, as slaves. All we do is get to the next day, and the next day, in a constant state of limbo and nothingness. These are not our true lives. Safety, cleanliness, and sterility.

I remember watching the videos of the shootings in Las Vegas and hearing one of the girls say "this is more exciting then the concert". The media quickly dismissed it as "some people were drunk". It is a bit of an awkward truth that being drunk doesn't make you a different person, it simply removes your socially programmed inhibitions. People are seeking out danger in a sterile world.

What will the next study reveal? That enslaving hundreds of thousands of animals chemically alters the meat to make it dangerous for humans? That 7 billion people may be, oh, I don't know, a little too many people on earth? What a shock all of this would be.

Where too then technocrats? Where are you progressing too now? Thanks in advance for the downvotes soyboys.