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@youdontknow_it: The hidden biology behind human dominance signals 🧬 Holding a power pose for 2 minutes literally rewires your testosterone and cortisol — your body doesn't ask permission. Comment if this surprised you 👇 #psychology #bodylanguage #humanbiology #usa #sciencefacts

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