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I look forward to seeing your evidence. It goes without a doubt that there is more to it than just pheromones, but they play a pivitol role in the selection process, studies have shown that in the animal kingdom. We produce our own, but because we are creatures of habit and society our levels aren't high enough to be detected by the opposite sex (Most of us shower in the morning which washes off any chemicals produced, we wear deodorants that mask any smell or chemical produced and we dress from head to toe, which covers up 90% of our body)
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Daniel Gordon
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