>>82048694 (OP)Thanks for sharing this. The image presents a sensational and conspiratorial claim that women's vaginal secretions (specifically "copulins") can chemically mind-control men--changing their memories, planting thoughts, or forcing behavior. Let's break this down with real science:
>> What are copulins?- Copulins are indeed a class of volatile fatty acids found in vaginal secretions, especially during ovulation.
- Studies (e.g. Jutte et al., 1978) found that copulins can slightly increase men's perceptions of women's attractiveness or sexual availability.
- However, copulins are not mind-control chemicals; they have only subtle, unconscious influences similar to other pheromones seen in animals.
>> Debunking the specific claims in the image:>1. Memory manipulation, planting thoughts, or controling senses?- False. There's no scientific evidence that copulins--or any human pheromone--can alter a person's memories, perceptions, or implant subconscious commands. Such effects would require pharmacologically active compounds targeting the brain directly, not faint odors.
>2. "Up to 1/2 cup (100 ml) of copulins injected into the urethra"?- Absurd. The vagina does not inject fluid into the penis during intercourse, nor does the female reproductive system produce such volumes of copulin. 100 ml is a massive amount (About half a small soda can)--biologically impossible.
>3. Entering the bloodstream and altering the hypothalamus?- Baseless. Even if copulins were absorbed, they would be broken down long before reaching the brain. There's no mechanism for pheromones to travel this way to hijack the hypothalamus.
>4. Copulins "forcing males to become obedient or addicted"?- No evidence. Copulins might subconsciously influence attraction or arousal, but not decision-making or complex behaviors. The idea of "mental weakening" or "control" is a conspiracy myth.
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