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Gad Saad drops evolutionary truth on luxury spending "Ferrari owners are 99% male—even though millions of wealthy women could buy one. Why? Fancy cars are the human version of a peacock's tail—status signaling to attract mates. Women signal through beautification instead. Humans are consumatory animals—we use products to scream...

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