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credit from the clip goes to @ItsComplicatedChannel Male expendability (male disposability), the relative expendability argument, or the expendable male hypothesis is the idea that the lives of human males are of less concern to a population than those of human females because they are less necessary for population replacement. Anthropologists have used the concept of male expendability in their research since the 1970s to study such things as division of labor by gender role, polygyny, and multilinearity. Men's rights advocates have adopted the idea to explain and defend their own views of society.

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