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Why deep voices sound more authoritative

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Deep voices automatically command unearned respect. People naturally perceive individuals with lower vocal registers as stronger, more competent, and better suited for leadership. You could be spewing utter nonsense, but if you say it in a deep baritone, the crowd will follow you into the abyss.

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