The Shocking Difference Between How Boys & Girls Use Technology - Jonathan Haidt

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Chris Williamson

Chris Williamson

4 күн бұрын

Chris and Jonathan Haidt discuss the difference of how boys and girls use technology. How are girls more affected by technology according to Jonathan Haidy? How are boys affected by technology according to Jonathan Haidt? What does Jonathan Haidt think of the future implications of technology and future generations?
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@ChrisWillx
@ChrisWillx 2 күн бұрын
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@redberries8039
@redberries8039 2 күн бұрын
I'm thumbing-up being called a 'savage'.
@thatomofolo452
@thatomofolo452 2 күн бұрын
Stay hard 💪
@jamenb7344
@jamenb7344 2 күн бұрын
Everyone thinks they're a Viking, till a Viking shows up.
@jrpotter9659
@jrpotter9659 2 күн бұрын
I remember talking to my sociology professor(a man) about how boys and girls stand when talking to eachother back in 2004. It feels good to hear my ideas validated
@jordandilley9731
@jordandilley9731 2 күн бұрын
What did your prof say to you at the time? What year roughly?
@CursedWheelieBin
@CursedWheelieBin Күн бұрын
@@jordandilley9731He just said 2004 🤤
@94nolo
@94nolo Күн бұрын
that's awesome. it's so obvious now in retrospect, now that I know
@yujiinagaki
@yujiinagaki 2 күн бұрын
My dad and I used to talk about how Japan's masculinity was going down the drain back in the 90s/2000s (hence why we ultimately didn't move to Japan once I got older, we stayed in the U.S. fearing that Japan was failing). Decades later, this phenomena is now here in the U.S.
@ifroob
@ifroob 2 күн бұрын
That's interesting. What specifically have you guys noticed then in Japan and now in the US?
@six-gunsound1145
@six-gunsound1145 2 күн бұрын
The carnivore/herbivore dichotomy, the hikikimori(sp?) Phenomenon, etc.
@yujiinagaki
@yujiinagaki 2 күн бұрын
@@ifroob we believed it started with the rise of anime and manga. Video games not so much because in Japan it was a social thing to do (going to arcade centers with a group of friends). The super long, hard to stop, anime/manga series were isolating people as it became way popular very fast, to the point even gaming wasn't fun. The fantasy storytelling, the perfect visual representation of people, the suspense, it was so addicting that even cities use pokemons as mascots. The isolation movement literally consumed them to what they are now today. Fast forward isolation over time, and no one has the desire to go out anymore. All needs are met with technology. The movie Idiocracy basically predicted this.
@navyglass1242
@navyglass1242 2 күн бұрын
No. It's due to the hormones and plastics killing our testosterone levels in men. I beleive testosterone has been going down like 1% ever year since like the 60s or early 70s. That's why we are where we are
@marlonmoncrieffe0728
@marlonmoncrieffe0728 2 күн бұрын
What to do about microplastics, ​@@navyglass1242?
@bring_everything
@bring_everything 2 күн бұрын
As a barman I saw the 120/180 degree behaviour in people standing at the bar. I learnt so much from watching people.
@furrypuffskein6585
@furrypuffskein6585 2 күн бұрын
thats so interesting , you must be a master at small talk , can you give me some tips please
@BrofUJu
@BrofUJu 2 күн бұрын
​@@furrypuffskein6585 best conversation advice my mom gave me, just ask people questions and show interest. People love talking about themselves, lol
@drizzle452
@drizzle452 2 күн бұрын
Worked at a bar for years. I learned a lot about human behavior
@trel9388
@trel9388 2 күн бұрын
@@BrofUJu as a professional salesman... yes simply be genuinely curious
@TomAnderson_81
@TomAnderson_81 2 күн бұрын
@@drizzle452 What did you learn about human behavior?
@betterchapter
@betterchapter 2 күн бұрын
This guy has such a good philosophy and balanced solution for interacting with the modern age of technology. We need more like him.
@zzzaaayyynnn
@zzzaaayyynnn 2 күн бұрын
Haidt is a real thinker. Check out some of his other interviews.
@threatened2024
@threatened2024 2 күн бұрын
It's okay to face a man square-on when greeting and departing, but other than that, "squaring up" feels like a confrontation. Even fighters are often uncomfortable looking each other in the eye before the fight.
@redberries8039
@redberries8039 2 күн бұрын
yep, that's right ... a square-on on greeting (for a few short seconds) feels right. After that it feels all sorts of wrong
@brawndothethirstmutilator9848
@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 2 күн бұрын
Sure but a trained fighter does not “square up” parallel to someone. A fighting stance requires a lead foot.
@darkspeed62
@darkspeed62 2 күн бұрын
Tell that to Mike Tyson mate! He never took his eyes off his oponent during his formative years.
@ArseniyShved
@ArseniyShved 2 күн бұрын
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 unless it is Thai clinch situation =)))
@HolyMith
@HolyMith Күн бұрын
Squaring up is instinctively a dominance move, like puffing the chest or spreading the arms out. It is in fact less effective if it comes to an actual fight, but is better when it comes to trying to intimidate someone. Women don't tend to physically intimidate each other, but favour doing it through presentation. Wearing more expensive or tighter fitting clothes to show off their shape or financial status for example. Men still do these things to a degree of course, but the physical domain is usually off-limits for women.
@GenuineLhachwen
@GenuineLhachwen Күн бұрын
120° for men also allows for more peripheral vision for predator clocking.
@hanswoast7
@hanswoast7 Күн бұрын
Let's make back to back conversations the norm then. Safety first.
@v8falconute46
@v8falconute46 18 сағат бұрын
@@hanswoast7 the person you are talking to is also a potential threat.
@j.w.31
@j.w.31 14 сағат бұрын
Also a smaller target
@CagedRyno
@CagedRyno 2 күн бұрын
2009 is right about when the world started blaming all there problems on young men while at the same time telling them they’re privileged and should be way ahead in life. It’s no wonder they started gradually getting depressed.
@garythecyclingnerd6219
@garythecyclingnerd6219 Күн бұрын
I’ve been told since 2nd grade the US will be worse for me when I get older and thus far it has fulfilled every promise. I have a BSME and I can’t afford a house, I have no vacation, dating sucks, and so on.
@kristianlavigne8270
@kristianlavigne8270 18 сағат бұрын
Obama admin put it into high gear 🔥
@mikezooper
@mikezooper 2 сағат бұрын
This was an intentional strategy by feminists and the elite.
@NOYFB982
@NOYFB982 2 күн бұрын
More and more structured towards girls…I think you blurted about 90s, but already by the 80s this was hitting its stride. How do we get it more widely known that this problem is not only decades old, but that society is unimaginably clueless about this and the problems it has and will continue to cause??
@DollyPocket
@DollyPocket 2 күн бұрын
You can start by thinking about the words they use then consider if it’s real or BS. Then maybe try playing battlefield for 1 year and then realise how fcin boring these games get. Then like ask yourself how many gamers are there in their 40s and then you might conclude that what you just heard was crap. Just saying. Be careful when people talk in absolutes and are high on their own theories. Optimise for confirmation bias
@Pikawarps
@Pikawarps 2 күн бұрын
@@DollyPocketjust because you’re ignorant doesn’t mean there aren’t vast numbers of men playing video games in their 40’s. It is also heavily relevant that first person shooters didn’t really take off until the late 90’s, that’s only 30 years ago, so of course the people older than 40 aren’t playing in the same numbers as those who grew up with modern war simulators
@jonashormann5700
@jonashormann5700 2 күн бұрын
@@DollyPocket You are talking out of your ass. Games are made to be addictive and it's heck of an easy escape for men to go to if the rest of life is not working out for them.
@MaximilianFord
@MaximilianFord 2 күн бұрын
I saw in a video called the coming incel revulotion that social events are not really male skewed, which I thought was interesting. tbh I never really thought about it myself until I actually realized that as a normal guy, clubs, bars, partys, gym, anywhere, you are not the center of the attention because the setting is not made for you.
@DollyPocket
@DollyPocket 2 күн бұрын
OMG. OK. Let’s look at live interactive real time data from STEAM. At this moment in time there are globally 28M people logged in across all 1st Person Shooter games. 8M of those are active in game. Does that correlate to Crisis in Masculinity blah blah blah. … fools - let’s optimise for real world data shall we. Lol
@Detached_Contemplation
@Detached_Contemplation 2 күн бұрын
That ‘male withdrawal’ started in the 70s and 80s is true. Someone reminded me recently of the feminist meme ‘a woman needs a man like a fish needs a bike’. There were plenty of similar memes. Reading that as a boy or young man would make them hesitate to try to form relationships - why bother if you won’t be needed?
@BruceKarrde
@BruceKarrde 2 күн бұрын
The books they released were terrible. There were also political lesbians - women who were straight, but just "supported" their sisters and betrayed their brothers.
@darkspeed62
@darkspeed62 2 күн бұрын
That is literally the single handed worst quote I've ever read. What point are you even making? Of course women need men, in day-to-day life as well as in other facets of life where general interest just isn't there (STEM fields for example).
@BruceKarrde
@BruceKarrde 2 күн бұрын
@@darkspeed62 Gloria Steinem, Valerie Solanas, Germaine Greer, sure think women don't need men. It was Gloria Steinem who wrote down that quote.
@darkspeed62
@darkspeed62 2 күн бұрын
@@BruceKarrde Thanks for clarifying. I still don't buy into the idea that you would pick up a feminist book or read a quote by a feminist an suddenly decide as a 70s or 80s kid yeah: "I'm not needed anymore" that's al I needed to hear. After all the idea of the 'nuclear family' was still very much alive up until the mid 90s
@darkspeed62
@darkspeed62 2 күн бұрын
Just shows a weakness of your character and/or parenting if you were bought up a certain way but all it took was that quote for you to think you weren't needed.
@ronmexico5908
@ronmexico5908 2 күн бұрын
The looking for approval behavior shows how little a person knows themselves. Psychology should be all over this trying to understand where this behavior is coming from. Instead they ignore it and rationalize why it’s normal. It isn’t. There is something wrong with a large part of our population
@aabbat03
@aabbat03 Күн бұрын
Incredible stuff Chris. In the pre smart phone era….When I was a young single man, we would try to get better at talking to women in a few ways….Talk and flirt to women that must talk to you: waitresses, bartenders, hostesses. In fact we would go to gentleman’s clubs and talk to the dancers for no other reason then engaging a beautiful woman in conversation. It absolutely helps with approach anxiety and improves your ability to talk to women.
@OdditiesandRarities
@OdditiesandRarities 17 сағат бұрын
oof flirting with people who HAVE to talk to you is so bad. they literally have no escape from your unwanted advances
@aabbat03
@aabbat03 12 сағат бұрын
@@OdditiesandRarities so if a bartender, waitress, or service industry worker flirts with you to say increase a tip your ok with that? But a young man trying to get better at it is so bad. Grow up.
@freezinginferno2106
@freezinginferno2106 2 күн бұрын
I am “free” in world that is no longer designed for me but if I think about leaving I’m the bad guy
@Ozzies
@Ozzies 2 күн бұрын
My father vented to me earlier tonight about why he is/wants to commit suicide, and he said "I'm always in the way, nothing works for me anymore, I hate being a nuisance because I never was like this" 😔 And while ill be doing everything in my power to help him get back to a more positive attitude etc, I still can't get over it, he made so much sense and honestly, what man would want to live in a world like ours, especially being like how he is? (Ofcourse I would never tell him that) Some back story so you understand: My father became part paralytic and lost most of his strength/mobility due to a surgeon accidentally touching his spinal cord during surgery 4 years ago. 1.5 years ago, his wife was taken from him and placed in a retirement village due to Parkinsons-Dementia. That broke him even more.
@Ozzies
@Ozzies 2 күн бұрын
Sorry for writing so much mate, genuinely didn't realise until I commented, lol
@redberries8039
@redberries8039 2 күн бұрын
Some tips from an old hand: Get outside first thing, all weathers, before breakfast, break a sweat - go back inside, it'll be tough to feel depressed for while afterward (sounds corny but 'watching your emotions' dispationately 'zen style' really helps)
@caryg4638
@caryg4638 2 күн бұрын
@@Ozziesno need to apologize. You provided value to us, and your story was moving-sorry to hear about your dad. I Pray that all becomes better.
@sweetpeaxh
@sweetpeaxh 2 күн бұрын
Well it was never designed for women and we didn’t just give up and commit su
@jckorn9148
@jckorn9148 2 күн бұрын
People need to realize how disastrous it was to tell people they shouldn't date people they work with. After school, where are you suppose to meet people? All of my adult friendships I've had spawned from either my wife's family or working with someone. People are so scared that any advance towards them is frightening because of HR and this shit rule.
@redberries8039
@redberries8039 2 күн бұрын
Your absolutely right it was as you say a 'disastrous' social development In trying to make everything 'safe' they destroyed the best chances there are for happiness.
@Jake-mv7yo
@Jake-mv7yo 2 күн бұрын
Online dating worked for me after trying for about 10 years haha.
@peterfconley
@peterfconley 2 күн бұрын
Damn I think you’re totally right..
@WyldStallion-bs9oo
@WyldStallion-bs9oo 2 күн бұрын
@@Jake-mv7yo Online dating worked for me but that was in the 2000s! Pre smartphone era. So difference was night and day. Yahoo Personals and Myspace back in the day actually allowed me to meet females.
@SvenDansk7
@SvenDansk7 2 күн бұрын
Well, work and hobbies. And many hobbies are de facto gendered, so the primary interactions will be less productive from a hetero pairing standpoint. I think another aspect is that as people consider virtual experiences as "hobbies", they also destroy their chances at recreational social interaction, and the parallel chances of meeting a friend of a friend goes downhill as well. I'm trying to say it's not just work interactions which are becoming less common; even in-person friendships are increasingly going online, and the social opportunities our parents and grandparents had are being weeded out of everyday life.
@danielnaberhaus5337
@danielnaberhaus5337 2 күн бұрын
2 practical things I learned from video games: 1: How to operate heavy machinery. It's so similar to video games that it's extremely intuitive. 2: Rock band and guitar hero taught me how to play drums, super underrated video games.
@harryv6752
@harryv6752 2 күн бұрын
As a former gamer myself since the days of the Atari 2800 (haven't played in a few years now)... 💯 🔥 🤘 😃
@PortocaliusMaximus
@PortocaliusMaximus Күн бұрын
i tried DCS and accidentally learned to fly an F16
@grouchy88
@grouchy88 Күн бұрын
3. If you want to git gud at something, you need to put in the hours
@mikitz
@mikitz 17 сағат бұрын
Playing Civilization games since the age of nine has definitely provided me with a lot of critical thinking skill.
@Krelian89
@Krelian89 14 сағат бұрын
Im a gamer and a software developer, some of the ideas i got i got them from video games, and im pretty good solving problems
@duncan18663
@duncan18663 2 күн бұрын
I guess that's why they call preparing to fight "squaring up"
@geneedgerton4482
@geneedgerton4482 2 күн бұрын
I have to applaud Chris’s research in the field, his acumen, and his delivery of complex ideas. It’s impressive time and time again. However, there seems to be a trend with young men today to succeed rather than connect, to ‘train’ for it, rather than ‘be’ it. For example, being able to relate to women is not a skill, not a technique, not a process to learn through some AI tool or any other tool or practice one must master. Yes, different communicative tools can help. But relating to someone needs no a mastery of any technique, whether it be from AI, or some martial arts technique, or any kind of process. Relating to others is not a ‘mastery’ of anything. It’s a vulnerability. It’s laying yourself bare, open, exposed. That’s where the real strength and the real courage lie. That’s where real connection begins. There’s this growing paradigm with men today that they need to ‘do’ something to ‘get the girl’ or ‘find true love.’ I know it comes out of good intentions, but honestly, it’s not only shallow but downright degrading to human relationships. People aren’t tasks. Girls aren’t trophies. Finding love is not a goal. We need to turn back to just being. Being real. Longing to connect, share, help, encourage … and stop this nonsense of making everything an exercise at the gym or some mental routine in order to ‘get’ what we want. This premise has taken over the US in recent years and it needs to stop before it spreads elsewhere. Let’s turn back to being human again. Back to caring about others and not so obsessed with what we are getting. ❤
@markrist4238
@markrist4238 14 сағат бұрын
I am always so impressed with Jonathan Haidt when I see him being interviewed. He's a scholar and a pundit but he's always such a gentleman. His analyses are incisive and he's humble in his responses. I never see anyone who is being interviewed be so interested in the views of the interviewer. It makes me want to hear more from him.
@ross.neuberth
@ross.neuberth 2 күн бұрын
My two cents as a 38/m with money and a boat that has completely checked out after dating regularly until 33: it isn’t worth it. I don’t feel like boyfriends/husbands/fathers are valued at all in modern society. You can get a date very easily, the market is saturated, because so many men just don’t want to bother (too much supply, not enough demand).
@mleobviously
@mleobviously Күн бұрын
I have no idea what “modern society” values, nor do I care. Make decisions based on what you value and you’ll be a lot better off in the end.
@ross.neuberth
@ross.neuberth Күн бұрын
@@mleobviously What an odd and troll like response. I never mentioned values at all. Modern society refers to the current society we live in, typically covering the last 200-300 years but can mean more recently. Life is good my friend and I am quite happy, I just dont date and wont. I was providing a sincere comment based on video I just watched; saying simply that I do not think getting a date is particularly difficult and that relationships today seem not worth it for many of us (men). At least that is my personal experience. Maybe you have more to offer to the discussion?
@BaritoneMonkey
@BaritoneMonkey 12 сағат бұрын
​@@ross.neuberthI think his response makes sense though? You brought up how modern society doesn't value boyfriends/husbands/fathers immediately after saying that dating isn't worth it. Which seems to communicate that that's the reason you don't think that dating is worth it. So then he responds to that saying "maybe you shouldn't care so much about what 'modern society' values, and instead figure out what you personally value, and make your decisions off of that instead." Which, again, seems reasonable to me. 🤷
@ross.neuberth
@ross.neuberth 11 сағат бұрын
@@BaritoneMonkey hmm maybe I should of added a comma. Or phrased it as “I don’t think men are valued in the modern world”. Which I do think is true and is having a profound affect on the dating market. Fair point though and thank you for pointing it out.
@BaritoneMonkey
@BaritoneMonkey 9 сағат бұрын
@@ross.neuberth You bet! I definitely don't disagree with you on the modern dating market - but that's also why I don't play in that pool haha. No apps for me. Personally I tend to go for more organic connections instead, meeting people through interest/volunteer/cultural community groups. Which I've been really happy with - but then again, it's not like I'm married or anything yet haha.
@lysasarah-jaeviolet2072
@lysasarah-jaeviolet2072 2 күн бұрын
This convo reminds me so hard, why I love men! Especially intelligent, respectful ones. Way to go Chris, awesome guest 😊
@RuudAwakening
@RuudAwakening 2 күн бұрын
Likewise, i’m reminded why i like girls! (the not AI ones 😜) At least the mature thoughtful ones i’ve met. Yes i’ve been hurt couple of times, but those that show respect and empathy even when rejecting me, you make it feel worth it AND real!
@eternalspring1034
@eternalspring1034 2 күн бұрын
I see alot of social problems happen nowadays due to cowardly soft people only speaking their mind when they get enraged. It eliminates problem solving and memory is reduced when angry so it's likely to happen again and again.
@niallfitzpatrick6568
@niallfitzpatrick6568 2 күн бұрын
Thanks, feminism/wokists etc.
@perfumegoose
@perfumegoose 2 күн бұрын
There was a book I read years ago while going to a shrink called "The Assertive Option", which adresses this, although you use the term cowardly which is exactly how humans of the modern day era view EVERYHING.
@eternalspring1034
@eternalspring1034 2 күн бұрын
@@perfumegoose interesting. What would i replace "cowardly" with in the future. Thanks
@greenprincess
@greenprincess 2 күн бұрын
haha this describes me pretty well, im trying to fix it
@arbaizac11
@arbaizac11 2 күн бұрын
10:57. Great idea but the only thing I’d be wary of is falling head over heels for my VR headset & eventually having seccs with it & it leaving me because I became to clingy or gave it the ick 🤷‍♂️
@yetanotheryoutuber4271
@yetanotheryoutuber4271 2 күн бұрын
Historically we have always had cultural methods to deal with shyness in courting. In some cultures men are simply given child brides - problem solved. In others there is arranged marriage. And in the west, alcohol has granted men the temporary superpower of "liquid courage". None of these solutions are ideal so here's an idea: why don't we teach boys in school a few lessons on how to approach girls, to build their confidence?
@marlonmoncrieffe0728
@marlonmoncrieffe0728 2 күн бұрын
Yes, we should teach courtship to both young men and women.
@davida.taylor8444
@davida.taylor8444 2 күн бұрын
I like the thought but i'm not sure I'd want this in schools, or at least not public schools bc there's no telling how they'd corrupt it by teaching the boy a very tame and sterile way that girls will never accept. On the other hand, I see this as more of a father-son lesson. Let Dad coach his son and walk him through scenarios and re-assure him how to not take a self-esteem hit when told no. I think that Father's teaching their sons courage is a huge missing ingredient.
@yetanotheryoutuber4271
@yetanotheryoutuber4271 2 күн бұрын
@@davida.taylor8444 Yep. You're probably right.
@Iron-Bridge
@Iron-Bridge 2 күн бұрын
@@davida.taylor8444 I agree. For all the reasons you mentioned. Which is also why I take seriously attacks on the nuclear family model. The wider impact of that has a ripple effect.
@dylzp
@dylzp Күн бұрын
Yes we should definitely teach girls in school how to approach boys. Could even make it a mother daughter moment where the mother could teach her daughter how to do it and to teach her how to take a self-esteem hit when told no. Sounds like a great idea guys. 🙂
@dms-f16
@dms-f16 47 минут бұрын
I personally dislike flirting. It's just putting on a mask and trying to be "that guy" (or girl). Just be a human and seek honest connection. Be curious about the other person. Be genuine, ask questions, be friendly for the sake of it. And yeah, stay safe, don't open up 100% from the beginning. And train yourself to process emotional damage in a healthy way. Some people are jerks, it's not your fault. But it's all about connection. That's what we need & crave, deep inside.
@ringthatbell9597
@ringthatbell9597 5 сағат бұрын
I’m gonna try this… The angle of conversation thing.
@jockez3581
@jockez3581 2 күн бұрын
This is such an important topic.
@dogburrito
@dogburrito 2 күн бұрын
Using AI for interpersonal training has huge application. If AI can discern facial micro expressions, voice inflexions, speech, body language, etc., the training possibilities are wide and extensive. Not just young males and nero-divergent can improve but business people of all strata.
@LuckyDogProductions
@LuckyDogProductions 2 күн бұрын
I graduated in 1989 and there WAS 0% help for anyone who learned differently or did not get advanced Math that was not already attuned to it. The school tossed you aside if you were not low maintenance, in sports, or your parents were not of $$$. College was not a priority unless your parents went till the 1990's when a semester was $800, and at the time you could work full time at a gas station and afford a house.
@robk5427
@robk5427 2 күн бұрын
I'm getting on and sometimes forget, but I only had one day of paintball in my 20's and it was video games ×10 level fun. I wish i got into it, but I never went back.
@thedalewardens9106
@thedalewardens9106 2 күн бұрын
Time to return to the paintball field!
@rileyf8036
@rileyf8036 2 күн бұрын
Never too late. There’s airsoft too
@TimBitts649
@TimBitts649 2 күн бұрын
Best guest ever. *Elon Musk should hire Jonathan Haidt.* To lead a team. Product development. A bunch of evo-psychology people. A bunch of video game designers. A bunch of education people like the guy who runs The Khan Academy. Tell them to design video games for boys. To educate boys, base on what works.
@TheJeremyKentBGross
@TheJeremyKentBGross 2 күн бұрын
As a former game dev, I'd be interested in that project, while I have basically little to no remaining interest for most of the industry proper.
@skulver
@skulver Күн бұрын
Why on earth would Elon Musk want to promote healthy balanced lifestyles for young men? He literally makes a fortune out of exploiting that disenfranchisement and telling those same young men that they can be great if they just devote every hour of their waking life to making him rich. You really think the guy who wants to sack anyone at Twitter who won't work 80 hour weeks for the same pay as they were getting for a 40 hour week before and portraying it as some noble, worthwhile, life pursuit cares if those employees have no social lives, no social skills and no meaningful fulfilment in their lives beyond the fake meaning he provides?
@p382742937423y4
@p382742937423y4 2 күн бұрын
Read haidts book. Its really good
@Encryptus1
@Encryptus1 12 сағат бұрын
Haidt is righ. There was this time in my life were I was one of the best in the country at a specific online game. Had even developed a brand new way of playing the game in a sucessfull way when others had failed. At some point I remember thinking to myself I'm really good at this however it's not adding any value to my life, my real life. That is when I stopped playing that game and turned to learning valuable skills in real life. Now I can basically disassemble and reassemble my cars and I'm building most of my house on my own. Now I'm learning how to weld and hopefully start doing artistic fences, doors and others objects that I need for myself and for other people as a side hussle.
@johnl5316
@johnl5316 2 күн бұрын
CBT was simply a name for decades of cognitive and behavioral research in psychology. Pavlov got it going academically almost 100 years ago. Joseph Wolpe published his book on behavior therapy in 1958.
@Leto2ndAtreides
@Leto2ndAtreides 2 күн бұрын
IIRC, the effects on girls' mental health weren't always negative. From what I recall of the early Facebook research at least, more girls felt positive effects than negative effects. It was just that the media only focused on the negative effects.
@davidvmuir
@davidvmuir Күн бұрын
Hey Chris, interesting conversation about boys and girls and how they use technology differently. The idea of virtual reality for practicing social skills is intriguing, especially for building confidence. Would love to hear more about your thoughts on that in the future.
@RPMentorTokyoChannel
@RPMentorTokyoChannel 2 күн бұрын
Haven't played video games in years, but I miss playing DotA 2.
@shyman3000
@shyman3000 2 күн бұрын
I feel like i have to pick on Jonathan Haidt here for a minute. These types of people shape the discourse in this country and yet their life experience (which is often extremely limited) is radically different than most of us. When Haidt talked about playing paint guns for the first time at age 29 i almost laughed out loud. Most normal boys are playing some form of warfare by age 6 or 7. Whether its squirt guns or running around in the woods using one's imagination. We were shooting eachother with paintballs by age 12 with no protective gear. This kind of thing typically evolves into organized sports where one's "killer instinct" is hopefully cultivated in a way that keeps the violence in check. The point is, these scientists write these books and make themselves out as authorities on life and living when they have done none of their own. "Haidt received a BA in philosophy from Yale University in 1985, (at age 21) and an MA in psychology in 1988 (age 23) and a PhD in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania in 1992." roughly age 28. So he basically skipped the whole part where you actually grow from a boy to a man and just went straight to being a scientist studying the rest of us. You really need to start looking critically at these guys.
@shebeski
@shebeski 2 күн бұрын
Sure, but he hasn't said anything that strongly contradicts the life experiences of people who did "touch grass" and he himself feels those same impulses despite being largely removed from them. This criticism seems much more apt for a social constructionist thinker.
@skulver
@skulver Күн бұрын
You do know you can be a normal little boy at 6, 7, even at 12 and still get a degree at 21 right? You don't need to stop playing games and bury your head in a book from the age of 5 just to be able to graduate with a BA lol. Why would you assume his childhood was abnormal just because he went to college?
@shyman3000
@shyman3000 Күн бұрын
@@skulver Because we're not talking about just getting a degree from anywhere. I went to a high school that was extremely academically competitive. All the students with a few exceptions (myself) were under enormous pressure from their parents to get into the best schools. Haidt's degree is from Yale. That should tell you everything. And the years where you really learn what you are made of as a man which typically comes from real work, are the years that he had his head in a book. It's an elitist upbringing plain and simple. We're meant to believe its the norm when its really the minority experience. These folks that are constantly telling us what is wrong with us are the problem.
@skulver
@skulver Күн бұрын
@@shyman3000 He isn't talking about his life though, he is talking about conclusions he has taken from a lifetime spent analysing every bit of available data he could get his hands on. It's kind of insane that you would take the fact you played paintball at 12 as a better credential than that lol.
@shyman3000
@shyman3000 18 сағат бұрын
@@skulver I know he is not talking about his life. I am making an inference based on what he said about himself, what i found online about him and what i know about people with his background (social scientists from Ivy League schools). I'm pointing out that people like him (social scientists) collect all this data write books about it, but live completely different lives than the rest of us. They are analyzing regular working people like they are cattle. The data doesn't help to change anything for the rest of us. If anything it gets accumulated and used by other elites who run governments and corporations to further manipulate people. None of the data they come up with ever does a thing for anyone. In fact, in 5 years, they will probably come to different conclusions, so they can write different articles and maintain their perceived relevance. I'm telling you these people and their studies have nothing to offer.
@sirskeptic
@sirskeptic 2 күн бұрын
The flirting simulator WILL NOT HELP with false accusations, abuse and having your children taken away from you.
@SlawcioD
@SlawcioD 2 күн бұрын
but will help to learn the game and learn how to tests future partner.
@Lawrence_writer
@Lawrence_writer 2 күн бұрын
Maybe we can program that in. :) As soon as the robot female on the Practice Dating App says you grabbed her when you didn't, it could send a real 911 call to your local police, they'll break down your door, take you away and you'll be taken to a virtual judge within 20 minutes and sentenced to five real years while everything you owned is auctioned off on E-Bay. :)
@ammovano
@ammovano 2 күн бұрын
True- but sadly nothing else will either. I know this pain better than most, but this simulator could still be better than the status quo.
@tobygrice6496
@tobygrice6496 2 күн бұрын
@@Lawrence_writerthat made me laugh. Thanks
@lonepantalones8284
@lonepantalones8284 2 күн бұрын
​@@SlawcioDtesting partners is playing the game wrong
@patnor7354
@patnor7354 2 күн бұрын
What payoff? A house and a family? Either can simply be taken from them if they can even obtain them in the first place.
@showingpig01
@showingpig01 Күн бұрын
Is this a re-release of an episode you’ve already put out?
@Strawman36
@Strawman36 2 күн бұрын
Also, when the objective of relationships is no longer creating and maintaining a family, the reason for flirting etc is less clear. On average men are more interested in objects and woman are more interested in people. For women the reason for the relationships may be more centered on individual people, but for men it maybe be more centered on the object known as family. Object and objective.
@user-wj6dt5bq3w
@user-wj6dt5bq3w 2 күн бұрын
Family isn't an object, that's not what the people vs. objects theory means. For men, objects are like machines, robots, trains, bikes, weapons, etc.
@jefflcox
@jefflcox 2 күн бұрын
We have flirting simulators - we call it "Online Dating Apps" - And we see how it works!
@nKarje
@nKarje Күн бұрын
Women don't flirt on dating apps, they just sit back and review the many likes they get. They don't arrange dates. They don't give compliments. Obviously there will be a tiny handful of exceptions.
@frankrizzo5262
@frankrizzo5262 Күн бұрын
Japan has a similar idea. I’m sure it could help
@larrydillon4841
@larrydillon4841 2 күн бұрын
I don't think virtual flirting would work. The nuances are too varied by individual. It's not like a video game Guys only get nervous around girls they find attractive. To practice flirting, just talk to girls or women that you're not into. No risk of rejection with someone you're not interested in.
@marlonmoncrieffe0728
@marlonmoncrieffe0728 2 күн бұрын
That is unfair to the innocent girl.
@Mooxieclang
@Mooxieclang 2 күн бұрын
But that's leading on the chick you find ugly, that's so wrong.
@RuudAwakening
@RuudAwakening 2 күн бұрын
I’d actually suggest do go flirt with girls you like. Coming from just got a rejection yesterday. She did it so well i actually feel encouraged to try it more! For context: she said “i have a boyfriend, but how cool and daring that you just come up and ask! continue that really!” Now i can imagine people have experienced different rejections, not so nice or even rude ones, But i dare to state this: Are those girls you really like? Than you’re doing yourself short. Empathic and mature ways of communication are the base standard you may expect from people! If they are not capable of that, maybe best they’d “not reproduce”. To put it bluntly.
@jeff2tc99
@jeff2tc99 Күн бұрын
Have you noticed that some games advertise using “real world” status based on “Virtual world”
@Twobirdsbreakingfree
@Twobirdsbreakingfree Күн бұрын
Its 0 degrees for women, 120 degrees for men, actually. 180 degrees means shoulder to shoulder in perfect alignment.
@Level_Eleven
@Level_Eleven 2 күн бұрын
“That will pay off in the long run”… This could be argued. The old ways of payoff are not looking realistic to most men. What men need right now is a realignment of their desires.
@JaimeWarlock
@JaimeWarlock 2 күн бұрын
Realignment of desires? So are you a "You will own nothing, eat the bugs, and be happy" type of person?
@Alaric11
@Alaric11 2 күн бұрын
Haidt my beloved. Great chemistry between you two, too Chris.
@sauske2killer21
@sauske2killer21 Күн бұрын
The way women use technology naturally reinforces & empowers them. That’s really when technology became popular among women only when it started catering to them. Men use tech to criticize/analyze ourselves more than anything. Compare ourselves to the “meta” of whatever we’re looking into. Cause naturally we’re always looking to improve.
@ErenVantures
@ErenVantures Күн бұрын
@ChrisWillx - How about instead of playing a VR video game of guys chatting to women in public, they just go out and meet them in real life like men have been doing for thousands of years and learning from it
@AnAngryRedGummyBear
@AnAngryRedGummyBear 21 сағат бұрын
Nobody stopping you bud.
@Glory005
@Glory005 Күн бұрын
Running with the flirting simulator concept, one could combine several ideas to produce an AI girlfriend who is also a personal assistant and provides motivation and guidance for working out, getting homework done, and mediates initial interactions with actual girls who might themselves have digital assistants.
@mdhazeldine
@mdhazeldine 2 күн бұрын
Is it physically possible for Chris to make a video without mentioning me too? I'm beginning to think it's not. lol
@DanielGarcia-rx3kt
@DanielGarcia-rx3kt 2 күн бұрын
If MeToo had as wide an impact as it did then it makes sense to bring it up. Once a few powerful, rich men were finally held accountable suddenly all men were at fault by default in the eyes of unquestioning MeToo-ers.
@mdhazeldine
@mdhazeldine Күн бұрын
@@DanielGarcia-rx3kt It was big when it happened, and for good reason, but...there are other pressing topics to discuss too.
@Bozowomp
@Bozowomp Күн бұрын
Yea that’s a weird thing to not be able to disconnect the two lmao
@christianbaxter_yt
@christianbaxter_yt 2 күн бұрын
Damn this is good
@cnrspiller3549
@cnrspiller3549 Күн бұрын
My best mate and I (both males) often eat out together. We sit opposite each other and it never feels confrontational. Maybe that's because we are eating? At times it does feel a bit like a date though, which is a tad weird, but I'm usually hungry when he comes over, so what you gonna do?
@deepfrieddeals
@deepfrieddeals 2 күн бұрын
Still talking about the feet angles. When Chris gets a new arrow in his quiver he uses it every chance he gets doesn’t he?
@quinnbill
@quinnbill 2 күн бұрын
It would've been interesting to hear Haidt speak.
@TrinityCash-i8h
@TrinityCash-i8h Күн бұрын
There was a game created back in the early 2000's, it was set in Japan and as Haidt expected, its goal was to get the girl to go back to a love hotel with you.
@Primaate
@Primaate 2 күн бұрын
At '29' he figures out about hunting and fighting as a dude? We were doing this by 5 🙄
@markrist4238
@markrist4238 13 сағат бұрын
Chris, did you see the twilight zone episode where an astronaut was sent to another planet to scope it out. A "female" robot was sent with him to help in his research. Well it was just matter of time before he fell in love with "her." A rocket ship was sent to pick him up. He refused because he didn't want to be separated from her. Sometime after the spaceship left the springs in the robot went awry. She was no longer able to communicate and then the robot was rendered useless. The man was now stuck there for the rest of his life, alone, forlorn, and in despair. it was not just that he was alone but he was in love and it was unrequited. It was a heartbreaking episode
@Maadhawk
@Maadhawk 2 күн бұрын
That theory sounds really interesting. The male sedation theory.
@anewagora
@anewagora 6 сағат бұрын
I match the male pattern very well. I use KZfaq for podcasts and content men are interested in. I was a transman for 14 years. Thought I was a boy throughout childhood as well. I've only lived as a woman for a year. Since my psychology was so male, it was natural to feel like a man and see that mirrored in other men.
@arielsuave
@arielsuave Күн бұрын
There is no social interaction education class part of a curriculum in school, I think this is a mistake
@bobbybilly-xn4ch
@bobbybilly-xn4ch Күн бұрын
That would be awkward
@skindred1888
@skindred1888 Күн бұрын
What school did you go to ? 😂 Homeschooled ?
@sheawilliamgalley9608
@sheawilliamgalley9608 15 сағат бұрын
I'm an Unreal Engine dev who specializes in VR. I can implement your idea about the dating training simulation.
@ExecutiveZombie
@ExecutiveZombie 2 күн бұрын
“Bladed” is taught for “Officer Safety” in Law Enforcement and saved my life. I choose 120 degrees bladed.
@darkspeed62
@darkspeed62 2 күн бұрын
What was the point of the 120/180 degree behaviour difference in men and women talking? Like, other than an 'interesting' obversation to have made, what does it tell you?
@RuudAwakening
@RuudAwakening 2 күн бұрын
Knowing this helps me recognize social cues. I’m working on my communication and flirting skills, a process that puts me in a over-awareness mode. Which every new thing does, start by becoming overly concious This specific one could help me in when talking to a group of guys and girls Would or should i use the same approach and body language? I now know that if talking to a girl being in front is the better position to connect, and to a boy i better keep it a bit in an angle Can imagine for some or most people it comes natural, but for me is something to learn conciously
@Taurus_Skyglaive
@Taurus_Skyglaive 2 күн бұрын
I like the 180 degree observation. I don't agree with the non value of games. I sense oversimplification and not enough knowledge of the phenomenon.
@redberries8039
@redberries8039 2 күн бұрын
Games with rich narratives can be emotionally enriching like books or movies, but they can be a brutal time-sink when seen as time taken away from trying to achieve in the real world. It's a tough problem as the real-world makes achievment really hard.
@AquaticSkipper
@AquaticSkipper 2 күн бұрын
In a literal sense it holds no value, unless your life is in desperate need of hand eye coordination or something. It's just a form of relaxation or distraction like many other things, I spend time playing things, but it needs moderation like anything else. Ideally should be a reward pattern rather than a default
@NoName32747
@NoName32747 2 күн бұрын
Great book
@juhel5531
@juhel5531 Күн бұрын
Videogames are as valuable as sports if not MORESO. I was raised on competitive videogames, specifically DotA, and the insight to human nature in that game is what gave every single skill that allows me to do business. Business is essentially a lot like DotA where you get paired up with randoms and must use your ability to not take anything personal to collaborate and create value. You must have the personal insight to understand that though the specific games are luck based, averaged out in a decade or even a lifetime it's pretty skill based. The non skill based part is the RNG of your social status, starting wealth and connections but you can easily reason that after multiple lifetimes, everything honestly evens out since most rich people end up losing their fortune after a few generations. You play the cards your dealt and don't waste time ruminating if fhey could've been better.
@BadenHealth
@BadenHealth 2 күн бұрын
Squaring off on someone is a term for preparing to fight in some places
@user-xb7wg3cf6n
@user-xb7wg3cf6n Күн бұрын
Chris, your conversations are great!! Just food for thought but you might as well add DHHS, Judgeds and Police robots to interact with as well to prepare you for the real world of dating in the US. Also some inlaws and a baby however you only need those about 2hrs every other week... make this all at the cost of 2000$ a month or more the the Male who is thinking of interacting with Females in the US.
@TopDog-to8vt
@TopDog-to8vt 11 сағат бұрын
As an 18 years old young guy myself, I don't think the virtual women approach practice will go very well. Tech companies do not care about the state of our modern society. Just like Johnathan Haidt said at the end, it will devolve into some crazy shit. If you want virtual practice, just use online public video chats like OME TV.. I think part of the reason men are terrified to approach women is not only beacuse of fear of rejection, but also the embarrassment and fear of humiliation that comes from other men. It's men who keep a society civilized.
@Cheximus
@Cheximus Күн бұрын
Your male sedation hypothesis is spot on when thinking about my life. Sad, really. I can do hard drugs and not get addicted. I got off coffee recently. I drink a few pints of beer a week. I stopped playing video games for years and years (but went back to them). Porn though, ha, that really is something else. Impossible for me to kick.
@Cheximus
@Cheximus 22 сағат бұрын
@@olderbadboy yeah fair enough. To be honest, it's all about moderation and staying disciplined. If you're staying healthy, doing well at work and paying your taxes then yeah, go ahead and have a good time. It's when these things are used to excess or uses as a crutch that the real rot starts to set in. I've managed to play games and do drugs sparingly. Using them for a reward. Porn, however. For me it's tough.
@Devinfrbs
@Devinfrbs 2 күн бұрын
If every girl you meet is looking on Instagram at models, and you feel you can't live up to her virtual based expectations, your reason for seeking status goes away. You go on dates, and the expectation of who you are based on her social media conditioning is placed on you, and as soon as you break that illusion, that's where the "Ick" comes from.
@GerudoRamirez
@GerudoRamirez 21 сағат бұрын
While I do agree with most of this. Videogames is a place that is actively changing.
@lepton555
@lepton555 15 сағат бұрын
The problem is not knowing how to flirt, the problem is that there is no one to flirt with.
@me-yh2kb
@me-yh2kb Күн бұрын
If you look at steam games dating sims appear to be a relatively popular thing.
@wyattlgrant
@wyattlgrant Күн бұрын
The simulator would throw in a narcissist, or Machiavellian type every so often. And you have to be able to identify those types and use healthy boundary tactics that you learn in the training simulator to end the date. Obviously simulating human behavior with 100% accuracy is near impossible for now, but if it could, the harder levels would probably be dating people with high self esteem and healthy boundaries, then after the date it would give you feedback like your authenticity, boundaries, communication, ect. But the best real life example is making friends with older couples that have healthy lasting relationships that know your dating life. But I get it doesn’t always workout that way. Most are attached to learning to control others, while the few are attached to learning to control themselves.
@omp365
@omp365 Күн бұрын
They’re bringing back boyz 2 men?!? 😮
@nicholassorg1134
@nicholassorg1134 Күн бұрын
That’s why I quite video games, they are to addictive for me. Kept me from real world
@sciencecompliance235
@sciencecompliance235 Күн бұрын
Wait, by CBT are we talking about cognitive behavioral therapy or the other thing? I'm confused.
@hopperstreams4487
@hopperstreams4487 Күн бұрын
Damn thought it was the other thing
@silverlake973
@silverlake973 19 сағат бұрын
What's the other thing?
@sciencecompliance235
@sciencecompliance235 19 сағат бұрын
@@silverlake973 I'll let you do your own research but make sure to use a private browsing window. Urban Dictionary can probably help you out.
@Espressokid
@Espressokid Күн бұрын
Chris, you're (at least in this short clip) missing one important point within that approaching anxiety which connects to the main topic: If your attempt in the real world fails it might pretty likely be posted or referred to on social media and everybody (!) will know. And if you play a game the rules are set and well defined (for everyone). Results are predictable, therefore replicable and failures relatable. With gamification (a virtual pua guide?) you're able to a certain point to simulate circumstances but definitely not human irrationality. Just ask an autistic person. So let some guys play that game and fail out threre with social stigmata included. How many do you think will turn bitter or angry bc of false hopes and how many play safe and stick to that game?
@Dark_Souls_3
@Dark_Souls_3 2 күн бұрын
I read the coddling of the American mind by haidt and his colleague, it was only ok
@brandonmontgomery7461
@brandonmontgomery7461 2 күн бұрын
Facing a man straight on feels confrontational. I didn't know why that is, but I've felt it
@healthymindhappierlife5089
@healthymindhappierlife5089 2 күн бұрын
I quit video games 2 months ago at 35 and my sleep instantly improved. I also suddenly became more productive through reading, investing and more successful with attracting women. Video games rob you of what I call your "ambitious energy" the same way you'd expect porn to rob you of your "sexual ambitious energy."
@whackoization
@whackoization 2 күн бұрын
Like with most things you really don't have to quit, just don't have it being the only thing you have.
@Xoulrath_
@Xoulrath_ 2 күн бұрын
I'm 47 and I've played games since I was about 5. I started on my dad's Intellivision II. I am an avid gamer; I would describe gaming more as a part of my lifestyle. At no point in my life has gaming ever corrupted me or ruined me. Gaming has been proven, time and time again, to have MANY beneficial qualities. I'm glad that this worked for you, but like anything, gaming should be done in moderation. I'm definitely getting tired of "experts" and "intellectuals" who don't have a clue spouting off such nonsense.
@DanielGarcia-rx3kt
@DanielGarcia-rx3kt 2 күн бұрын
Uh, no. This isn't a universal thing at all. Wanna know a few reasons why I like games like Elden Ring? The combat is extremely rewarding since it feels like you earn your victories. And, in the case of games made by the developers of Elden Ring, it also is an amalgamation of real world myths, history, archaeology, etc that is masterfully woven to create an amazing universe that needs to be uncovered. There are SO many lore channels for these games specifically because it's a group effort to unearth their story. There is *nothing* lacking in ambition energy in a game where ambition is one human principle used to psychologically make the game and its narrative compelling.
@DashMatin
@DashMatin Күн бұрын
you right man you right
@healthymindhappierlife5089
@healthymindhappierlife5089 Күн бұрын
@@whackoization Agreed. But for the large majority of men, maintaining balance without losing drive is near impossible.
@seekerofthemutablebalance5228
@seekerofthemutablebalance5228 5 сағат бұрын
Picture frame cat ears guy i missed you
@MS-uu8xg
@MS-uu8xg Күн бұрын
Men need struggle. Need effort and purpose
@JustinTrudeau1971
@JustinTrudeau1971 2 күн бұрын
Reality is broken
@Rakschas666
@Rakschas666 Күн бұрын
The appeal of video games is in their difference to reality. Just not the ones you focus on here. The fillowing applies to all games in the sense that games that either fail to do this or deliberately not do this are vastly less popular. The first important thing is that you can always know which efforts have resulted in which rewards and which actions have had which consequence. In a video game time is compressed, growth and decay, success and failure happen happen at many times the speed of reality. This has two major effects: Gratification for correct choices is near immediate and the times you have to wait and wallow in uncertainty, doubt and confusion is comparatively non existent. Every factor, every event in a video game is predictable given enough information on the side of the player. Sure, a coin flip is still a coin flip, but guessing coin flips is pointless unless you want to turn this into some MK Ultra psyop shit. Lastly, every problem in a video game is designed to be solved and solving problems nets you rewards. Life begs to differ.
@tmm9069
@tmm9069 2 күн бұрын
Did Chris just advocate for the revolution of dating sims😂
@anielyantra1
@anielyantra1 2 күн бұрын
I think the AI practice date would only push men farther into the AI world. AI practice date becomes the AI girlfriend. Being a Boomer that got squeezed out by the feminists....now too old to date....an AI girlfriend sounds great! As far as society goes...the culling is very real...hard to say what it will look like afterwards.
@alexanderg9670
@alexanderg9670 2 күн бұрын
When such "training dating game" will get good enough, users would ask themselves "Why bother moving from it?". A lot of companies rn skipping this step and going right to the end-product Be it romance - which is mostly emotionally-colored memories - or even procreation, tech will solve it all over time
@Westernkoala
@Westernkoala Күн бұрын
If guys practice flirting with a competent AI flirter model what's to suggest they DO apply that in the real world as opposed to just flirt in the virtual world with the low risk sexting girlfriend they've just been chatting with.
@Joricardes
@Joricardes Күн бұрын
The statement about 120° for men and 180° for women is most probably nonsense. We all look for patterns and constants, and create all sorts of fantasy stories around them. Just because you see men standing differently from women in a bar doesn’t mean it applies to all men, let alone that it means something "special". Even if it meant something significant, the setting could make a big difference too. Men might stand differently when talking in a bar compared to on the street. Culture also matters. The "conversation stance observation" of men might be very different in other cultures, like Japanese, Swedish, or Nigerian. The most obvious explanation is that there is no real difference between men and women in this regard. There might be differences among men themselves. However, these differences (most probably) don't necessarily mean anything significant.
@Bozowomp
@Bozowomp Күн бұрын
Yea I have a curious mind but can’t focus for shit in school so guess I’ll fail or take drugs that help me focus yay! I love this world and all who inhabit it ✨
@australiangirl850
@australiangirl850 2 күн бұрын
Me trying to remember the last time i stood perpendicular to another Woman... 🤔 I kinda stand 120 degrees as well. I think maybe mostly city Women get up & personal with eachother. Country Women stand back from eachother. But i also grew up with Brothers & if i talked to them or my Dad, i stood beside them to talk to them. Most Countryside Women are pretty Masculine in mannerisms because we tend to be raised on dirt bikes & in labourous conditions. Ive rolled a 4-wheeler bike on 3 different occasions. People get messed up in 4-wheeler accidents so as soon as i felt the bike tipping i jumped & rolled out of the way 😂 All hands on deck. Beers for all workers at the end of the day. Almost no woman gets her nails done because our hands get beaten up a bit by a working lifestyle. Its pointless. I have NEVER had my nails done ever, i don't even know what its like or what they do to do it. Likewise few Women go to the salon regularly or do girly things, there is no point to it 🤷🏼‍♀️ Ive suspected for a little while that my brain is a bit more masculine because i also enjoy agency if the alternative is too painful to endure. Freedom is a value for a reason, its because ive experienced relatively little freedom in my life, and most of my experience has been of subjugation, which is horrible.
@skindred1888
@skindred1888 Күн бұрын
Or ...your idea of what's feminine and masculine comes from a culture that's not your own ?
@89alcatraz89
@89alcatraz89 2 күн бұрын
dating sims?
@dmcentYT
@dmcentYT 18 сағат бұрын
So when does the real conversation start that goes like this “Women must be better in society and lose their egos and toxic behaviors” I’m guessing never
@PedroGomez-xf3be
@PedroGomez-xf3be 2 күн бұрын
Practice flirting is a genius idea 💡👍
@jasonholtkamp8462
@jasonholtkamp8462 2 күн бұрын
Chris always talks about incentives. What’s this guy’s incentive structure? I’m increasingly getting the thought in my mind when I hear him talk “this guy is trying to freak everyone out to sell more books…”
@drydizzle2954
@drydizzle2954 2 күн бұрын
I've always had trouble gauging Jonathan Haidt's motives. I'm not sure what he really stands for despite enjoying his 5 moral foundations.
@ViPER5RT10
@ViPER5RT10 Күн бұрын
I’m currently waiting a month for Instagram to delete my account. Kinda wild how I can’t just straight up have it deleted when I want to. They’re assuming I’ll start missing that crap or something 🤣 no, I want it deleted IMMEDIATELY because it just ain’t meant for the average male. But you know what is? Skyrim, battlefield, need for speed.
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