Andrew Wilson

If you would have asked it at the beginning, possibly I might have been able to address it.

But let me address this point.

Okay.

You said the 1940s and 1950s with this imaginary sky daddy controlling marriages.

That sounds like enforcement because by the time the 1970s came around, the very first chance women got to file a no-fault divorce without need for evidence, without need to have a private investigator to prove an affair.

Was no-fault the 70s?

Yes, it was the 70s, started by Ronald Reagan.

I'll educate you.

It came along.

Hold on for a second.

No, no, no.

I got the floor here.

I got the floor.

So you said the religious institutions governed it and made it great.

The 1970s came along, and as soon as they did, women started to file divorces at record rates, which is back to my conversation.

As soon as you remove the authority of Sky Daddy, now you're back with the state.

And now you have difficulty, and now the risk is now greater.

So that's the issue.

So that's the issue.

It sounds like men should be moving towards Sky Daddy then because it mitigates the risk.