Dan Riley

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108 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 4 Jun

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I don't think it does anymore.
But you note that
Ba it was ninety-nine percent of women's accounts were fake and twenty million men were actually on there when I think you said only fourteen one thousand four hundred and ninety-two women actually had verified accounts.
I don't know if there's anything more to add to that, but I think it's it speaks to the major differences in preferences there.
Uh yeah you bring up a couple of terms I wanted to go up r with you, which is the the gamma bias and the delta bias.
I don't think I had come across those terms before and I'd love to put that to you to explain what those are.
I know we covered a couple of the chapters of the major
h meat of the book of the of sexual.
So I'd love to hop back on there and go into the other chapters and what else we know there.
I wanted
It does.
And you know, you talk about this is one of the more fascinating areas of the book for me was when you delved into personality differences and you were referencing the big five personality differences, and I believe the two big
takeaways from your book and from the evidence is that uh the biggest personality differences between men and women is in relation to neuroticism and agreeableness.
Yep.
And
You said you wrote something in the book about neuroticism that I had never read before or seen before, about how you think that may be a bit improperly named and perhaps a better term.
would be sensitivity rather than neuroticism.
I'd love to just give you a little bit of time to flesh out that idea of what we know about the sex differences related to that and and how you think about that trait uh and why sensitivity might be a better way to frame that.
Perhaps they're they're just affected by life.
They see suffering and are affected in a way that as like just in my own life, you get older and it's i you know, y you know s things are either good or bad, but it but um it doesn't maybe endure.
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