Konstantin Kisin

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Yeah, I know, but women don't exert political power only through politics, as we all know, if we're married, right?

Like my wife is not remotely political, but she exerts a lot of power on me.

I guess the reason I'm asking this, we just had this lady on called Helen Andrews who wrote an article about, you know, her thesis is the feminization of society has caused the woke explosion that we've seen for the last 10 years.

And we had a back and forth, you know, I don't know that I agree with everything that

she puts forward.

But it's a perspective that made me think about how some of the recent cultural trends are to do with the fact that men and women evolved and were optimized for different roles.

And as the ratios of these two groups change in different institutions, it is quite likely and natural that those institutions will see things differently and operate in different ways.

I'm just going to stress test that argument, because obviously a lot of people are going to be triggered by this.

The show is called Trigonometry for a reason.

But I guess the stress test of that would be, why do you talk about it as merit?

Because the question I posed to you was more about value systems, right?

What I was asking is more, are women likely to bring a different set of values to an institution?

Or do you believe that actually...

collectively speaking at the population level, the big institutions, women didn't evolve to operate things like that.

And so they're just not gonna be as good, or is it a question of they'll just bring a different value set and the institutions will produce a different set of outcomes.

It's not about better or worse, it's about imposing their kind of default value set on the world.

Do you see what I'm getting at?

What are chimp societies like and how do they operate?

Absolutely.