Richard Cooper

Sort of thing like that's what he's interested in because his concern revolves around paternity, you know, because we never have assurances, men, whether or not that child is ours.

That's that's inner.

But for women, their main concern is resources, provisioning his attention.

Right.

So that's why they ask, you know, did you love her?

Yeah.

Have you ever debated a feminist?

You know, you might as well talk to a wall, you know, is my opinion.

I don't I don't really like the notion of, you know, like the structured debates that Andrew Wilson does.

I get why he does it, because that's like that's his wheelhouse and he's very good at it.

But I think it loses a lot of nuance and it loses a lot of, you know, creative thinking when you kind of like narrow it down to these structured sort of models.

People don't really want to read like.

Hear your opinion.

They want to hear their opinion coming out of your mouth and that's all these debates You know keep showing me is when you see them sitting down.

It's like Andrew Wilson versus the feminists You know how it's gonna turn out.

He's gonna try to make her look like an idiot She's gonna say some things that she steps on some people are gonna say that she wants and it just goes back and forth that When nothing's really accomplished, right?

I agree.

I've noticed as a moderator of these debates, I've done about 10 or 15, but the person who's right doesn't always necessarily win as well.

Some people are just so good at the format and they control the conversation.

Yeah.