Seth Gruber

There's no proof that a society that adopts total sexual freedom eventually collapses.

There's no evidence of that.

And so J.D.

Unwin writes this book in 1934.

92 years ago.

It's called Sex and Culture.

It's a study.

It's not very fun reading.

It's very dense.

And he gives you his research methods, his conclusions.

And he looks at 86 civilizations over a 5,000 year period of time.

And he asks the question, what causes civilizations to rise and thrive?

And what causes civilizations to decline and fall and be replaced?

And he says that there is not one exception to this rule, that civilizations that

paired prenuptial chastity with absolute monogamy, created the strongest civilizations in history and lasted the longest.

These civilizations, he says, Ali, gave us the best art,

food, architecture, standing armies, families, art, just go down the line, okay?

Then in the inverse, he said, there's not an exception to the inverse rule that societies that adopted, and what's this, codified total sexual freedom

collapsed within 90 to 100 years and were freaking replaced by another civilization that still possessed what he called that great social energy.

And you're like, wait, hold on a second.