Steven

What is the basis for homosexual relationships in evolution?

You're more attractive.

You're more attractive.

Oh, okay. Which kind of feels like a bit of a contradiction to the idea that testosterone and risk-taking and being brawn and being masculine.

Oh, okay. Which kind of feels like a bit of a contradiction to the idea that testosterone and risk-taking and being brawn and being masculine.

So what is it about being a little bit gay? Like, what are the features? What are the features of being a little bit gay?

So what is it about being a little bit gay? Like, what are the features? What are the features of being a little bit gay?

One of the things that kind of dovetails into this is some of the stats that I was reading about education these days. This one stat here says that 58% of college graduates in the most recent cohorts were women, with one woman on campus for every two men.

One of the things that kind of dovetails into this is some of the stats that I was reading about education these days. This one stat here says that 58% of college graduates in the most recent cohorts were women, with one woman on campus for every two men.

And with this scenario where there's more women becoming college educated than men at increasing numbers, you're going to get a bit of a mismatch in terms of women looking for those men who are up and to the right economically, but there's fewer men there.

And with this scenario where there's more women becoming college educated than men at increasing numbers, you're going to get a bit of a mismatch in terms of women looking for those men who are up and to the right economically, but there's fewer men there.

If women are looking for men that have more resources than them on average, which is what I read in some of the studies, I think it was roughly 70% of women say they want a man that has equal or more money than they do. There's a mismatch there, isn't there?

If women are looking for men that have more resources than them on average, which is what I read in some of the studies, I think it was roughly 70% of women say they want a man that has equal or more money than they do. There's a mismatch there, isn't there?

Because as both become sort of more equalized, if there's still a desire for the man to have more and provide more, there's, again, it doesn't, the numbers don't,

Because as both become sort of more equalized, if there's still a desire for the man to have more and provide more, there's, again, it doesn't, the numbers don't,

On an individual level, I guess if you're a man, you really do need to focus on your career if you want to have a chance of

On an individual level, I guess if you're a man, you really do need to focus on your career if you want to have a chance of

Speaking of the apps and swiping, we talked about how men on those apps, if they're not in that sort of top echelon of demonstrating authentic quality on the surface, so like rich, muscly, whatever, then their chances of getting swiped on are very, very low. What about for women? Because a lot of my female friends say that they hate the dating apps. They have no luck.

Speaking of the apps and swiping, we talked about how men on those apps, if they're not in that sort of top echelon of demonstrating authentic quality on the surface, so like rich, muscly, whatever, then their chances of getting swiped on are very, very low. What about for women? Because a lot of my female friends say that they hate the dating apps. They have no luck.

They're only getting bad swipes.