William Costello

Yep.

I think I agree with honorable exception.

I think the really high status gamers I've come to learn can actually be kind of very successful in the major doing.

Right.

And it's a very narrow pool of those gamers that are going to reach those heights.

those heights.

But yeah, so the white pill I was trying to get at is that maybe we could see a world where we assign status to being a really involved stay-at-home father.

But like I say, I'm less optimistic about it.

Mm-hmm.

I'm less optimistic because none of the data shows that that's what women want.

There's one study that showed that just 5% of young women desire a partnership where they work full time and their partner works part time or not at all.

So that's very kind of bleak.

And that was a study of young women.

So you'd think that those younger women would be more primed to say, yeah, I'm very egalitarian.

I could work and my mate could be the stay at home dad.

So there doesn't seem to be any mate preference shift for women there.

I'm optimistic or hopeful because I think involved fathers are really beneficial to families and to children themselves.

And that's something really important that we need to, as well as lionizing motherhood, we need to lionize fatherhood too.

Yeah, absolutely.

Yeah.