William Costello

Perhaps, yeah.

Perhaps?

Yeah.

A little, but just because there's such variability among men and women.

But no, I think, yeah, female typical parenting certainly looks like more safety oriented than male parenting.

It's just that, you know, a lot of women will have more male typical psychology or male typical behavior.

I just hear the complaints of people saying, well, I know 10 women who are not safety oriented at all.

You always got to kind of give yourself a bit of ass cover there.

Yeah, and you touch on a point that Jordan Peterson talks about, about how this kind of new experiment of sharing the work domain actually is pretty novel.

You know, for most of our ancestral history, we had different roles, different work roles for the family.

And now you hear of all sorts of arguments where men complain that they're getting in trouble for debating or arguing with their female colleagues

the exact same way they would with a male colleague.

And it's seen as being aggressive or adversarial, but it's just male typical engagement.

And that's preferred by men, but it's now longer allowed.

It's kind of framed as being aggressive or bullying.

Yeah.

Yeah, I agree.

And yeah, it is good to hear that kind of refreshing meritocracy kind of idea coming from you is good.

Something you said got me thinking about also like the prioritizing of almost like a libertarian freedom of choice for what you want for your own life as the master value in recent decades for people.

Right, okay.