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There is a whole generation of men that is like we are literally watching them die out in real time. We've got 32 year
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olds, 35year-olds who do not have children, do not know how they're going to ever have children. Some people like
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just put yourself out there, just work out, work on yourself, and things will work out. But they have something in
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their makeup, something in their attachment style, something in in their their tendency for social anxiety that
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allows them to put forth effort and succeed. And then there are these other people over here who will go to therapy,
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who will work on themselves professionally, who will show up on dating apps and because of the shape of their face which
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cannot be fundamentally altered or some other thing which they're not even aware
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of. There's this whole crop of people who I think are trying really hard. I don't think they're losers. I don't
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think they're like pathetic or anything like that. I think there's something about the architecture of how these
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people are built so that standard advice does not apply to them. I almost wonder
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is there a mechanism in a human being that if your genes know they're dying out, what would they trigger in your
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mind? Right? And I think what they would trigger is exactly what we're seeing. this like existential panic, angst, even
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aggression, entitlement. Because if these men do not behave in this way, they are literally going to die