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Loneliness and the Challenge of Finding a Romantic Partner
1:19:54 - 1:26:44 (06:49)
Researchers are set to undertake academic studies on loneliness and the difficulties of finding a romantic partner despite the proliferation of online dating. Incels still rely on local ecology and still spend much of their time online, making it difficult for men to find partners attracted to them and women to find attractive partners.
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The podcast discusses how despite the role of online dating, we are still geographically-bound creatures and the lack of institutions to deal with surplus of young men has contributed to the incel crisis.
1:19:54 - 1:22:44 (02:50)
Summary
The podcast discusses how despite the role of online dating, we are still geographically-bound creatures and the lack of institutions to deal with surplus of young men has contributed to the incel crisis.
ChapterLoneliness and the Challenge of Finding a Romantic Partner
Episode#526 - William Costello - Are Incels A Threat To Society?
PodcastModern Wisdom
This podcast discusses the psychological effects of being single and how it can lead to feelings of loneliness, as well as the challenges that men and women face when trying to find a partner.
1:22:44 - 1:25:04 (02:19)
Summary
This podcast discusses the psychological effects of being single and how it can lead to feelings of loneliness, as well as the challenges that men and women face when trying to find a partner. It touches on the implications of population size and replacement rates as well.
ChapterLoneliness and the Challenge of Finding a Romantic Partner
Episode#526 - William Costello - Are Incels A Threat To Society?
PodcastModern Wisdom
An academic study on attraction and equality in mating is being conducted by scholars, including David Buss and Candice Blake, to provide an in-depth analysis and potential implications of the mating crisis of higher educated women.
1:25:04 - 1:26:44 (01:40)
Summary
An academic study on attraction and equality in mating is being conducted by scholars, including David Buss and Candice Blake, to provide an in-depth analysis and potential implications of the mating crisis of higher educated women.