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Modern Wisdom
It was recommended as a good starting point for understanding sex differences and evolutionary psychology, along with a few other titles.
the ape who understood the universe by steve stewart uh the moral animal by robert wright the happiness hypothesis by jonathan height um richard reeves of boys and men uh billy no mates another good b...
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Episode: #835 - 2.5M Q&A - Naval Ravikant, Quitting Alcohol...
It was recommended as a good starting point for understanding sex differences and evolutionary psychology, along with a few other titles.
the ape who understood the universe by steve stewart uh the moral animal by robert wright the happiness hypothesis by jonathan height um richard reeves of boys and men uh billy no mates another good book
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The book was cited to support the claim that females across species tend to invest more in children than males, a pattern observed in nature.
the guy cites, uh, Steve Stewart Williams again, saying, as Steve noted in The Ape That Understood the Universe, it is more common, not just among humans, but in nature writ large for females to be the sex that invests more in children.