The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway No Mercy / No Malice: The ‘Vcel’ Movement
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Jan 17, 2026 The discussion dives into the contrasting concepts of incels and voluntary celibacy, showcasing personal growth and confidence building. Scott highlights why some men resort to resentment instead of self-improvement. He also examines the structural challenges young men face today. Critiquing the manosphere and myths surrounding dating, he warns about the dangers of incel culture and calls for bipartisan empathy. Ultimately, he stresses the necessity of relationships to combat isolation and its mental health repercussions.
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From Teen Insecurity To Social Confidence
- Scott Galloway describes being celibate until 19 and working to change himself at UCLA.
- He joined social groups, focused on humor and fitness, and eventually found a meaningful relationship.
Economic Forces Shape Dating Outcomes
- Young men face structural and economic headwinds including biased education, housing and rising costs.
- These forces magnify dating disadvantages because men are evaluated heavily on economic prospects.
Follow The Rule Of Threes
- Exercise three times a week, work at least 30 hours a week outside the home, and meet strangers three times a month.
- This 'rule of threes' increases attractiveness and real-world opportunities to find partners.