#432 - Geoffrey Miller - An Evolutionary Psychologist's Dating Advice
Feb 7, 2022
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In this engaging discussion, Geoffrey Miller, an evolutionary psychologist and associate professor at the University of New Mexico, shares insights drawn from over 30 years of research on sexual selection and dating dynamics. He critiques modern dating advice, explores the tension between delayed motherhood and societal expectations, and highlights how empathy is crucial for men navigating the dating world. The conversation dives into the complexities of attraction, relationship success traits, and even existential risks, making for a thought-provoking exploration of love and modern relationships.
Geoffrey Miller is an evolutionary psychologist, Associate Professor of psychology at the University of New Mexico and an author.
Geoffrey has been writing about sexual selection and dating dynamics for over 30 years. His work has provided the foundation which much of the modern Red Pill, Pink Pill and Manosphere dating advice has been based on. I wanted to find out how much of this guidance is accurate and how much has been lost in translation.
Expect to learn how evolutionary psychology can help marriages to be much happier, what Geoffrey thinks about the modern Manosphere, my hypothesis around the game theory of slut shaming, the fundamentals that everyone needs to know about how sexual selection works, how women can hack their own hypergamy, why me and Geoffrey are going to dedicate our lives to existential risk and much more...