Cory Clark, an Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and social psychologist, discusses controversial topics in psychology that are often avoided. He challenges the myth of pervasive misogyny, highlighting biases favoring women. The podcast explores gender differences in physical strength, the consequences of avoiding certain topics, and the backlash faced by controversial conclusions in fields like behavioral genetics. It also delves into in-group out-group hatred in politics, patronizing behavior towards disadvantaged groups, and fake virtue signaling. The differences in male and female self-improvement are also explored.

Behavioral scientist Cory Clark discusses the feminization of public life, exploring gender differences in academia, societal impact, challenges for women in the military and professional world, and the evolving perspectives on meritocracy and equality.

Cory Clark, a behavioral scientist, discusses tribalism and group identity. Topics include biases in judgment, double standards in evaluation, biased math problem-solving, and fostering adversarial collaborations in science. The conversation also dives into social ostracism, navigating taboos in academia, and the impact of cancel culture on academic discourse.