Yesterday I had Charles Spadille on the podcast again for a conversation on the state of men and women and how to fix it. We talked about how these issues always seem to flare up in the public consciousness ahead of political elections, the Cornell 7 coverage and how certain female behaviors have become more obvious in recent years, and why men and women are better together than they are apart. You can find Charles on Twitter and Telegram (@whiskeyandashes), and it sounds like he will soon be on Substack as well.
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Podcast Summary
The Cornell 7 case, the coverage around it, and why he doesn’t blame Jane Doe for the “escape hatch” of making an accusation.
How social media distorts and shapes the relationships between men and women.
Female solipsism, and how it impacts the consensus thinking around certain narratives.
The importance of believing in a higher power.
Why we could see arranged marriages make a comeback, and how it is hard to put societal guardrails in place in low-trust societies.
The importance of taking personal actions and working on yourself.
Men and women’s responsibilities to society and each other, and why men and women are better together than they are apart.
Book Recommendations: Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu & Brood Of The Witch Queen by Sax Rohmer.
