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The Cornell 7 controversy is a useful case study because it shows what happens when institutions are left with only two categories—crime or affirmation—and almost no language for moral formation (especially for women) in between.
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What does it actually take to “cure” feminism?
In this episode, I look at why grievance-based feminism is psychologically attractive, why facts alone rarely change minds, and what can actually replace it. From mate choice and accountabilit...
Female rage is increasingly being reframed as something righteous, therapeutic, even healthy. This is how we have taught women that their anger is not something to regulate but evidence that they’ve been wronged. Then we look at the dangero...
When I say feminism here, I don’t mean the proposition that women should be allowed to vote, I mean the mentality. A grievance-centred worldview in which relations between the sexes are interpreted through female victimhood, male culpabilit...
In this episode, I look at the Lindsay Clancy juror interviews and the psychology behind how the jury processed the case.
Why did evidence of psychosis seem less important than the belief that Lindsay was a loving mother? Why did the h...
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Psychiatrist | Analyzing how cultural trends and modern therapy incentivize dysfunction.
I am a retired Professor of English with a long-running video series about the fraud of feminism
PhD | Exercise Scientist | Men's Health Researcher | Dual AUS-USA Citizen | From Rural Pennsylvania
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Tom Golden, as seen in the Red Pill Movie, is a psychotherapist who has written three books on boys and men and the unique ways they heal from loss and trauma. He has given workshops in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.
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