View: https://youtu.be/Z9dWr-ehsKY
This dude says enforced monogamy is the problem and not solution, what you guys think? If you’re high IQ, You should watch the whole video.
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dur, "JP only thinks male polygamy will happen but not polyandry" "dur men get way more benefits in marriage than women"
This dude has clearly not being paying attention to statistics, most women are attracted to a small minority of men. Living in his own fantasy world.
Most women don't benefit from marriage, even though they don't have to work in some shitty suifuel job and can just stay home and can obliterate you in divorce court, but this soy-male is like "wahmen are oppressed by marriage"
"Bruh, in hunter gatherer society, kids belonged to tribes not the parents"
False, modern hunter gatherer tribes show that the successful food gathering rate by the mother and grandmother are correlated with how well the child develops (since they actually provide most the calories, not the hunter males), so how is this correlation apparent if "muh tribe's kids".
"Who's child it actually is doesn't really matter cause the man isn't going to be giving family name or property"
The point of evolutionary biology is passing on genetics, and humans naturally have jealous tendencies when their partner cheats and such. If what the guy in the video was saying is true this wouldn't have evolved cause it's muh tribes kids, but it does, so why is that?
Also, hunter-gatherer tribes were essentially living in extended families or a village in size, so they were all closely related, and would have required constant intermingling and exchange of people with different tribes to prevent incest, which is what we see today. If two kids have the same father but different mother and don't know and then mate with one another, that will lead to incest, and over generations lead to inbreeding depression. Knowing the paternity is very important in small bands for this reason as well. Ancient tribes probably didn't know incest was bad either, as cousin marriages were common anyways, but we do know this now so him ignoring all this and calling back to shittier times with inferior social structures that can't work in far larger populations.
The author of sex at dawn has cherry picked a lot of his data, and it is narrative driven like most books compared to actual research, although the author does admit that there were many kinds of ways other than monogamy back then, which is true, but there is only 3 workable ways in post-agricultural soycieties, monogamy, polygamy, or 1 female with many males only if the males are brothers. But his whole point wasn't to undermine monogamy, but rather show that monogamy hasn't always been the only way, and to not be so antagonistic against people who are non monogamous. But hunter gatherer style of social structures obviously can't work, as they have even been proposed by people like Plato/Socrates of needing complete centralization and very low individual freedom, but the points have been addressed by philosophers like Aristotle. For kids, it would be a complete welfare state, where women would no incentive to not keep pumping out as many kids as they can, and soyciety keeps getting drained and eventually not able to afford to take care of them all, which is what would happen when you take into account what behaviors will be more successful evolutionarily and using game theory.
As for JP, despite all I said, he is still a cuck. We have paternity testing now so marriage is not needed anymore (unless you are religious I guess), but in this case there would still need to be a male figure in their life like maybe their uncle if siblings all lived together for proper development. If you are going to force a man to have to pay child support for the kid anyways like in modern soyciety, then you are by nature forcing the old structure that existed since agricultural soyciety.