What podcasts say about Dan Cox
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What Dan Cox has said on podcasts
48 statements · 17 positive · 24 negative · 2 mixed · 5 neutral
Social media presents unusually negative portrayals of male and female behavior.
“social media, which is painting the worst possible portrait of female and male behavior”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 1:17
Algorithms effectively separate users by gender in content distribution.
“gender was one of the most effective ways the algorithm separated people”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 5:02
Men are no more dangerous now than historically and are largely not dangerous.
“the best available evidence is certainly they're no more dangerous than they ever were, largely not dangerous”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 6:35
Responsibility for personal safety has shifted from institutions to individuals.
“this shift in responsibility from institutions to individuals”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 9:05
Online gender and sexual harassment increased substantially after social media became popular.
“we saw a pretty significant rise in negative experiences, harassment, particularly gender and sexual harassment increased dramatically”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 11:29
Women face more personal and sex-based online attacks than men for political opinions.
“women get attacked more personally, are more likely to face sort of sex-based attacks than men for sharing political opinions”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 13:43
The internet systematically shows men the worst women and women the worst men.
“Yeah, undoubtedly that's happening.”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 14:28
Platforms should disable comments on extreme posts to reduce stereotype reinforcement.
“I would take off the ability to comment on extreme posts.”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 16:02
Most women dating want men to perform demonstrable caring and chivalrous actions.
“your average girl who's trying to date actually wants some of the like sort of demonstrable caring activity to be done”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 18:59
Men acting more prosocially in public spaces would improve society.
“wouldn't the world be a little bit better if men were acting a little bit more prosocially in public spaces”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 21:08
People who initiate relationships face greater risk of making mistakes.
“the people who take the first step are most likely to misstep”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 23:52
Declining marriage may reduce homeownership by limiting resource pooling.
“homeownership might be impacted by the lack of marriage”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 27:28
Social relationship quality matters more than nearly any other measured attribute.
“the quality of our social relationships far more important than almost any other attribute or metric”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 30:19
American families are smaller than in previous generations.
“American families are smaller than they used to be”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 30:52
Sibling conflict teaches children valuable negotiation and conflict-resolution skills.
“you learn the benefit of this kind of friction”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 32:02
Parental investment increasingly channels young people into enrichment activities.
“young people are funneled into enrichment activities”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 32:41
Schools increasingly accommodate diverse student needs and parental demands.
“increasingly schools are accommodating a whole host of different kinds of needs”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 33:50
Financial stability is now closely associated with social connection and civic engagement.
“Our economic outlook is now closely tied to our social outlook”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 37:32
Religious, union, and veterans’ organizations formerly strengthened working-class communities.
“those organizations used to shore up working-class communities”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 39:21
Fully remote work impedes cultural learning, relationship-building, and trust.
“You're not learning the culture, you're not building relationships, you're not building trust if you're working full-on remote.”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 41:53
AI will make it easier to bypass interpersonal interactions previously requiring other people.
“it's going to make it very easy to sort of bypass all the things that we needed other people for”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 42:59
Integrated, in-person social dating experiences are now extremely rare.
“that's an experience that I feel like is vanishingly rare now”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 46:29
Online dating makes partner evaluation difficult because it provides limited social information.
“the online dating environment makes things really, really difficult”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 48:49
People give bad dates more second chances when introduced through mutual friends than online.
“if it was online, almost everyone would be like, nope, that's it. You get one date. But if it's through mutual friends, you're more likely to give them a benefit of the doubt”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 51:45
Romantic difficulties, reduced sex, and declining social interaction are interconnected.
“these things are not separate, right? That it's not a coincidence that we're struggling romantically, we're having less sex.”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 54:01
Having more close friends is associated with dating and committed relationships.
“if you have more close friends, you're more likely to have reported that you went on a date recently or more likely to be in a committed relationship”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 54:30
Less serious online sexual harassment involves a larger group of perpetrators.
“when it comes to sort of less pernicious sort of sexual harassment online, I think it's not just one or two perpetrators. I think it's a much larger group.”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 1:01:03
Boys generally should not request nude images from female classmates.
“boys shouldn't be asking for nudes of their female classmates in general”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 1:03:42
Children need good role models throughout every stage of education.
“at every stage we need good role models for boys and girls”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 1:08:46
Young men need clearer social guidance about constructive roles and behavior.
“there has to be more of a script for young men”
Open the episode · Why Men & Women Are Giving Up On Each Other - Daniel Cox - #1166Listen at 1:13:16
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