Good evening, good evening.

Welcome to Wednesday Night Live on this year of our Bitcoin, December the 4th.

And it is just after 7 p.m.

Let's get straight into it.

Lady says, my daughter is interested in finding a partner from the free domain community

because they will have been vetted for peaceful parenting, a libertarian philosophy, and a rigorous moral backbone.

She is 18, and though she doesn't have a lot of time to have four kids, has had no previous

partners, no post-secondary debt to hinder her future partner and has taken a prenatal

vitamins since she was 16. With an eye for healthy, happy children. How do you suggest she

get the word out? What can I do to help? Uh, that's a great question. And I do get the

question of sort of how to meet people a lot. And in general, the best, so it's a supply

demand question. It's sort of a question of economics. It's a supply demand question. So the best way to get the greatest choice of partners is to be as prominent

as possible so that you are in demand. Right. So I hate to put it in this course of terms, but dating follows the

same laws of economics as a whole, that the more bias you have, or the more potential bias

you have, the higher price you can command, which is why women and men put on sexual displays.

So women and men put on sexual displays, women generally flesh,

men generally resources, so that they get high demand, and that way they have more people

to choose from. And when you have more people to choose from, you hopefully can make a better

choice. Doesn't always happen, of course. But generally, that's the idea. If you have 10 job offers, you're probably going to get a better job than if you have only one job

offer, or of course, zero. Job offers, you don't get a job at all. If you've ever been involved

in selling a house, what you want is a bidding war, and you want a bidding war so that

you can get the highest price. So increasing demand is usually

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