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🗓️ 10 February 2023
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Suzanne refers to a comment Bret Weinstein made to Jordan Peterson on an Instagram reel and connects it to the Pew study she discussed in Ep. 157: 6 Super Solid Reasons for Women to Prioritize Love Over Career
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0:00.0 | So in a recent Instagram reel, former professor of evolutionary biology, Brett Weinstein, |
0:06.0 | you guys have probably heard of him, made the following observation to Jordan Peterson. |
0:13.3 | He said, quote, the job of the parent is to mirror the environment that the child will mature into |
0:21.2 | so that when they get there, they have the software |
0:24.2 | that is an appropriate match for it. |
0:28.2 | And a lot of mental health issues come down to a mismatch |
0:31.4 | between the software that your developmental environment produced, |
0:35.1 | meaning your upbringing, and the environment you actually live in. |
0:40.0 | End quote. |
0:42.9 | In other words, your parents properly prepared you for the future or they didn't. |
0:47.3 | That's basically what he was saying. |
0:49.8 | And you'll recall that in my last episode, I referenced the Pew study that money and career |
0:54.3 | are the single greatest goal American parents have for their adult children, four times |
0:59.5 | greater than their desire for their children to get married and have a family. |
1:06.5 | And ironically, which I failed to say in that last episode, in that same Pew study, the number one concern of today's parents, not a goal for their kids, this is a separate question. |
1:18.9 | The number one concern of today's parents is their children's mental health problems, which it should be. |
1:25.9 | It's a massive, massive problem today. |
1:28.9 | But no connection is made between their adult children's mental health issues |
1:35.0 | and the massive relationship problems that exist in this generation |
1:40.2 | as a result of that other piece of the study that showed what's most important to today's |
1:48.5 | generational since the to today's to the parents sorry of today's generation this is especially |
1:56.9 | true for women who've made it very clear, particularly on social media, how they |
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