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Hello and welcome to Serious Inquiries only. This is episode 269.

It's part two with Lindsay Osterman on Evo Psych. How you doing Lindsay?

I'm really great. How are you?

I'm good. I will note for the patrons you are hearing this slightly early but not as early as we would have liked.

There was some scheduling stuff. I had to deal with the opening arguments fundraiser which by the way

raised 85,000 for Asaf and Warnock. That was amazing.

Thank you all who came and donated and even if you couldn't donate, it was nice of you all to come and participate and do everything you can to take back the Senate because it's so important.

But anyway, that kind of threw a wrench in the work so this episode not as early for patrons as I'd like it to be but still a day early, hopefully.

And just letting you know that I'm trying to make that be a perk for my fine patrons.

And I'm still getting people who I guess didn't know that the website I stopped using the websites of you hear this and you're still thinking that you're using the website to pledge to the show that's no longer active.

I've turned it off so there's no you don't have to disable anything. I just turned the whole thing off.

So anyway, all right. Finally, we get to part two of evo psych. I'm so excited to hear about I think we were talking about a lot of the objections and then maybe in this episode we were going to get to some of the more proactive examples of good evo psych, right?

Yeah, yeah, we're going to do a deep dive into some of the mating literature. So I think that'll be fun.

Oh, I always love doing deep dive into some of the mating literature as I call it.

No, mom, I'm just doing a dynamic.

It's actually a deep dive into the mating literature.

It's research.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah, but I've been thinking a lot about your cats though before we get some mating.

And I remember it.

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