All right, okay guys. Forgive me, I remain quite sick with a cough and a cold that just doesn't want to go away.

It's been over four weeks that I've been sick, but I thought I would do a quick public ex-spaces.

And then for those of you who wish to ask questions or, you know, have a discussion,

then you can subscribe to my exclusive feed,

where I will then set up another X-Spaces only for subscribers.

So this will be about, I don't know, maybe 20, 30 minutes.

I'll just be sharing some ideas, some thoughts, and then we can, if you want to chat, we can do so after.

So I first wanted to discuss what's been going on with the presidents of Harvard, MIT and what's the other one I can

remember the other one the third prestigious school all Penn Penn, which by the way it's unbelievable that women

are so held back.

It's basically Waziristan at North American universities because it turns out that all of the three presidents of three of the most prestigious universities are women and so we really need to work harder to give women an opportunity to flourish in academia because they're not

getting their fair shake. Incidentally as you probably might have seen me

mentioned this there was a study conducted a few years ago where they the

the US government looked at across four levels of educational attainment,

Associates degree, which is half a bachelor's

bachelor's degree, master's, master's, and doctorate

across five racial groups.

So they were, so the matrix was basically a five by four matrix so there were

20 cells and in each of the cells they had the ratio of male to female that had graduated and so of course if you know American

universities are a hotbed of misogyny then you would expect all 20 cells to have men outnumbering women.

And of course the data showed that for every single one of the 20 cells 20 out of 20 so for every racial breakdown

across every level of educational attainment women outnumbered men And so of course the conclusion is we need to redouble

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