We wanted to kind of investigate the political attitudes a little bit more and

39% said they were right leaning 17% said they were centrist and

45% said they were roughly 45% said they were left leaning so

Not what we expected to find given what the media kind of reports, but if you think about it with in-cell rhetoric being quite based around

redistribution of sexual access and maybe make sense from an extreme left-wing point of view

You

Hello, and welcome to Trigonometry. I'm Francis Foster. I'm Constantin Kishin

And this is a show for you if you want honest conversations with fascinating people our brilliant guest today is a PhD researcher in the field of

Evolution psychology William Costello. Welcome to Trigonometry. Thanks for having me on happy to be here

It's really good to have you on man before we get into the conversation

We really wanted to talk to you specifically about in-cells because that's something we covered recently

And you will go in touch with us and you will out here some data and facts and research on it

So we've thought we'd be really good to get you on to talk about it more before we do though

Tell everybody a little bit about your background

How are you where you are? What's been your journey through life that leads you to be sitting here talking to us?

Sure, so I moved from Ireland to England from my undergraduate degree 11 years ago

Just last year I graduated from Brunell University London with the masters in psychology culture and evolution and my research

dissertation topic

was in-cell psychology and

My colleague and co-author she always jokes to me that people say that research is me search

So I've no comments on that

From my side of things and but I'm just about to move to Austin, Texas to join the David bus evolutionary psychology lab there

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