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What you want out. So, we're going to, we'll slow down where you guys have meaningful questions and inquiry. I'm not going to try to rush you through, but let's rock and roll. Being a winning business man, a generative term, we're going to cover these two parts in getting there.
Number one, have you been conditioned into female thinking and behavior? Female thinking and behavior. Thinking leads to behavior. Second piece, are you a part of the video game generation? What does that mean? In the video game generation. What does that do to a human being, particularly a male? There are a couple guiding questions that we're going to answer during the space of this.
Number one is, how have you been conditioned into female behavior, behavior that is chiefly female? Anybody have any thoughts on how they might have been conditioned into that?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Probably if I grew up like a single mom, maybe from a single mom household.
>> I can do it to you for sure. Absolutely. Yes, sir. The education system, school, the schooling ever. How is that, man? Boys and boys, I was getting in trouble repeatedly for everything. I'm like, I go back in my head, I'm like, was that really that big of a deal? Like, it wasn't. And mostly, you were getting in trouble for being a boy.
>> You were actually getting in trouble for being what you are, and they're trying to condition you out of that.
>> That's a good point. Yes, sir.
>> Men being equal to women. What do you mean?
>> I mean, I was always taught that, um, a man and a woman are essentially the same. Like, we're completely equal on all fronts. And that's not true.
>> That's not true. And per tradition, let's make sure that we say our our name and our name.
>> Uh, Daniel. Um, so I think I would be conditioned to think like a female is thinking we have to express every emotion that is, you know, we have in our mind. Like, it's important to say everything.
>> Right, right. Yes.
>> Justice, the media, like TV and commercials and whatnot, like what exactly?
>> Like you might see some TV shows that don't show the best, like representation of a man.
>> Agree. All right.
>> Can someone read this, uh, this top question for us? Who, who has that one? Talk to me.
>> My name is John Jacob.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Why are women obsessed with equality/fairness?
>> You guys ever notice that they always like, they just as you say, like, we're we're equal and they want everything to be fair.
>> When it comes to them, like everything to be equal.
>> Yeah.
>> A lot of manipulation and gaslighting.
>> Yeah. Yeah. They want, they want to approximate equality and fairness as much as they can, especially if it's a situation where they feel like they're down here, they want to get brought up so they can be equal and fair, even if it's not true.
>> We talk, anybody ever heard this term diversity and inclusion?
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>> Somebody raise your hand and tell me where they heard this at. Where'd you hear it at?
>> Pretty much everywhere in Bay, San Francisco. And equity. What would you, what would you do this time?
>> Um, I'm a musician. So a lot of in the art space talk about a lot of liberal folks that.
>> What's equity?
>> AND NOBODY WHO KNOWS. I DON'T KNOW. I AIN'T COME HERE TO TEACH. I DON'T KNOW WHAT THAT IS. That's the problem. Nobody knows.
>> I don't know. They don't know. I think what it means is if you're beating me or if you're winning or if you're outperforming me, uh, I get to stand next to you like we're at the same level, even if we're not at the same level.
>> I think it means even if you work harder and smarter and you should earn more money, I still get to earn the same amount of money as you. I think that's what it means, but I'm not sure, to be honest with you. I don't know.
In June of 2020, up Cana here, in June of 2020, there's this picture being spread around where there were three people standing over a brick wall trying to watch a baseball game and they had a ladder at the same height, but there was a baby, a grown man, and then a woman. And so equity is supposed to be, oh, here's different sized ladders for you all so that way you're at the same height and you can see the baseball game, essentially.
>> Oh, yeah. They got all kinds of metaphors for it. Yeah, they got they got all kind, all kinds of interesting ways they explained it. Uh, who asked this question for us? So, you want me to read it first? Well, Marcos, please.
>> Why do her female friends matter in your relationship? My answer is so they can contribute and give insight.
>> Okay.
>> To her?
>> To you or to both of you, to the family? Anybody experienced that where like you're in a relationship with shorty and it seemed like her home girl is like, like telling her stuff about you and like how things should be in your relationship?
>> Strange.
>> It's like they said, "Well, blank says or well blank's boyfriend says, ride or does."
>> Like it should run with your boy, right?
>> That's crazy.
>> Alex, um, we called them the council. So, you want to see control, legs? Just look at her friends. That's the council.
>> And we're also going to talk about why you will never break that bond. Like, whoever that girl is, her girlfriend that's telling her all that stuff that's impacting your relationship, who actually has real influence in your relationship, if she's a bad person, or if you hope she would stop hanging out with that girl, that's not about to happen.
>> And we're going to explain scientifically why that's the case.
Why do females take accountability? Anyone have a sense of that? And and let me make it easier, beyond nature, beyond saying like they're just born that way, like about how they're raised, like why might they not take accountability?
>> Um, because they essentially, uh, they, you speak about things like equity and equality and diversion, which are all around this female mind frame of thinking.
>> They don't want to say that it's their fault. The reason they don't take accountability because they don't want it to be their fault. They might want to be in a position of leadership. They might want to have their opinions heard, but when they're, they don't want them to be tested. They more so just want to express, and that's like kind of like what they like to do. They want to express themselves. They're not necessarily moving toward an objective.
>> Of thinking. He said they're not moving toward an objective.
>> Also known as a goal. That's interesting. Okay.
>> All right.
>> I think you had a point.
>> Oh. Oh, yeah. I, I was going to say, uh, accountability comes with a level of self-awareness and, uh.
>> Self-awareness, aware of yourself.
>> Of yourself. Yeah. And when you do have self-awareness, you're able to assess yourself.
>> It's not something I think, uh, many women want to do. And also the culture doesn't enforce it. So since the culture doesn't enforce accountability on their half, therefore they won't do what isn't enforced. You know, like they'll take the government programs easily. All right. They'll take whatever the the bigger entity is giving them. If it's not giving them accountability, they're not going to take it.
I want you to remember some of the things that the gentleman pointed out. You mentioned an objective, mentioned self-awareness, aware of yourself. Sometimes you, there's certain levels of self-awareness you only get from other people, right? Like if you have something in your nose right now, you wouldn't know unless I told you, right?
>> No, you're good. But you'd have to ask me, right? I have to just voluntarily tell you for you to be self-aware of that. So self-awareness comes from external feedback, right? So, we're going to get into the scientific and sociological reasons as to why women have a less self-awareness. It's very meaningful.
Now, I'm going to read this one to you because this one's messed up. Make us all look stupid. How have men allowed themselves to become victims in societies that we created? Don't even matter which man you are. You be Mexican man, white man, black man, Asian man. They getting us all. And I don't care which man you are. You created and formed a society. And today you're being victimized and dominated in the society. Whether it's child support, alimony, you name it. #metoo, fake domestic violence cases.