Coleman Hughes: belief

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…Here’s a reader question, and I quote: “For other men who share your political views, what’s your advice on dating women? It’s hard to find ones who are not woke and not socially ignorant, crazy conspiracy theorists at the same time.” My advice would be, do not talk about politics on the first date. In fact, I would say don’t raise it at all. It will inevitably come up, but delay the time that it comes up as long as possible. You’re not there to discuss politics. You’re there to meet a woman that might potentially be a life partner, right? Insofar as you go on a first date and a second date and you begin to like each other’s nonpolitical attributes, once politics comes up and there are differences between you two, you may be surprised in her ability to tolerate those political differences once she’s realized that she likes a lot of your nonpolitical attributes. And in fact, she may surprise herself in her ability to tolerate different opinions, and you may surprise yourself. On the Coleman Hughes production function Let me now turn to the Coleman Hughes production function. I hope you don’t feel this is unmerited praise, but what makes you so good at so many things? What’s your simplest theory of that?…

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