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Growing, competitive societies solve reproductive pressure through arranged marriage, while wealthy overpopulated societies produce a dating game where marrying up becomes the path to status.
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Growing, competitive societies solve reproductive pressure through arranged marriage, while wealthy overpopulated societies produce a dating game where marrying up becomes the path to status.
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"...children as possible. So what the solution here is to have arranged marriages. Arranged marriages. Where you know who cares who you marry just..."
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"And the only way that you can change your status is by marrying up. And that's why you have a dating game. A dating..."
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"...really weird psychology, but it's very, very true. That's also why arranged marriages work, okay? Throughout human society, a man, older man, is often..."
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Game theory begins with a small dating game and ends with a civilizational forecast: when status becomes the prize, love, fertility, policy, and geopolitics all bend around the same zero-sum structure.
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