The Rationally Ambiguous Podcast

"Men don't show emotions"

Really? That's news to us. Increases in violence, depression, and addiction/obsession in men point to an increase in our inability as men to manage our emotions. What is a man to do to fight back against his rage and stress? This week Houston and Adrian discuss Anger Management

What goes on in the mind of a kid who has all of his prom invitations rejected? What happens if it continues? Trouble, that's what.

The hosts finish up a series on relationships by talking about incels, an internet subculture of men who have had no luck with women and are quite bitter about it, relating it to their previous sections on marriage & manliness in the 21st century.

Looking for Ms. Right, great! What is your plan to get her?

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This fortnight, the hosts try to find the blueprints to finding (and getting) the right girl.

Q: In a world where bitter divorces, single moms, and feminism are all the rage, how are men to respond?

A: The way men have always responded: with War!!!

This fortnight, hosts Houston and Adrian dive into one of America's fastest-growing subcultures, Men Going Their Own Way (MGTOW).

How is it that people can hate school but memorize the stats from their favorite ballclub? Why is the thing that's supposed to make you a learner the place where people learn the least? 

In this episode, Houston and Adrian dig into the U.S Education system: its origins, why it was made, and why it is failing.

Is there ever a good excuse for me to take money from one person and give it to another person? We say no. What if a government does it? Hmm... Maybe? It gets more complicated. 

Tune in to listen to Houston and Adrian try to work through this conundrum.

Do we believe anarchy is the best policy? Hmmm... that might depend on how you define it. Tune in for one of our more passionate 'discussions,' read arguments, on this week's podcast

In this episode, Houston and Adrian take on the topic of gaming. Why do toddlers play games? Why do we continue gaming as we age? Is it possible to uncover the substructures of the human mind just by analyzing why humans game?

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That's a tall task to accomplish in an hour, but they'll certainly give it their best shot.

Can someone be smart without being crazy? Do we not notice smarts in others unless they are crazy? Are smarts and crazy? Join us on this fortnight's episode when Houston and Adrian dive off the deep end while diagnosing the mind of smart people all over the world.

Houston is a reformed man money-wise, but his spender's money mindset is a galaxy far far away from Adrian's saver brain. What does that difference look like and what are the thought processes and experiences driving their behavior? Listen in to find out