The Superior Men Podcast

Matt and Jay discuss why women crave powerful men, the problem with modern morality, is sexual harassment always wrong?, the one time you SHOULD take a woman “against her will,” the three ways you need to behave EXACTLY like Harvey Weinstein, the true danger of a sexual predator and much, much more! Our “Sexual Magnetism” …

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Matt and Jay discuss sexual perceived value, how to be ugly and still get chicks, the Top 3 qualities women find sexually attractive in men, MILF porn vs Regular Porn, why healthy men should ALWAYS be attracted to other women...and much, much more!

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Ep. 51 - Fucking Harvey Weinstein (Part 1): How Perceived Value Makes Women Horny

9:30 - What is Perceived Value for women (aka What is attractive to women)?

11:00 - Women and men are attracted to different qualities

11:30 - Women are sexually attracted to a man with traits like leadership, confidence, aggressiveness, power, fame, good looks, big muscles, social status and others

12:30 - Men are sexually attracted to women who are generally younger (18-25 is prime), have a pretty face and have an attractive body

13:30 - Hot women will often marry ugly guys with high perceived value (money, status, successful); Handsome guys rarely marry ugly women

16:00 - MILF porn (25-30 years old), Regular porn (18-20 years old)

17:30 - The unfairness of racial aging (White vs Asian vs Black)

20:30 - "Fight or Flight" isn't the same for men and women - Under stressful circumstances women are NOT biologically compelled to fight

23:00 - What triggers a woman's biological desire to have sex with a man?

26:30 - Why are men sexually attracted to a pretty face, a nice body and younger age in a woman?

29:00 - Healthy men should ALWAYS be attracted to other women

31:00 - The Top 3 Perceived Values that women are attracted to in a man: 1) Attractive Presentation, 2) Power, and 3) Personality

32:30 - Body-builders look stupid wearing suits

33:00 - 1) Attractive Presentation: The first thing a woman notices when she sees a man is his fashion/grooming

34:00 - What fashion/grooming signals to a woman: He's socially aware, he's wearing something that flatters his body, he's confident, he's flashy

36:00 - Why high-level athletes always wear ridiculously flashy clothes

38:00 - Women will assess your Attractive Presentation in seconds - and she'll do it every single time she sees you!

39:00 - The #1 quality women want on dating websites

41:00 - Women are drawn to men with a bigger body

42:30 - Men with handsome faces DO have an advantage over men with unattractive faces

Fact: Attractive people have an easier life:University of Wisconsin study of over 600 CEOs: Companies with more attractive CEOs had overall higher revenue than companies with less attractive leaders. Finnish study: More attractive political candidates (of either gender)  do roughly 20% better at the polls than less attractive politicians.

45:30 - Using masculine body language: Tall and Strong Posture, Tone of Voice, Eye Contact

48:00 - 2) Power: A man who is large and in-charge is going to be highly attractive to women

50:00 - A man who has multiple women interested in him is going to be highly attractive to other women - this is because of Pre-Selection Bias

51:00 - 3) Attractive Personality: A man with a sense of humor, positive, emotional control, fun, interesting - all these qualities are highly desirable to women

54:30 - Bringing a woman along for a ride is VERY valuable for her

56:00 - A man's testosterone wants sex BEFORE a relationship, a woman's estrogen wants sex AFTER they're in a relationship

58:00 - Remember the Top 3 Perceived Values that women are attracted to in a man: 1) Attractive Presentation, 2) Power, and 3) Personality.

If you want a woman to be attracted to yo

Matt and Jay discuss sexual perceived value, how to be ugly and still get chicks, the Top 3 qualities women find sexually attractive in men, MILF porn vs Regular Porn, why healthy men should ALWAYS be attracted to other women…and much, much more! Our “Sexual Magnetism” book is coming soon! We’ll be offering limited advanced …

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Man's Search for Meaning (1946) by Viktor Frankl

Viktor Frankl’s riveting account of his survival in the Nazi concentration camps and his exploration of the human will to find meaning in spite of the worst adversity.

"Man's Search for Meaning" has offered solace and guidance to readers since it was first published over 70 years ago. Today, as new generations face new challenges and an ever more complex and uncertain world, Frankl’s classic work continues to inspire us to find significance in the act of living.

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"Man's Search for Meaning" Show Notes

0:00 - Intro to "Man's Search for Meaning"

Frankl believes “The meaning of my life is to help others find the meaning of theirs.” This book is a description of how Frankl's "Will to Meaning" helped himself and others to survive the nightmare of the concentration camps, and how his philosophy can help you to endure any suffering.Intended audience: Anyone who needs a cure for boredom, depression and lack of purpose; Anyone who is searching for what they need most in your life; Anyone who wants a powerful, first-person description of the Nazi concentration camps; Anyone who wants to cure their neurosis.Who won't like it: People who aren’t ready to accept the evil things men are capable of doing; People who are too scared to be truly honest with themselves; People who only read writing that is superficial and easy…But EVERYONE SHOULD read this book!

5:30 - How easy is the book to read?

Very Difficult. Purely reading wise, the first half of the book is “easy” to read; the second half is much more difficult, with lots of scientific terms and analysis. However, as for the subject matter, his stories of the concentration camps are very painful to read. Absolutely worthwhile but be prepared.Print: 192 pages (4-5 hours to read)Audiobook: 4 hours 45 minutes

6:00 - Reviews and significance of "Man's Search for Meaning"

16,181 -- 4.7 Stars (Sold over 16 million copies, translated into 50 languages)Currently: #1 Amazon - Jewish Holocaust History#1 Amazon - Judaism #1 Amazon - Behavior (psychology) #3 Amazon - Existential Psychology#14 Audible - Philosophy

8:30 - Bio of Viktor Frankl

Born 1905 in AustriaWhen he was three he said he would be a doctorFascinated by psychology from an early age; While in junior high school he took additional adult-education college classes at night in Applied PsychologyWhen he was 16, Frankl began writing letters to Sigmund Freud and formed a friendshipWhile he was in medical school, Frankl, now 19 years old, published his first article in the International Journal of Psychoanalysis (Freud submitted the article and recommended it)Frankl founded Vienna’s first private youth counseling program and worked with troubled youthsAfter obtaining his M.D. as a psychiatrist, he was in charge of the "pavilion for suicidal women". Over a four-year period (1933–1937), he treated no less than 3,000 patients each year.By the time he was 34, Dr Frankl was the head of the Neurology Department at Rothschild Hospital in Vienna.When the Nazi’s began to send Jews to concentration camps, Frankl was offered a US immigrant visa. Rather than escape and work safely in America, Frankl chose to stay in Vienna with his aging parents. He, his wife and his parents were arrested in 1942 and deported to the camps. None of his family survived.Frankl spent three years in four different concentration camps, including Auschwitz and DachauAfter he returned from the camps, in 1948, Frankl earned a Ph.D. in philosophy and was the head of the neurology dept at Vienna Policlinic Hospital for the next 25 years.As a visiting professor he taught at Harvard, Stanford and the University of Pittsburgh; Frankl lectured widely in Europe, the Americas, Australia, Asia and Africa. Frankl published 39 books, which were translated into 49 languages. He received

Man’s Search for Meaning (1946) by Viktor Frankl Viktor Frankl’s riveting account of his survival in the Nazi concentration camps and his exploration of the human will to find meaning in spite of the worst adversity. “Man’s Search for Meaning” has offered solace and guidance to readers since it was first published over 70 years …

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Matt and Jay discuss fake news, clickbait, Hitler and the Rabbi on CNN, learning the bias of your media, and how you can find the truth!

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Ep. 50 - Fake News vs Real News

4:30 - What is Fake News? - News published usually with the intent to mislead in order to damage an agency, entity, or person, and/or gain financially or politically to increase readership

8:00 - What is Real News? - News that endeavors to report facts, tells both sides of the story, news that you trust

12:00 - Similar goals of Fake News and Real News: Both designed to make $$, both created to serve a biased niche, both designed to be shared

14:00 - Logical arguments vs pure opinion

16:00 - The ultimate news interview "Hitler and the Rabbi"

18:00 - Are you feeling strong emotions when reading a headline? It's almost guaranteed that it's a biased source

20:00 - Fake vs Real News Example: "Rioters and Ronald McDonald House"

22:30 - Writing "clickbait" titles for articles

24:30 - Fake vs Real News Example: "Mississippi House Bill 762 and weapons inside churches"

WASM Podcast #48 - "Should You Own a Gun?"

27:30 - California's controversial new "high-capacity" gun magazine law

32:00 - News perspectives on the explosion in Beirut: Left, Right and Centrist

34:00 - What is "bias" and why does it matter?

36:00 - Top 15 news outlets and their respective biases

Nolan Chart of political biases

News media bias chart

42:00 - The danger of opinions as News

46:00 - NYT Opinion editor fired for publishing right-leaning opinion piece

47:30 - How to stay safe from Fake News and be safe online

52:00 - Is Snopes.com 100% accurate? Is ANY media outlet 100% accurate?

54:00 - NO media outlet has all the facts - check all the sides of EVERY story

Matt and Jay discuss fake news, clickbait, Hitler and the Rabbi on CNN, learning the bias of your media, and how you can find the truth!

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The Road (2006) by Cormac McCarthy

The Road is Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the journey of a father and his young son through a dying post-apocalyptic world.

The Road is about the depravation of humanity and the reasons we continue in the face of despair. This novel is brutal and devastating, but it's also about the rarest of all miracles: Hope.

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"The Road" Show Notes

0:00 - Intro to "The Road"

McCarthy wrote this novel as an unflinching meditation on the worst and the best parts of humanity. He forces us to confront horrible truths but he also shows us how to keep going even when everything looks hopeless.Intended audience: Anyone who struggles with existential angst, anyone who is (or wants to be) a parent, and anyone who likes dark, brutal stories with incredible writing and great charactersWho won't like it: People who need an upbeat story, people who don’t like poetic, descriptive writing and people who can’t handle explicit descriptions of cruelty and depraved behavior

5:30 - How easy is the book to read?

Difficult. The reading itself is easy; the subject matter is not at all. You’re going to go through some dark, painful experiences reading this book. This is a HORROR novel.Print: 287 pages (6-8 hours to read)Audio: 6 hrs 37 minutes

6:00 - Reviews and significance of "The Road"

6,110 reviews -- 4.2 Stars (Major critique: Readers couldn't handle the bleak, depressing tone and explicitly cruel behavior of certain characters)Currently: #29 Amazon - Contemporary Fiction (entire category)#100 Amazon - Literary Sagas#110 Audible - Science Fiction (entire category)#124 Audible - Literary Fiction (entire category)

7:00 - Book-to-Movie Translation

Matt: Amazing actors, cinematography and tone of movie very much what I imaginedJay: The story is intensely personal and subjective, mostly happening inside the mind of the protagonist. A movie can't capture that experience. I don't recommend the movie.

8:30 - Bio of Cormac McCarthy

Charles McCarthy, Jr, is an American novelist, playwright, short-story writer, and screenwriterBorn 1933 in Rhode Island (He’s currently 87 years old), third of six childrenRenamed himself “Cormac” after the Irish kingHe saw no value in school (although he enjoyed dozens of hobbies) and he dropped out of college twice - first to join the Air Force, then after the Air Force he went back and he quit again. He never graduated.Spent two of his four years in the AF in Alaska where he hosted a radio showAfter college he wrote his first novel, The Orchard Keeper, while he was working as an auto mechanic. It was published when he was 32Although they had varying degrees of critical acclaim, none of McCarthy’s first five novels sold more than 5k hardcover copies.Even though he made almost no money for several decades, he did receive multiple writing grants (including a Mac Arthur “genius” Fellowship in 1981 for $236,000) which helped finance his writing and enabled him to travel throughout the US and EuropeHis first commercially successful novel was All the Pretty Horses (1992) which sold 190,000 hardcover copies. McCarthy was 59 years old.McCarthy speaks Spanish fluently, which he learned while living in Ibiza, SpainQuit drinking alcohol more than 30 years ago. “'The friends I do have are simply those who quit drinking,' he says. 'If there is an occupational hazard to writing, it's drinking."He does all his writing on an old-fashioned Olivetti electric typewriterHe is known for his bleak style of writing in all his novels. As a result, he has been labelled the "great pessimist of American literature."He’s written ten novels, including No Country for Old Men (which was made into the classic Coen Brothers movie that won 4 Academy Awards). The Road (2006) is his most recent novel. He’s also written two screenplays and two stage plays.

12:00 - Major T

The Road is Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the journey of a father and his young son through a dying post-apocalyptic world. The Road is brutal and devastating, but it is also about the rarest of all miracles: Hope.

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Matt and Jay discuss why you need a vacation, "active leisure" vs "passive leisure," research showing how vacations will literally save your life (and reduce your weight and improve your productivity...), why you need to make annual traditions, the joys and horrors of family trips, the value of memories, The 6 Keys To Planning Your Vacation... and much more!

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Ep. 49 - You Need a Vacation!

7:30 - Matt and Jay both just got back from their respective family vacations

9:30 - "Active" Leisure vs "Passive" Leisure

11:00 - The BIGGEST reason you need a vacation? It can literally save your life! -- NIH study: 12,000 men @high risk for heart disease are 32% less likely to die from heart disease and 21% less likely to die from all causes IF they take frequent annual vacations

12:30 - Lose weight by taking vacations! -- Syracuse University study: Regular vacations reduce incidence and symptoms of metabolic syndrome (aka Getting fat, problems with insulin, etc)

13:00 - Stress levels get lower BEFORE taking your vacation! -- Syracuse University Study: The closer test subjects were to the upcoming vacation, the lower their heart rate and stress levels

14:00 - ALL of Sweden uses less anti-depressants when they take vacations -- Swedish Institute of Urban Research Study: For the entire country, the more workers who went on vacation, the less people who used antidepressants

15:30 - Ernst & Young study: For each additional 10 hours of vacation employees took, their year-end performance ratings improved 8 percent

18:00 - Are you home-bound because of COVID? Get out now! At least drive out of town, exercise in non-populated area, something!

19:00 - Why men need to travel

20:00 - Why the modern media's description of the world and people is HORRIBLY inaccurate

24:30 - What are some great ideas for vacations? Lake trips, beach trips, road trips...

25:30 - Matt's family road trip. Great experience! True, not at the time, but looking back it was.

26:30 - Critical question: How challenging do you want your family vacation to be?

29:00 - You need a vacation because they make long-lasting memories / Matt and Jay's vacation PTSD

31:30 - The value of making an annual vacation into a family tradition

34:00 - The BAD experiences on your vacation = A GREAT story later on

35:30 - Why men need to go camping: Getting back to nature, appreciate your toilet after using a hole in the ground, being away from the masses of people, no electricity, no water, keeping food away from bears, surviving with no cell service, cooking, dealing with the elements, navigation, insects,

37:30 - Downloading computer maps when GPS doesn't work

OSMAND App - Great maps for your phone when you're totally off the grid

40:00 - Camping is a NECESSITY for men - especially men who live in the city. Reminds us of what it really takes to be self-sufficient.

43:00 - How to appreciate water more? Go several days with no running water on tap.

44:00 - Keys to planning your vacation / Key #1: Know Your Family

46:30 - Key #2: Make Sure You Plan In Advance!

48:00 - Key #3: Get Off the Beaten Path 

50:00 - Key #4: Go On Vacation 3-4 Times/ Year

50:30 - Key #5: Slow Down! Enjoy the TRIP Not Just the DESTINATION

51:00 - Key #6: Plan Vacation Decompression

You need a vacation, so get going and Stay Superior!