Men's Disconnection Crisis
Men increasingly feel detached from family and societal roles, leading to a troubling sense of worthlessness. Research reveals that working-class men without a college degree are significantly less likely to have children in their households compared to women. This disconnection may result in men feeling surplus to society, often leading to tragic outcomes like suicide, as they perceive their absence as inconsequential.In this clip
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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Why Are More Men Dying From Unnatural Causes? — with Richard Reeves
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Why do men rely heavily on spouses for social connections as discussed in the episode Why Are More Men Dying From Unnatural Causes? — with Richard Reeves and the clip Generative Masculinity?
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