Proof Science Lied: Men Are An Underclass & Discriminated

In this eye-opening episode of the Malcolm & Simone Collins podcast, we dive into a Reddit-sourced compilation of studies (verified where possible) that set out to prove discrimination against women... but uncovered the opposite: evidence of bias against men in areas like hiring, domestic violence, child custody, education, sexual victimization, and more.

Key highlights:

A 2006 Nature fMRI study on empathy in a Prisoner's Dilemma game: Both genders empathize with fair players, but men show reward activation (pleasure) when cheaters are punished—while women maintain empathy even for unfair actors.

Hiring experiments expecting bias against mothers instead found women preferred over men (Becker et al., 2019).

Domestic violence research (e.g., 1975 National Family Violence Survey, 2005 studies) showing surprising gender symmetry or higher male victimization rates—often downplayed or reframed.

Child custody studies (e.g., 1989 Massachusetts Gender Bias report) where fathers were far less likely to win—despite claims otherwise.

Sexual victimization data (Stemple & Meyer, 2014) challenging assumptions that men are rarely victims.

Education/STEM grading biases favoring girls, even in "male" subjects.

Medical research funding gaps prioritizing women over men in some areas.

We fact-check claims, discuss motivations behind "cover-ups," and explore societal implications (e.g., empathy differences, feminism's handling of data, real-world examples like ICE protests and "Karen" behavior). Plus: Simone sides with the bear? Malcolm's fermented pomegranate mishap, and more tangents.

Perfect for anyone interested in gender dynamics, research integrity, men's issues, psychology, and cultural critique. Subscribe for more unfiltered discussions!

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