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What Financial Times Says About Relationships

5 episodes about relationships

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Key Insights on Relationships

Dating success isn't practiced, it's absorbed - women respond to men whose lives require confidence, not men trying to be confident

  • We're in Cold War II between US and China, but with much deeper economic ties than the US-Soviet relationship ever had
  • Blue-collar workers on construction sites were the most even-keeled about COVID because they have a daily relationship with danger and know how to calibrate risk
  • "Not because you're great, not because you're amazing, not because you're the best, but because I love you" - Mike
  • "Your cohort is going to run all the important institutions 35 years from now" - Lloyd advising young professionals on long-term relationship building
  • The three pursuits after health and wealth are truth, love, and beauty - truth is permanent, love means being in love rather than being loved
  • Every relationship is transactional with value exchange - the secret to happy relationships is two happy people, not trying to make each other happy
  • Cousin marriage remains prevalent worldwide because genetic risks drop dramatically from 0.5 relatedness (siblings) to 0.125 (cousins), making biological concerns minimal

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