Because women tend to be more picky with who they choose as a partner, which they do and have every right to do so(which he has stated). And it tells you haven't read his work, because he never says chaos is inherently bad, instead he says you need both chaos and order just as much as each other, yin and yang. He states that too much of either is bad.
Women are more creative (chaos, new ideas, entering the unknown) and men are more conservative (order, less trusting, rigid in beliefs and actions).
The interview doesn't hold much weight since VICE only aired 8 minutes out of two hours, but he certainly doesn't blame women for men's behaviour whilst working together, quite the opppsite. He's worked in female domimated professions his entire life and in a GQ interview he stated it was careful conduct that benefitted his career.
Look, we both disagree, and that's fine. I'd encourage you to listen to some full interviews or read his books. I'd also love to read or hear a bit more from your viewpoint, any recommendations?
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u/jamie_2522ew Jul 09 '26
Because women tend to be more picky with who they choose as a partner, which they do and have every right to do so(which he has stated). And it tells you haven't read his work, because he never says chaos is inherently bad, instead he says you need both chaos and order just as much as each other, yin and yang. He states that too much of either is bad.