You could always contact Ed, he's nearly always accepting of webcam interviews, to ask those question, he's very easy to get along with. Perhaps upload the interview on Studio Brule's Youtube channel, I would like to see it myself.

I think his argument about attractive women (more feminine), if I can remember, was that they're higher in group-cooperation (conformity) and the less attractive women (more masculine) become the head girl of the group who influences the female group to accept feminist philosophy instead of adapting to patriarchal norms. Once this become the dominant culture, women conform to it. This is reflected in how when Christianity was a dominant religion in the west, women were more right wing than men. Now that leftism is the dominant ideology, more women are left wing and men have gone in the opposite direction: more right wing.

What do you think about the part that women are undermining academia and pushing out the male genius? It makes me wonder if that increasing bureaucratic state of universities acted as an incentive to attract more women to universities, since women naturally gravitate to resources. Noah Carl had also made similar arguments that women are undermining academia. He showed that women are generally less supportive of free speech: https://noahcarl.substack.com/p/did-women-in-academia-cause-wokeness

What I found most surprising is that this feminist parallels happened in the Roman Empire. There were taxation laws that discriminated against men. Roman women became intolerant that the Roman men opted to marry ex-slaves, which, in a way, reminds me of MGTOW. I'm not MGTOW, but I do share similar views in regards to modern women. Most modern women (especially millennials and Gen Z) are not prepared to be wives and mothers. Mothers used to play a crucial role in ensuring the daughters were marriable. Now, that's no longer the case because mothers are now working instead of taking care of children and being a role model to their daughter(s). They've now started to dress more like men, opting for pants/jeans/shorts as opposed to dress/skirts, which, of course, a similar thing happened Rome and Baghdad. I cannot think of a more apparent visual decline in gender role. Even the hats that men and women wore prior to the 1960s were gender specific. This decline is an emphasis on individualism and rejection of traditional values. Modern women increasingly seem to treat their boyfriend/husband as girlfriends, they no longer know how to treat and respect men.

It is now reported that women are the fastest growing group in suicide rates, despite having support programs and funding that hugely favours them and discriminate men. Many of these places push men away. Increasingly, I'm seeing more headlines of unmarried and childless women committing suicide. It's hard to tell if they'll surpass men's suicide rates. While things are bad for men, but I do suspect in the next 20-30 years it'll end up being worse for women than men. What do you think will happen?