Why people recommend it
Greed by Chris Ryan is a book exploring human sexuality, evolutionary psychology, and alternative relationship structures. The themes and contents of the book have sparked notable discussions across several prominent discussion platforms. On Modern Wisdom, the speaker referenced the book and its author while exploring arguments surrounding human sexuality and polyamory, drawing connections to the broader academic discourse advanced by figures like Bret Weinstein and Heather Heying. Meanwhile, on This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, Theo mentioned that he had recently started reading the book. He shared his initial impressions with his audience, noting that he had just worked his way through the introduction and the first chapter. He admitted that he found some of the concepts and ideas presented in the text challenging or provocative as he read slowly, yet he expressed a clear determination to finish reading it in order to better understand the material. Across both podcasts, the book emerged as a compelling touchstone for examining contemporary ideas about human nature, relationships, and societal norms. Commentators and hosts utilized its provocative premises to dive deeper into discussions about modern intimacy, evolutionary biology, and the ways in which human mating strategies have evolved over time, highlighting its ability to provoke strong reactions from new readers.
Who recommended it
- Theo Von Discussed
Theo Von — 1 mention
“What's your opinion? you know I just started reading this book called sex at dawn and it's by a man named Chris Ryan and I just started and uh and I've literally read through the introduction and I mean just in the first chapter I'm it just started yesterday Anna read slow and I don't wanna [ __ ] I”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“obviously it's the argument that Bret Weinstein and Heather hang say when they're talking about sex at dawn by Chris Ryan”