Psychologist Steve Stewart-Williams writes about evolutionary psychology, sex differences, intelligence, and science and culture debates.
HN links it for data on sex differences in work preferences and a piece on women's hiring advantages in science, used in gender debates.
Golf clubs are super niche and self-selecting.
There are almost no spaces left which are easily discoverable by "analog" means without relying at all on social media.
The UK used to have a very strong pub and club culture. That's been collapsing for most of this century - some of it helped by government legislation.
This hasn't changed direction recently.
https://www.stevestewartwilliams.com/p/graph-of-the-day-how-couples-meet
Men are judged more harshly. Men need to pay a photographer to have their picture taken.
> This double disadvantages ..women?
Sorry, I don't follow you.
Especially since women's unrealistic judgement is to blame. Women are, objectively, rating men all wrong:
https://www.stevestewartwilliams.com/p/how-men-and-women-rate-each-other
(I just pulled the first article that has the famous Okcupid graph.)
For interpretation: https://www.stevestewartwilliams.com/p/sex-differences-in-work-preferences
(seems like paulg got the chart from this guy's tweet, which refers to the article I link above, which is informed by the study you linked to)
Not op but there is some evidence emerging that women have an advantage in hiring in media and academia.
https://www.stevestewartwilliams.com/p/rethinking-sexism-in-science