Episode 2: How and Why Red-Blooded American Men Disappeared from America's "Top" Colleges 

I’m sure he won’t let us down. We’re getting there.

This is where campus visits help. Do the kids want a big school or small school, an urban or rural school, close to home or far away

This is only episode 2, give him time.

Thank you for your comment. As mentioned, I acknowledge that I am being verbose in this series and the reason I am is because I am fleshing out my ideas live and I believe it is important to repeatedly clarify that my perspective is based on the macro data (averages) and how this redounds on "red-blooded" American young men. In this video in particular, I am focusing on how the relatively recent de-emphasis on standardized testing in the admissions review process coupled with the repeated redesigns of the SAT and ACT over recent decades has disproportionately hurt men. For further reading on the average gender performance gap on tests over recent decades referenced in this video, I encourage anyone interested to visit the following links: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0272775722000863 fairtest.org/gender-bias-college-admissions-tests/ msmagazine.com/2018/02/15/highest-performing-women-still-scoring-lower-men-sat/

Google SF removal of algebra as an example, however that type of thinking is being walked back as of late 23 elections (for the better imo)

Not such a valid source anymore. Merriam-Webster has been busted several times in recent years for changing the definitions of words to match popular political opinions.

His definition is from Merriam-Webster.

@@MOTV583 The free online edition can occasionally be misleading. This is a case where the snippet used was very misleading. At a minimum he should use the Collegiate version.... Not the free version.