Thought of this question fresh off of reading someone in a mainstream reddit sub get upvoted for saying "polygamy is one of the dumbest things ever."
Obviously we know the vast majority of extremely high value are dating or married. People like Chris Pratt, Cristiano Ronaldo, Tom Brady, Brad Pitt, you name it.
We also know many extremely high value men were engulfed in controversy for being womanizers or otherwise cheating on their spouse. People like Tiger Woods, Bill Clinton, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
So my question is, of all the extremely high value celebrity/athlete men in the world, what percentage of them would you say is actually monogamous, and never cheats on their partner, or at least try not to as best as possible?
In contrast, what percentage of these men would you say are in an open relationship agreement with their partner, are willing to cheat on their partner, or are simply single?
And do you suspect that number is significantly higher for extremely high value men than it is for average men?
Bill Burr has a great standup on this topic, I suspect most of you have listened to it, but if not, you absolutely should.
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