So I am on board with the general MGTOW ideas based on what I have seen in my own life. The skeptic in me just wants some science though. Things like psychology studies .

The main thing I am interested in is information on our human evolution and how it creates hypergamy. The MGTOW theory as I understand it is that paleolithic women had to seek out the men with the best resources in order to be taken care of while pregnant or nursing. The main strike against this idea seems to be the probability that paleolithic people lived in essentially small communes where all the women and all the men shared pretty much all the resources, and the men hunted in groups.

If anyone has any good sources or statistics, I would be interested. Also I am subscribed to a few good mgtow youtube channels, but they are mostly political and social commentary rather than explaining some scientific facts of mgtow.

I don't need scientific proof of gynocentrism. That is self evident in a population's ability to repopulate and the scarcity of eggs vs sperm.