With all due respect, I think this is a bit too simplistic. You cannot “teach” anyone anything, especially as they grow older, you can model the behaviour you

With all due respect, I think this is a bit too simplistic. You cannot “teach” anyone anything, especially as they grow older, you can model the behaviour you desire, but even then, they have to want to ape their parents behaviour, unlikely for a lot of kids, hence the prevalence of “influencers”. It’s also a bit flippant to say gender is outdated, boys face different pressures and drivers than girls, see risk appetite for instance. We do need a discussion about the differences in the genders, and I especially think boys options need to be reviewed as their traditional outlets are eroded more (breadwinner, hunter, gatherer, agression etc..)