Cverson28 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. That was excellent! Although Ive found that there is a third piece, applying yourself is necessary, you get lucky when you meet someone who recognizes your talent, and then its who they know that gets them started; but then that hard work comes back around because what you know is far more important than who you know in terms of job security. But sign me up for space camp, Id go on the mission to Mars, the idea of possibly not being able to return is one of the most exciting things in the world.…	/r/TheRedPill	26/03/17 06:40 AM
1	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. Of course, these are facts of life and can be said about most things. 1 and 10,000 ( jury is still really out, id honestly argue that absolute pitch doesnt exist because of natural variations between individuals voices, hearing abilities, along with issues related to recording/analysis software http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/archive/newsrel/soc/05-09ToneLanguage.asp) Perfect just doesnt exist, its and idealized pedestal that will always be everything other than perfect according to critics (this is in…	/r/TheRedPill	26/03/17 06:05 AM
3	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. 100%, I've also noticed that these people may often try to "buy" their friends by marketing themselves as the kid with the coolest possessions and buying all the top notch/most recent computers, laptops, phones, etc.. But like you said, they exploit their genetic make up (influence of epigenetics and will power) but things will always lead to this nature vs. nurture/environment argument (aka chicken or the egg). A fat persons sense of humor is the perfect example of humility, its humbling. Hence…	/r/TheRedPill	26/03/17 05:03 AM
1	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. 1 in 10,000 isnt too rare when everyone thinks they can sing lol. But yes you are right. And by no means am I saying that you or anyone else with natural talent do not work hard, things may come easily to some but that doesnt mean that everyone then chooses to take the easy road. Most still put in their 10,000 hours. What I mean is that these people have an innate ability that cannot be taught, only harnessed (like many other talents). Everyone can work to become great at something, but relative…	/r/TheRedPill	25/03/17 11:28 PM
2	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. Now i wonder if the sense of humor was something that developed on its own after accepting that he was fat or if he deliberately worked day and night to develop a compensating sense of humor that distracted attention from his waste line. Id imagine its the former but most here will say the latter.	/r/TheRedPill	25/03/17 07:54 PM
1	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. I get what youre saying but yes, that vast majority of musicians have perfect pitch, something youre born with (i.e., genetic). These people are born capable of playing every instrument because they dont play notes, they play by sound. I have several friends who have never taken any sort of music lessons but have watched them play the piano violin, sax, guitar, flute, the list goes on. Of course there is a formula, but who needs a formula when you can derive them all from your natural ability	/r/TheRedPill	25/03/17 07:51 PM
2	Let’s get something straight Red Pill: upvotes dictate quality and count for everything. What happens when you findout that 98% of the voters are retarded and cant actually grasp the topic at hand. To be honest, the vast majority of the posts on here are riddled with wrong info and poor advice (although the peoples intentions are good, their limited experience/intelligence have severly tainted the quality of most discussions. Progress is being made for sure; but its like constantly being blue balled, you think the guy is finally going to make the right point and you get excited only…	/r/TheRedPill	24/03/17 04:59 AM
1	My God..I've been reading the Red Pill for years without doing shit but yesterday night I had one giant epiphany. I get the feeling that some people have missed the main point of your post so Id like to bring us back to the topic. You have reached a moment of clarity where you see things for how they truly are and understand that you are the only person who can help better your current situation. These realizations come in stages, first you begin to realize how few people actually know what theyre talking about and so you begin to question the narratives being forced onto you. Next you realize how little yo…	/r/TheRedPill	24/03/17 04:24 AM
6	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. Oh I agree, yet so is getting a job; being a bouncer does not impress women, any impression is simply a facade; its a way for them to remove your inherent authority as someone within a position of power. At which point I ask, who is trying to play who here and what field do you guys think youre playing on? Secondly, your thought process is a bit cloudy on the dog analysis. "only really useful in one situation - when out walking the dog and doing it somewhere that your preferred kind of women wil…	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 08:01 PM
7	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. If your advertising sucks but your product is great then get a puppy; girls love dogs so it will increase the value of your "'product" (dog gives you bonus points) while also providing a slight distraction which is good for you because instead of realizing you have no game, she will associate her positive experience with your dog as a form of good "advertising"	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 06:40 PM
11	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. I just dont see how you can assume hes probably talented because hes so short; could easily be born with a great voice and the genes to be a giant, follow a bad nutrition plan and you wont grow. Just look at the north koreans.	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 06:33 PM
13	There's more to SMV than height (looks/race/hair). Learning to build a captive audience. I still cannot figure out if any of what you wrote was meant to be taken seriously or if this is an example of awesome wit! Im hoping its the latter	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 12:24 PM
1	Posture Fix is Changing how People See Me Learning how to walk wont do much for the confidence levels.. learning how to admit that they arent who theyre pretending to be would allow them to walk at their appropriate self-confidence level. In that case, at least they will approach the situation with an accurate perception of their personal abilities based upon an honest self assessment of ones own strengths and weaknesses in life. Knowledge is the key, knowledge is the seed that grows confidence. Without it, how could you ever be confide…	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 12:07 PM
1	Posture Fix is Changing how People See Me If you only every consider the things you know/thought of previously then you will never progress. Its best to assume there is always something youre not considering. Helps keep your mind on the evolving problem	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 10:55 AM
1	Posture Fix is Changing how People See Me this is the difference between mechanical advantage and efficiency; an anterior pelvic tilt doesnt make any athlete "better", the tilt is a function of the sprinting task and the fact that the force vector is directed behind their COM so they are essentially falling over. yet sprinters are also notorious for having tight hamstrings, which means they dont have an anterior pelvic tilt, its just that the pelvis naturally tilts when sprinting to maintain directional force production	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 10:44 AM
1	Posture Fix is Changing how People See Me Now I'm trying to be constructive because obviously, you seem to be interested in this area which is why I'm trying to make easily understood corrections for your thought process. But overall, the biggest problem with this post is your misperception of what an alpha is/what true masculinity is. Your constant need for external validation from people at the gym (in the form of looks, how many new people said you looked shreaded, or new approaches by girls) shows you are not an alpha and are simply…	/r/TheRedPill	23/03/17 10:22 AM