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Red Pill TheoryKite_Blight/r/TheRedPill29/06/17 01:41 PM
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Agreed. And I wonder if it's a way of saying, "Hey I'm a pretty hot commodity. Check me out."
/r/seduction31/07/19 06:02 PM
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You know, I've noticed if you become good enough, there's almost always some women waiting for you at the top.
/r/seduction14/07/19 02:04 AM
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Not necessarily a motivational video for approaching women, but it's one of my favorite motivational videos. Puts me in a good mood to work hard. The Grind
/r/seduction01/07/19 10:55 PM
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I agree with ya. Whenever a woman starts randomly sexualizing a conversation, it's basically an invitation to play. They'll create an erotic mental image in your head, hoping to steer the conversation in that direction. Don't get me wrong. Sometimes women do it because they want to be the center of attention. That happens too. But if you're talking to a woman and she says shit like, "I don't like shopping. I can never find pants that fit my butt. Because it's so big." she's dropping hints about …
/r/seduction27/06/19 05:25 PM
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Netflix once wrote a pretty interesting memo about the nature of change and the problems organizations sometimes run into as they get larger. There’s a lot of good advice in it, but this line stuck out to me in particular: “We do not seek to preserve our culture — we seek to improve it.” — https://jobs.netflix.com/culture I think it’s a good trajectory to keep in mind. Ever since God died a few decades ago, we’ve sort of had to rebuild the way we want to build our lives from scratch. I see the m…
/r/TheRedPill13/06/19 08:36 PM
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I like this advice. I think it points men in the right direction. And I think it’s true. Women want a guy who wants them unapologetically—with fierceness and with love. They want someone who can play and tease them as well as lead when the situation calls for it. They want a man who’s sure of himself that other women want. Most people spend their lives ashamed of their desires and ashamed of themselves. They stumble and fall and then burn an unholy bitterness into their life. So someone who can …
/r/seduction01/06/19 05:11 PM
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Great short read that applies to men just as much to women.
/r/TheRedPill16/05/19 09:26 PM
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I like this. I think it’s all too easy to quickly become bitter with a lack of success. Life is difficult and filled with very many strange roads. To be able to bear them with grace is admirable. The small stressors in life are a reflection of how you’ll manage the big ones. How you do one thing is how you’ll do everything. There are men who will tell you otherwise. That you should’ve done this or that. I think people like that just want to express their anger and lack of success through you. To…
/r/TheRedPill06/05/19 11:05 PM
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I’ve notified indoor rock climbing seems to select for very fit people who tend to be pretty attractive and young.
/r/seduction29/04/19 05:12 PM
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I think of seduction (and attraction in general) as a series of small games you play with another person. And the more you play with each other, the more attraction you develop. I would think of it as the beginning of a chess game. You can’t say for sure whether you’re going to land the checkmate, but the odds are increasing in your favor. Position your rooks and your pawns, and escalate the game. Especially at a place like a gym, you can usually take your time, because you know you’re probably …
/r/seduction28/04/19 05:03 PM
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I think if you that’s what you think of women, you’ll find it difficult to form a meaningful relationship with them.
/r/seduction16/04/19 04:12 AM
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I like it. It’s like an invitation to play a small game.
/r/seduction11/04/19 02:46 AM
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I don’t know. I struggle too sometimes. Maybe not with bitterness specifically, but the difficulty and mediocrity of it all. Not just women but the trajectory of life itself, for which I think women are a kind of barometer for how well you’re doing. Some people choose music to help channel their pain. That certainly helps me. You should read the Wikipedia article of how the Bon Iver album was made. I think a lot of people could relate to it. “Whilst living in Raleigh, North Carolina, Vernon fell…
/r/seduction06/04/19 01:32 PM
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I could see how this could be taken to the extreme and become offensive. I don’t think a lot of women enjoy being catcalled by strangers. But I do think a lot of women enjoy being treated as a woman—desired and pursued by a man they admire. And all too often, I think men sometimes treat women as if they’re asexual. A permanent lack of interest isn’t very exciting to a woman. Women want men to be men—not eunuchs.
/r/seduction04/04/19 12:50 PM
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This place is a bit like mining for gold. You'll have to go through a lot of grit before you find something worth hearing. Twitter is a good place for learning, if you can find the right accounts. You always know what to expect and sometimes you can even expect great things.
/r/TheRedPill11/07/17 05:34 PM
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Yes. Shyness is a deficit that can be overcome. How To Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie and The 48 Laws of Power will get you more than halfway there.
/r/TheRedPill21/06/17 03:29 PM
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What is the best recommendation then? To have fiber when fructose is present?
/r/TheRedPill16/06/17 04:55 AM
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What do you mean by "we don't even know if the ratio is actually different". Are you talking about the ratio between sugar and fiber in poptarts?
/r/TheRedPill16/06/17 04:43 AM
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I agree. It was a mistake I made from misremembering this passage. http://a.co/iGfL2nF
/r/TheRedPill16/06/17 03:47 AM
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You know I didn't realize some fruits had more fructose than glucose and when I looked back in the book it never actually says that. It just says that fructose in apples is low (I'm guessing compared to something like Coke). Here's the relevant quote: http://a.co/iGfL2nF
/r/TheRedPill16/06/17 02:38 AM
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You're right. Nearly every organism on the planet needs sugar, specifically glucose as fuel. Cells will die without it. Luckily for us, the body breaks down protein, carbohydrates, and fat into glucose.
/r/TheRedPill15/06/17 09:03 PM
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The Cholesterol Myth has an interesting section on sugar and how it contributes more to heart disease than cholesterol does. Surprisingly, the type of sugar also makes a difference. High fructose corn syrup is composed of 55% fructose and 45% glucose. Plain white sugar is 50% fructose and 50% glucose. The problem with fructose is that unlike glucose, the body metabolizes it differently. Almost all fructose is metabolized by the liver, which is almost immediately converted into triglycerides. Hig…
/r/TheRedPill15/06/17 08:48 PM
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Our brains didn't evolve to see objective reality. They evolved just enough to be able to survive and pass on genes to the next generation. Moreover the brain didn't evolve to make you happy. It evolved to keep you alive. Nature doesn't give a fuck if you are constantly stressed about the future if it means you live long enough to have children. Being aware of the mechanisms and psychological traps your brain is susceptible to gives you more power over it and the ability to move your life in a m…
/r/TheRedPill26/05/17 03:29 AM
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I try to trick my brain into thinking life is moving in a positive/upward direction. One of the best ways I've found of doing that is by reading self-help books and constantly trying to learn new skills.
/r/TheRedPill26/05/17 12:41 AM
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He wrote the introduction to Starting Strength by Mark Rippetoe too after finding out that deadlifting helped his back pain, despite physicians telling him not to lift heavy things.
/r/TheRedPill22/04/17 09:41 PM
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It's all you MattyAnon. I wouldn't know what else to add anyways.
/r/TheRedPill22/04/17 04:30 AM
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That's why I enjoy Scott Adams so much. In his book he talks about how following your passions is dumb—passion tends to come from success or things you're good at. He's trained in hypnosis and persuasion and is well aware of the biases people run into. In fact, in his book he tells people to memorize the biases you mentioned here, which is based off of Wikipedia's list of cognitive biases. He talks about how people should develop a set of skills that should complement each other—none of which ha…
/r/TheRedPill21/04/17 04:15 PM
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Awareness of your posture has also been shown to improve volition (willpower) and consequently lowers procrastination as well.
/r/TheRedPill04/02/17 11:59 PM
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The way it was explained to me and resonated with me: Money can buy freedom and freedom buys happiness. The ability to do what you want when you want is very powerful. And money can aid in that, if used correctly.
/r/TheRedPill26/01/17 08:44 PM
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Your comment reminds me of the outpouring of fan letters from women to the actor Jeffrey Dean who plays Negan on The Walking Dead. For those who don't know, Negan brutally kills two main characters with a baseball bat in his episode debut. Here's Jeffrey's telling Howard Stern about it: “It’s mostly women who I get really weird fan mail from,” he said. “Like, they just want to be, I don’t know, gagged and tied up and beat on a little bit.” It’s not exclusively females, though: “I see [men] come …
/r/TheRedPill14/01/17 11:58 PM
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You're pretty good at this. Each paragraph flows into the next. You repeat concepts with a kind of beautiful consistency that few people can rival. The fact that your post got so many upvotes is a testament to that. I haven't seen anyone do that in a while. You're well-versed in knowledge from many different domains. And I've gone through your posts. Your skill stack is incredible. You seem like the kind of person who is eager to understand the way humans function--their irrationality, their beh…
/r/TheRedPill01/12/16 04:00 AM
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I really enjoyed this post. I think back on my life and a lot of Nicole Kidman actions resonate with the behavior of other women I've met. And it's cemented this idea that's been bouncing around in the back of my head for a while, but never really bubbled to the surface until now. I realize now a woman doesn't show interest in the same way a man does. They will place themselves in situations where they hope you'll ask them out or escalate the situation. But they won't do it themselves. They'll w…
/r/TheRedPill20/11/16 03:45 PM
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Here's the link to Amazon's "Send To Kindle" page. There's lots of choices to choose from. Personally, I use the Chrome plug-in, but choose what works best for you. https://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindle One thing I will say though—in general, I pretty much never try to convert and send PDFs. They rarely turn out great (lots of formatting issues).
/r/TheRedPill06/11/16 02:06 PM
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Thanks for the link. I was able to send it to my Kindle that way.
/r/TheRedPill06/11/16 06:21 AM
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This is fantastic. I'll be adding these to my book list. I'm especially a fan of the reasons you gave for diving into genres of books that may not always strike a chord with self-improvement, like say sports. As a side note, Dale Carnegie's book,"How To Win Friends and Influence People" profoundly and fundamentally changed my life for the better. That was the first book that really cemented in me the idea that self-help books are not some voodoo magic—that there are some very practical and effec…
/r/TheRedPill30/08/16 09:23 PM
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I appreciate a lot of what you've had to say here. I find myself in a similar mindset towards personal growth. It's incredibly motivating to see someone tread along similar lines. If there were only 3 books you could recommend for someone interested in personal growth, what would they be?
/r/TheRedPill30/08/16 06:54 PM
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