ProteinGod17 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Be like Trump: understanding how to use leverage and cognitive dissonance to establish frame Haha I like the name you gave it, I never really looked at the phenomenon closely but your Batman analogy really opened it up. Pretty damn cool, isn't it?	/r/TheRedPill	14/03/16 01:40 AM
7	Be like Trump: understanding how to use leverage and cognitive dissonance to establish frame Of course! I'll go through some of his policies I find important. To give you some background on who I am, I'm a 27 male from California and I work in the financial industry with a BA in Economics. I'm mainly liberal with policies regarding religion, abortion and human rights but more conservative with taxes, foreign policy, immigration and our economy (such as Do we privatize this industry? etc.) Immigration - This hits home for me since my mother is an Iranian immigrant. As you said, many peop…	/r/TheRedPill	13/03/16 08:57 AM
6	Country music is so bad for oneitis I'm so glad I grew up listening to Led Zeppelin as my favorite band. One of the most redpill bands in the industry that I know of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehwSEVbBZl4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdrAdcxFB9c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIiu0JI3I5g <--- this one's great since it's about going blue pill to red	/r/TheRedPill	13/03/16 07:34 AM
5	Be like Trump: understanding how to use leverage and cognitive dissonance to establish frame "Imagine you think that your candidate is going to save the country. And you truly feel that. He is a beacon of light in the darkness. Are you really going to think logically and step back and analyze? Or are the people calling you an idiot and stupid just going make you cling to your guy even stronger?" I think the reaction to people drilling your ideas really depends on how open you are to criticism and new ideas. It really boils down to self-awareness. For me, personally, I've changed sides t…	/r/TheRedPill	13/03/16 07:22 AM
0	Fat is the new beauty standard for women, according to business insider Idk why you're being downvoted, everybody has different sexual preferences and there's nothing wrong with that.	/r/TheRedPill	13/03/16 07:14 AM
1	Fat is the new beauty standard for women, according to business insider From my personal experiences, I've found that only out of shape girls defend being plus-sized. My experience is definitely biased though since 90% of the girls I've been with have been from the gym or adult soccer leagues. Even the curvy/slightly bigger girls I've been with hate the whole fat is beautiful movement. These girl's put in hours of work almost everyday to achieve an attractive physique only to see the lazy, fat one's trying to undermine every weight they've lifted. The only fit girls…	/r/TheRedPill	13/03/16 07:11 AM
2	"Are there really that many guys under 6 feet tall?" Four female coworkers ask me Doubt it, the fact that those dudes pull in millions and are loved by the country will completely skew the fact that 3/4 of them look like aliens from a cheesy movie. If I could choose my height, I'd go with 6'4 and nothing higher. It's like having a big dick, there is a point where it's just too much.	/r/TheRedPill	13/03/16 07:02 AM
10	"Are there really that many guys under 6 feet tall?" Four female coworkers ask me Lmao, one of my good buddies is 6'4. One night out at the bars, this good looking chick was cozying up to my buddy the entire time. After some drinks, she admitted to thinking my buddy was in the NBA. He's an athlete and a big dude but this still came to a shock to him so he asked her what made her think that. Word for word, she said "Well you're like 6'10!" She wasn't even trashed either. I asked her how tall she thought I was and she said 6'5, I'm 6'2 on a good day lol.	/r/TheRedPill	11/03/16 11:40 PM