exploderator Archive

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4	The purpose of a blowjob I very much enjoy blow jobs and wasting my time and sexual energy with a woman who isn't on my same sexual wavelength is honestly a waste of my time and I am doing us both a disservice by allowing her to stay. TBH, this is probably the single most important statement in your post. We can speculate about the rest, all are matters of interpretation, but this is indisputably valid logic and true. The only debate is whether sexual compatibility is one of your priorities, and there can be little doub…	/r/TheRedPill	06/06/21 11:46 PM
1	Take a look at ExRedPill I think psychedelics are a perfect example of the disconnect and failure of institutional knowledge. The hard evidence is that over the last few decades, tens of millions of people have taken many billions of doses of various psychedelics, in practically every imaginable setting, and extremely little harm has come out of it. Very few psychotic breaks, overdoses, fatalities, etc.. And even in the extremely few cases when things like that do happen, they are almost always because people had mental…	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/20 01:41 PM
0	A survey of the scientific evidence finds overwhelming proof of 'male disposability' All of these arguments are easily FOR male disposability being driven by instinct. ppl accurately predict the results of the experiments (meaning they at least know about the expectation) This is an argument for male disposability being driven by our instincts. Everybody knows the "correct" outcome, because everybody knows the same instinctual logic, the universal instinctive expectation of how sex roles are "supposed to" work in our species. ppl support male disposability more when they are bei…	/r/TheRedPill	03/07/20 10:35 PM
0	A survey of the scientific evidence finds overwhelming proof of 'male disposability' so in the absence of evidence I'm not well studied with respect to the larger animal kingdom, but my impression is that nature is full of species where the males do dangerous and often lethal things like defend territory, defend the females and offspring, and in some cases are very much expendable. Such patterns are common from spiders to primates. Sperm is always cheap, after all, and wombs are not. That is evidence that there are likely to be biological factors at play here, expressed in our p…	/r/TheRedPill	03/07/20 10:22 PM
4	A survey of the scientific evidence finds overwhelming proof of 'male disposability' Sorry mate, that's an incorrect application of Occam's razor. We're talking about primates here, and their behavior, which is a matter of natural facts we do not yet know. Occam's razor does not dictate the natural facts under examination. First, we know some of our behavior (concerning male disposability) is explained by social factors, learned stuff, that much is clear due to the research (and common sense, because we almost always have such influences). Next we are wondering whether or not ou…	/r/TheRedPill	02/07/20 10:27 PM
21	A survey of the scientific evidence finds overwhelming proof of 'male disposability' There is also evidence that suggest male disposability is a result of social conditioning, not instinct. These things can be very hard to untangle, when underlying instincts are promoted / normalized by social conditioning / popularity. The parallel example would be the protection of women, which is surely both instinctive and a popular norm expressed in most cultures. Thus I question the "is a result of social conditioning, not instinct". Why not both? People can have instinctive moral intuitio…	/r/TheRedPill	02/07/20 03:35 PM
5	London has a new program to automatically exempt women from jail for certain crimes. This is a blatant violation of equal rights, it's like a two-tiered justice system. More than just a fun project. I think it's an ethically mandatory reaction, on numerous fronts. These are the kinds of SJW absurdity situations where sane people need to force the contradiction to cause the system to implode. It's a precious opportunity that should not be wasted. The alternative is that we continue to allow the SJW's to enact and enforce contradictory and arbitrary sets of rules that may violate any principles they don't happen to deem important at the time. Such as equal treatm…	/r/MensRights	28/12/19 03:32 PM
1	The Vaginabrain Don't think the instinctive brain is less powerful. Have no fear, the only question in my mind is whether the instinct brain is 85% or 95% of what our brains do, even though it's largely not something we can directly perceive with our piddling little word-brain, because the structures of it evolved long through the tree of mammals, long before babbling brain was sprinkled on top. It's also not the right kind of thing for us to easily conceive in words, it's not just simple linear monkey puzzles,…	/r/TheRedPill	17/07/19 08:06 AM
1	The Vaginabrain Super awesome pointer to Daniel Kahneman, don't know how I missed him up till now, given that I've been building the same and/or extremely similar conclusions in my own decades long analysis of how we think. EG, I wouldn't say the rational brain is fully off by default, but instead that it's idling by default, and many of the things the instinct brain gets it to do are merely making excuses for what the instinct brain already decided, ie adding seemingly plausible stories in words, for what is a…	/r/TheRedPill	17/07/19 01:22 AM
1	How To Get Your Shit Together: A Guide For 15-to-25-Year-Old Pieces of Shit Here is a good idea to know: The good drugs are learning drugs, ie you take them to learn. Sure they might be pleasurable while high, but they might also be an ordeal, but are still completely worth doing because of what you learn. Psychedelics are the main examples of learning drugs, and if you don't take such big doses that you get totally mangled, they don't typically impair your memory or thinking ability, so you do learn a LOT from them. LSD is a top notch classic, especially taken in small…	/r/TheRedPill	17/06/19 12:18 AM
3	Conversationalism Pt. 1: Comfortability and Interest I guess I should say I'm not incapable of discussing simple things, and keeping things at a mutually productive level with people is the only way ANY good can come of it. I think it's more a matter that I'm as likely to begin talking about something that would "normally" either not be noticed, or perhaps even actively avoided from discussion (censored, but I can't find any good reason so long as exploring ideas isn't used as a weapon against people, as long as you keep it honestly mutual to howe…	/r/TheRedPill	28/05/19 01:45 AM
4	Conversationalism Pt. 1: Comfortability and Interest Great post, to the point I'll now break my lurker status here (there are some interesting hypothesis to ponder in this sub) to both give compliment and pitch in a deep thought or three, born of my own reflection on the matters you and u/john_tree brought up, concerning deep conversations with total strangers. I consider it a key art form, with the caveat that it usually takes high intelligence people to thrive in this territory. Indeed I could almost warn that we risk abusing people with our int…	/r/TheRedPill	28/05/19 12:11 AM