frenchfortomato Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	How much for cash? If you aren't gaming the system, the system is gaming you.	/r/TheRedPill	18/03/20 12:38 AM
1	How much for cash? I'm at least a few years away from being able to afford $500 watches, but I'm gonna agree with OP on this. Why you want something, or what it is, is irrelevant. I've gotten my best deals on beater cars using exactly the same mindset. -Know what you want -Don't be attached to any particular one -Cash. First seller who bids wins the auction. $500 luxury watch vs. beater car market makes no difference.	/r/TheRedPill	18/03/20 12:37 AM
1	Why Dividend Investing Is A Mistake For Most Retail Investors Actually, you can beat probability, if you're willing to try and you figure out something true and unique. There's nothing fundamentally crazy about that; in fact, it's the whole idea behind markets- a bunch of people, each with their own slice of valuable insight about resource allocation. If this was a zero-sum game in the long term, there would be no point to markets in the first place. Also, +1 on fuck mutual funds	/r/TheRedPill	12/02/20 03:56 AM
1	Japanese women categorize male friends by levels of intimacy, from hugging to bathing Just like Germany, and what do the two of them have in common? Losing a war has much more of an evolutionary effect than the modern world cares to admit. We're still more like cavemen than we are different from them.	/r/TheRedPill	23/12/19 09:32 PM
3	A good read from a Quora comment Dude, not that long ago, the average housewife did this to perfectly healthy chickens on a weekly basis. Actually, in the third world, most still do come to think of it. I swear, even on TRP, the first world is so out of touch with reality that we're insta-extinct if a serious disaster ever occurs.	/r/TheRedPill	21/12/19 05:03 AM
3	Don't Be A Hyperconsumerist Christmas Cuck Canned food is very different from "fresh vegetables". Mason jars are still a thing, you can get them at WalMart and I often do. They're a relatively recent (1930's) development in food preservation, before that zinc cans with lead solder were used (yuck) with a variety of inelegant glass/metal composite containers developed in-between. Still a far cry from "fresh vegetables" though, as processing either adds tons of sugar, salt, and other stuff, and some nutrients are destroyed during processin…	/r/TheRedPill	08/12/19 10:30 PM
14	Don't Be A Hyperconsumerist Christmas Cuck Like buying fresh vegetables Medieval peasants did that every day No they didn't. You have some good points, but the whole "slow food" thing gets romanticized a little much on here. Until after WWI when trains, refrigerators, chemical pest control, and mechanized cultivation became widely available, you could only have fresh vegetables for 6 months of the year in the best of climates, and in others you'd be lucky to have potatoes for 5. This is why before 1900, all of the big, glorious, highly s…	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/19 11:41 PM
15	Modern DNA analysis reveals hypergamy taking hold after the invention of agriculture and stratification of society: 8,000 years ago, 17 women reproduced for every one man Whoever is downvoting this, get over yourself. If you think scientists can't be bought and manipulated, I have a bridge to sell you.	/r/TheRedPill	06/12/19 11:22 PM
13	Dalrock: Of course they aren’t changing girls to boys and boys to girls. - "When he was four or five years old, many were disturbed by how he was dressed and thought he could do it at home where no one saw him alone. It was so hard to tell the difference whether he was a guy or a girl. I got angry." I say this after working for a very prestigious research organization for 7 years- science is BS with a cherry on top. Truly good liars can make you believe anything they want, without actually misrepresenting any facts.	/r/TheRedPill	22/10/19 06:17 AM
4	The Ultimate Red Pill is Being Self Employed It's like if you have 10 customers and one is more of a PITA than he's worth, you cut off his account and never think twice about it. Good times are then had by all. If you're a W-2 worker, your boss is your only customer. You can't fire him if he misbehaves. Really not that much different than the advice TRP gives for everything else.	/r/TheRedPill	02/10/19 04:38 AM
8	The Ultimate Red Pill is Being Self Employed Holy crap that's retarded. Self employment has its upsides and downsides, but one thing I love about it is not having to take orders from someone who makes "invade russia in winter" level bad decisions. Whoever is running that place is either retarded, or, more likely, has some very self-serving reasons for making an ostensibly bad decision. Either way, of no benefit to anyone who works with him.	/r/TheRedPill	02/10/19 04:32 AM
2	I've been reading this shit for the last 5 years and it changed my life and will affect me for the rest of my years. Remind me again whether it's you or everyone else that's posting a nonstop stream of off-topic political drivel?	/r/TheRedPill	02/10/19 04:25 AM
2	You can't be Alpha if you hate your job Guess you could say that if the money lets you afford being the alpha outside of work, then it's worth it. If it doesn't, then it adds nothing to your life, GTFO.	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/19 02:13 AM
3	You can't be Alpha if you hate your job The only way to successfully avoid conflict with people is to live in a remote cave. Even if you're self-employed, your ability to direct people toward a mutually beneficial vision has much more of an impact than any kind of technical skill, so it makes more sense to learn how to lead people than it does to avoid conflict with them.	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/19 02:10 AM
1	You can't be Alpha if you hate your job Yes. Also would like to add, once you spend more than 2 years doing one particular thing, it becomes very hard for people to imagine you doing anything else. Your box, if you will, has 1/2" plate steel walls. Move up or GTFO	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/19 02:05 AM
3	You can't be Alpha if you hate your job Any knowledge on slithering into one of those vague ''social worker'' positions Yes. I have a master's degree in public & nonprofit administration, and studied with a ton of those people. It is about the least RP field you could ever get into. Low pay, and shit working conditions to make up for it. No natural path to management or leadership positions. And you work with people who assume that since you're a man, your motives for literally everything are selfish and evil. Don't even think about i…	/r/TheRedPill	01/10/19 02:01 AM
4	Federal Trade Commission sues Match for fraudulent and deceptive practices. Online dating can work great, but buyer beware even with mainstream companies. Doing something? Not yet. Talk is cheap, and the government is master of making it look like they're doing something. Keeps the plebs happy while the campaign donations keep rolling in from regulated businesses.	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/19 11:48 PM
1	The more alpha I become the more enemies I make This is literally damaging my online presence via Google reviews So? You still have a successful side business that most people do like. When I get tied up about some of my business's bad reviews, I remember that the President of the United States got that job with no previous experience, just by deliberately pissing off as many people as possible. In other words, bad reviews are still reviews, and they can be leveraged to your advantage.	/r/askTRP	27/09/19 06:01 AM
13	On Fixing Things and Working with your Hands I agree with you insofar as the ability to fix things, and the attitude it takes, are desirable ends in themselves. Lost my job about 6 months ago, and have been making ends meet by repairing farm & construction machinery. Bought a shitty utility body truck from a water company for $2900, and without any certs or degrees, have been doing OK-it's been a great experience for the past 6 months. I can fix pretty much any machine common in everyday life- including in the house- and I'm learning how t…	/r/TheRedPill	17/09/19 05:16 AM
2	Reverting a negative perception / bad reputation So much this. You can improve slightly by sheer effort & dedication, but, ironically, you will quickly hit a wall where the "crab bucket effect" becomes much more powerful than the diminishing returns you're seeing on incremental improvement. Secondly, and just as important in some contexts, is that after a few years of little or no improvement, it becomes very difficult for people to imagine you as anything other than what you already are. Your status gains inertia, so to speak. You need to "re…	/r/TheRedPill	09/09/19 01:13 AM
1	Power is everything I just don’t know where to begin. That doesn't matter as much as you think. Just begin. If you have a goal in mind, you'll find a way to deal with anything that comes up.	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/19 01:49 AM
2	Power is everything Be careful about the "university or other public entity" part of that plan. The horticulture research market is 300% saturated by public orgs, and you aren't going to make any money working for them without a Ph.D. Nor are any of the skills you'll learn particularly applicable to a small business/ startup setting. The only valid reason to get a public horticulture research job is to make connections to the biotech industry, so make sure whoever you work for has a lot of involvement with private …	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/19 01:43 AM