nma8 Archive

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3	How can modern fathers be respected by their children? The hell? There is so much more to life than just dating. Do I care how my father met my mother? No I don't, why would I really? I care about what he has shown me, how he built RC planes, how he taught me programming, etc. I will show my children how to build robots, I will show them how to draw, how to make things from clay, how rockets work, how to cook etc. I will support them in whatever goals they want to pursue in life. Parents, by default, deserve no respect in my mind. Teachers do. I wil…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/23 12:17 PM
1	People on this sub get insecurity completely wrong I don't think this is what insecurity is. From what I understand insecurity is simply a fear or lack of confidence in something in certain situations, in this case it might be a lack of confidence that someone will not leave you like they left all those people before. Trying to make others conform to your worldview is something else entirely and might be completely unrelated to insecurity, and can be also motivated by someone's moral judgement - someone believing that high body count is simply m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/01/23 02:39 AM
0	Childfree culture is a hiccup due to the recent invention of birth control and will disappear in a few hundred years Yeah, but your ability to react to the environment is based on your genes. If there are traits that can be easily controlled genetically and cause you to have more children or otherwise pass your genes forward more effectively then those traits, with a bit of luck, will be selected. For example, the threshold in your brain for what is judged as "comfortable" could be reduced or better tuned to the modern world. Or similarly the desire to have children could be calibrated to match situations wher…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/01/23 08:24 PM
9	How do you think we got here? Because humans spend something like at least 10 years learning the world they live in before they start becoming even remotely useful, and they need to be literally told and shown what they are supposed to do, for example how to even talk. The vast majority of knowledge required for our survival is passed outside of our genes. The genetic evolution of humans "discovered" it is far more efficient to transfer knowledge, from an existing brain to a new brain, instead of growing a brain that already…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/11/22 01:26 AM
1	Single Men vs Single Women Why?	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/11/22 08:16 PM
7	Single Men vs Single Women I mean, men are vastly stronger, so they will be always at better position when they choose violence than women, making them more likely to choose it. This won't change for a very long time. What we can do is to improve education and create more healthy schools, which will teach kids why violence is not the solution, that caring for your peers and collaborating builds a much better society than violence and anger. Crack down on bullying heavily, recognize situations where particular kids get ali…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/11/22 05:54 PM
3	There are different layers of sexuality, and the Redpill and Bluepill are not talking about the same one. another post full of pseudo-intellectual nonsense I sort of agree. life is actually fairly simple and the world isn’t this quasi-magical place full of mystery and wonderment. Hard disagree. There is nothing simple about this world. Yeah, we are animals, but animals themselves are extremely complicated, and we are possibly the most complicated animals on the planet. While we are clearly a product of evolution, understanding why something is an evolutionary advantage or what it actually does is of…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/11/22 07:07 PM
8	"Having sex in order to see whether there's compatibility" is sort of like "Eating in order to see whether you're hungry" - It's reverse order and pathological I don't think you are arguing in good faith. What do you mean exactly by pathological here?	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/11/22 12:40 PM
16	Is there double standard when it comes to watching pornography while in a relationship? I wasn't put in this exact situation yet as I don't really check what porn my gf watches on her own (though I know she watches it), but I think I would be cool with it. I imagine I would start having a problem if she started repeatedly bringing up this kink in conversations, and it would be something that I am uncomfortable with. But yeah, in general I feel like it is not my business what porn other people watch, as long as it is legal.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/22 08:15 PM
42	Is there double standard when it comes to watching pornography while in a relationship? I've seen a lot of cases on r/relationship_advice, posted both by men and women, where a woman was uncomfortable with a man watching porn, in some cases to a degree she considered it cheating. I have never seen the opposite. I personally would probably start getting uncomfortable with it if my gf decided she wants to watch porn instead of having sex with me, but that's about it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/22 06:48 PM