redhadou Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	My realisation after years of suffering Your comment was essentially useless and your comment should indeed not have a single upvote. I see you're still under the delusion that upvotes or downvotes are a sign of quality. They're just a sign of popularity, what vibrates with the current audience, which is always biased. Thinking otherwise would make every popular thing automatically the best. Let's just throw reviews and critics off the roof and give movie and music awards to the most popular ones instead, since there cannot possibly b…	/r/TheRedPill	06/06/17 08:19 AM
1	My realisation after years of suffering I can tell you that the best things in life are completely unrelated to money. Which you cannot enjoy for shit unless you're healthy, and that sufficiently correlates with money. What a crybaby. Doesn't make me wrong.	/r/TheRedPill	06/06/17 08:14 AM
3	Whether you like it or not, social media is a metric of SMV in today's society and the proof is too strong to ignore. I've met 2 women that you would consider exceptions. One was borderline insane to the point of maintaining 3 Facebook accounts of people most will never meet, and when we met once she was basically a red flag parade. The other was so smoking hot yet had no Facebook, I helped her make one (good beta boy me m-maybe I'm gonna get my dick sucked if I do!) and she told me that she deleted it 3 weeks later, due to getting obnoxious invites and messages. Some of them were "ur so smoking hot bebe wanna …	/r/TheRedPill	23/05/17 01:55 PM
7	Dopamine Decoded: The Five Most Toxic Habits (Part 2) Kinda unrelated but I like to put Reddit in the "social media" side of things. While it's no Twitter/Facebook it still gives you the "feel good" sense of getting more karma and upvotes from other people (that you will never meet or know anything beyond what they post). In my main account I literally felt bad about myself whenever I was getting downvoted to the point of deleting a comment people didn't like. "No more mr. nice guy" social media version.	/r/TheRedPill	22/05/17 05:15 PM
44	Dopamine Decoded: The Five Most Toxic Habits (Part 2) Excessive theorizing is a sign of a hyperactive doubting mind (like mine). It's the "I want to feel like I'm doing something but I want to make sure I'll make it right so instead I'll just sit here feeling good about thinking of the thing I want to do". My guess is that it's half perfectionism and half insecurity. We should allow ourselves room to try and fail a couple of times before we go back to the drawing board.	/r/TheRedPill	22/05/17 05:12 PM
2	15 Books You Need To Read Thank you for suggesting "The like switch". I snatched the audiobook to listen to the first chapter on my way to work and found it rather interesting, especially when you consider that this approach even works when we're talking about surpassing phobias (like someone who's afraid of dogs). So (at least the first chapter) it talks about something that is widely used in the animal kingdom.	/r/TheRedPill	22/05/17 12:47 PM
28	My realisation after years of suffering Money doesn't experience you much of anything. It's paper. You can buy services and luxuries, but those don't experience you anything groundbreaking either. Such reductionist claims only makes me think how people actually believe this. A similar repeated claim is "emotions are just chemicals in the brain", as if thought generation isn't chemicals in the brain and if I point it out I magically sound smarter. Money is indeed paper that everyone well agreed that represents something. Just because y…	/r/TheRedPill	20/05/17 11:40 AM
16	Women who thought they were using you like an orbiter and suddenly start ignoring you when you cut them off? Is it normal? I don't want her attention or anything, but shouldn't a 35 years old woman in the corporate world act a little less... womanish? She became older, not a man.	/r/askTRP	17/05/17 10:09 AM
-1	Critical Thinking: a Lost Skill Another understatement. I was very confident in my critical thinking skills, but I decided to do some test from an online university, where you read paragraphs and get asked stuff on the content. I had 40-50% success. Point being, anyone who read "thinking: fast and slow" knows how fallible our brains are. Another example was raised by Neil DeGrasse Tyson on Twitter where he pointed out that people are more readily to disagree with a doctor's diagnosis that is negative than positive. So if your …	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/17 09:10 AM
6	Crabs in a bucket: You have absolutely no idea how tough it is to be great in life until you pursue greatness and see how many people try to talk you out of it. That's an understatement. I went to an interview and during the interview the CEO walked in and he nonchalantly made fun of 2/4 people who interviewed me, then proceed to laugh by himself. Of course everyone followed. Who dares not to?	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/17 09:00 AM
0	Crabs in a bucket: You have absolutely no idea how tough it is to be great in life until you pursue greatness and see how many people try to talk you out of it. It's totally what you do that defines you, career-wise and all. The well educated person with successful career, man or woman, will significantly receive more compliments and admiration. Meanwhile, on the internet, all you get is sob stories for upvotes and circlejerking of memepics depicting people as "we are all insecure", "nobody knows what they're doing in life, it's not just you", "we all have our ups and downs". Fuck no. The man who has his ducks in the row considers "down" to be "missing …	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/17 08:48 AM