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That’s not happening anytime soon, Islamic societies need generations of reform. There also are insane levels of incestual marriage, even amongst Muslims in Europe. In the UK there was a rate of nearly 60-70% of Muslim marriages between 1st, 2nd and 3rd cousins. The genetic defects of common incestual marriages explain the behavior that comes out of these extreme societies. I actually think the one that could reshape itself into being a model country if they ever oust their leadership is Iran. T…
/r/TheRedPill08/06/18 04:04 PM
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Society will be fine, at least America will be. As far as meta goes, the only true challenger to American hegemony is China, and they’re more fucked up as far as how sex is treated. One child policy has led to 100 million shortage of females to males, there will be substantial numbers of men in China who will never have sex in their lives. And yet the Chinese society at the top worships money at a level that is not normal (way more than in America). Yet China also has a submissive culture and Ch…
/r/TheRedPill08/06/18 03:49 PM
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Television is incredibly toxic. I’ll watch things occasionally, especially documentaries. Or at least things that require you to think. The amount of people around me who watch just an obscene amount of television I truly feel sorry for. All these shows are truly mind control mechanisms. Heavy TV consumption is as bad for your overall mental health as drug addiction. It’s not good to zone out and watch a fantasy world unfold.
/r/TheRedPill08/06/18 03:39 PM
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Patrice O’Neal has a great point he hammers home a lot. He always would have girls sell themselves to him by asking them, or at least asking himself, “if this girl didn’t have a vagina, if it had to be surgically closed for whatever reason, what is your value to me? Why should I be with you as a person?” It’s an important point to consistently keep in mind. If you’ve had negative experiences don’t let them continue plain and simple. Don’t get so invested, divorce yourself from your rant. It does…
/r/TheRedPill24/04/18 12:24 AM
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Perhaps this may be true of Jay Z, I’ve lost respect for him although he has to walk carefully, he does have insight to offer the world I’ve noticed in early interviews he has differing perspectives than he does now, but it will ruin him, price to pay by signing up to marriage with an SJW icon. Kanye is his own creation. I don’t think the best PR minds in America could choreograph his public persona, he’s just raw and deals with the fallout on every occasion. I’ll say this, the same way people a…
/r/TheRedPill24/04/18 12:18 AM
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I'll add (on the point of capital) saving and investing is a very male trait. Learn to be responsible saver. This is something America has forgotten, somehow debt became the norm. Debt is the death of your independence. Taking out debt to spend money on yourself is a female trait. Learn to live within your means and find a way to slowly improve your situation. Slowly grow your empire, invest unemotionally. Warren Buffett may come off as not very masculine, but he's never ever buying stock or com…
/r/TheRedPill20/04/18 01:31 PM
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I'll make a post about it in the coming week
/r/TheRedPill20/04/18 01:16 PM
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I've worked in sales for 13-14 years. I've worked in variety of industries, up and down. But they are not all going to teach you to get over social anxiety. The best is actually selling in front of people. I did sales for years over the phone before I finally sold high end custom suits. That taught me to think on my feet, and took me from amateur to expert in a few short years. I work in high tech sales now, selling products in the 10s of thousands. I still think my instincts were learned more o…
/r/TheRedPill11/04/18 02:31 AM
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Definitely, I hate that the metrics for intellect are widely identified by appearing to be smart, or just being book smart. People who are book smart are usually terrible at actually doing their job. Street smarts are so incredibly underrated. Street smarts get you places, street smarts get things done. The ideal is when you're street smart and book smart, those people are the toughest mother fuckers.
/r/TheRedPill03/04/18 10:08 PM
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This is Mike Tyson here. She's a moron, this guy has been through hell and back, he has so much wisdom to offer the world, she really wasted the opportunity to interview him. The guy has lived like 8 lives, not a single question about Mike, the man, until after she shows her agenda.
/r/TheRedPill03/04/18 10:04 PM
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The US is on track to likely be the #1 producer of oil in the world this year. So if its traded in yuan, it doesn't necessarily impact the US economy. Russia & Iran would only account for 17% of global daily output, whereas the US, Saudi, UAE & Canada, countries who would not trade oil in a different currency, account for ~33% global daily output. Saudi Arabia depends heavily on the US, and there was just a $100 billion defense deal signed, I'm sure the US put contingencies on continuation of tr…
/r/TheRedPill18/02/18 08:27 PM
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I mean your post is basically going against all of evolutionary theory, but keep believing it. People thrive in tribes. Just pick a strong tribe, one that won't keep you down.
/r/TheRedPill18/02/18 05:43 PM
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America is fortunate as the constitutional mechanisms in place allow for domestic re-organization a hell of a lot better than most other nations. I actually think the left is doomed in America and the libertarian wing is set to thrive in the coming decades. I really think that when Corbin is elected PM, his inevitable failure in the UK will lead to a huge backlash against leftist / communist policies across the West. Trump is probably a preview of what will come down the road after people swear …
/r/TheRedPill18/02/18 05:35 PM
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For all the doom & gloom here, there are many ways in which the society of Israel is representative of what the future may look like in America. They operate in a TRP world, sort of post-feminist society. Israel is quasi-Western, but has to deal with the impact of life in the Middle East. Everyone serves in the military, men are alpha, women are alpha but enjoy being submissive. The country weirdly thrives on the survivalist mentality. The idea that life can come to an end at any point has allow…
/r/TheRedPill18/02/18 05:31 PM
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You mean trading in oil is backed by the dollar, not the dollar is backed by oil.
/r/TheRedPill18/02/18 05:26 PM
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The thing is, marriage is really only sustainable in certain conditions. While yes, women are hardwired to be hypergamous, we don't talk enough around these parts about the reasons why its more extreme now. I think it's completely due to the breakdown in community in Western society & frankly across the globe. Urbanization has basically upended every old world tradition. I do think there is an evolutionary benefit in the long-run to marriage, depending on the conditions of the marriage we're tal…
/r/TheRedPill18/02/18 03:58 PM
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Programming teaches logic. Those who excel at it just think more logically and thus are deeper in their heads. You need a ton of neurologically horsepower just to keep up these days, and that does come at an opportunity cost of other areas of your life. All the 'women in tech' push, and trying to teach younger generations how to code, if you think about it, could have the net societal impact of evening out the insanity we're in today. As in, women complain there aren't enough coders, so okay we'…
/r/TheRedPill10/02/18 12:13 PM
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I'd say this is pretty constant throughout history. It's also why despite right & left degenerating into group think, at least the right is not smug, and applies the basic religious idea of forgiveness to its group think. The left are just horrible. The highest IQs always break from status quo. Sometimes genius comes in pairs or trios, I'd say its still about the lone genius in these cases because someone has to be the leader of this pack, but rarely are the smartest people in history not fighti…
/r/TheRedPill06/02/18 09:34 PM
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I highly recommend around here the Misery Loves Company podcast, the host Kevin Brennan, is a comic and friend of Norm McDonald. Also insane, but RP all the way. First 50 episodes were comic genius then it tailored off. The rants were about as funny as anything in 2016/17.
/r/TheRedPill06/02/18 08:36 PM
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Lol this is basically the exact same situation in regards to BDS attempts at boycotting Israel. They made such a big deal in Europe that they got several countries to ban SodaStream because they had a production plant in the West Bank. So in their attempt to hurt Israel, they actually ended up hurting the 500 Palestinian workers at the plant, who had to be fired when the company moved the plant to the more expensive production site in Israel to circumvent this ban.
/r/TheRedPill06/02/18 08:34 PM
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The vast majority of the wealthiest people in America are not "alpha" the way most people around here would define the term. On a deeper, philosophical level, humanity has progressed to a point whereas to be insanely successful in business, even moderately successful in business, you need to give up things in life because there is a massive time constraint we are all up against (in economic terms, opportunity cost of being wealthy in America requires perhaps giving up the endless pursuit of tail…
/r/TheRedPill06/02/18 03:31 AM
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Lol, bro. It feels bizarre as a guy almost a foot shorter than you dishing out advice about height, but, you really just need to put in your tinder profile some type of comment about being tall, make it funny (I've got no idea what life is like being tall) Life as a guy 6'5: I've never been carded I have the best view at concerts I own the largest bed on the market Along with a picture of you holding a dog (puppy even better), and some other casual pictures and you should have 100s of matches de…
/r/askTRP06/02/18 12:24 AM
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I agree, need to be advancing your mission on all fronts most days. I'll just add, not all of us can balance out self-improvement on all fronts everyday, its okay to only work on a few things at once, as long as you keep an eye on the bigger long-term goal. As in, don't try to bite off the entire apple all at once. Its harder to improve if you try to do too much at once and I've seen this lead to regression. Just make incremental improvements on all fronts, but try and take giant leaps forward i…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 10:50 PM
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Well, if you think about it, the women who do make it to the top have every reason to keep women out of their territory, they aren't the extremists. The extremists are the dummies, the smarter women are more malevolent, like Hillary. Its why Hillary didn't divorce, why get rid of Bill when you can just use him to advance your own self interests? I know Hillary kept Huma around, but most of the big names on her staff were men. Women are far more in tune with self-survival then men are often. Its …
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 10:11 PM
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Lol exactly. If you read the Uma Thurman article, she's like patient zero here. She is Miramax's golden girl post-Pulp Fiction. Then she has a fuzzy memory but says Weinstein made a pass at her and then "tried to expose himself to her" (in the article, she REALLY makes vague claims, just says he pushed himself on her, she's probably afraid of a libel suit I'd imagine and thus intentionally says she doesn't remember all the details, then makes 60% of the article about a workplace incident against…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 10:03 PM
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They have been competing for high quality men always, but in recent generations, it was in their own self-interest to just marry when they found a decent enough guy, there wasn't as much of a drive to rise as high as possible and keep playing high stakes poker, if she found a suitable enough beta guy then she'd settle, because the idea of not being married for women would be like a scarlet letter. Women, as a whole, don't do as well independently. Men are independent, we don't feel the need to p…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 09:40 PM
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You're absolutely right about Marxism. While in society, yes it is sort of about eliminating obligatory sex, I don't think women have a problem with obligatory sex for beta men as long as they get something out of it (i.e., commitment, marriage, etc.). And as long as (beta guy) has a decent job she'll be willing to compromise at a certain age. Just you have a dwindling number of beta or alpha guys in these corporate environments, which all happen to be in this super liberal cities, while having …
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 09:24 PM
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I think its also social evolution at work. There are two movements among "feminists" working against one another simultaneously. This is about power in the workplace vs. men, but its also about taming women too who are stepping on the sexual territory of other women. There is article after article of women in their mid-30s who can't find a partner. This is evolution at work, pissed off women who can't get married who fear younger women dwindling down the mating pool even more. Women are fighting…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 08:36 PM
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I remember hearing from this Texas businessman when I was in college, the father of my friend, he told me 13 years ago that he's extremely careful to have any meetings alone with women. He's afraid to even be in an elevator alone with a woman, especially if they are not American. Getting dirt on people has been around forever, we just added in an excessive mass media culture + social media + an entire generation of people growing up from the terrible Baby Boomer generation that its exceeded logi…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 08:26 PM
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There is still evolution at work here. Women are still motivated by finding a partner. I see the post-#metoo sexual market as heavily favoring those who show even a modest amount of spine, particularly in the strong Democratic cities. These cities are FULL of women, heavily full of women. And of the men, they are heavily full of gay guys and betas. The alphas are the minority in many of these places, and women are very aware of this. Many of the men who fell by the wayside were without frame (St…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 08:19 PM
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I'm not sure where you live, but I've noticed that major metropolitan cities are FLOODED with young dumb millennial women, most of them working in "marketing", which is code words for social media manager / content writer (many I've come across have next to no sales skills, nor have any conception about psychology or what influences people, nor having any development or analytical abilities, but that is neither here nor there). The duality of life is maddening, but its quite funny how this is re…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 08:13 PM
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I feel like the Dunning-Kreuger effect is everywhere these days. These really are tough times, people online and in my real life keep quoting it.
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 08:07 PM
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Btw, I recommend listening to the recent Joe Rogan podcast with Steven Pinker, he talks about Anarcho Capitalism as a necessary force to breakthrough the model that has been created, he's very careful with his words, I can't really tell where he stands but he's incredibly smart, and seems to understand all worldviews simultaneously on a deep, mass psychological level, just about as well as anyone I've ever heard. I've skimmed through his books, but definitely going to read more. He seems like he…
/r/TheRedPill05/02/18 08:03 PM
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Fair enough. I agree completely, given the game women have dragged us all into with these harassment claims the only way is to really have counter harassment claims as a means of survival. It’s interesting you know the details. I’ve thought about figuring out ways to defend against any woman who ever tried to pull this against me and filing a false discrimination suit of some kind against her (escalate the situation even more). Until there is repercussion to proven false claims, women will conti…
/r/TheRedPill04/02/18 11:14 PM
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These are media talking points. CEOs at banks are typically the receivers of the “villain CEO” tag. It’s bullshit, CEOs are smart as fuck at playing external politics up against their Board, who approve CEO pay. Often it’s because the Board is playing politics as well. CEOs with these massive salaries aren’t the result of market forces. They are like GMs on an NBA team who don’t have to live with the long-term outcomes of their decisions. They can make all the dumb trades they wish to do to show…
/r/TheRedPill04/02/18 10:52 PM
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I’m in Sales / Marketing and only begun learning programming the past year because it makes me 10x more productive up against my competition. Sales people and marketers are not often all that logic oriented, or have patience and problem skills so I take advantage having multiple skill sets. My advise, if you program too much or get frustrated by the amount of time you spend in front of a screen, learn some other skills like sales or work on your creativity. The most brilliant programmers I’ve kn…
/r/TheRedPill04/02/18 10:43 PM
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If you’re smart enough to play these political games you ought to be in politics. Or “outside consultant” who advises high level execs on how to play these backstabbing games. In the end, don’t go too deep in the corporate world, leverage your increased role into something else. I’ve seen it play out with my own two eyes, Susan will come back with a vengeance if she’s as bad as she sounds. Women like her WILL lie and accuse you of harassment, and if your HR doesn’t have a backbone you’re gone al…
/r/TheRedPill04/02/18 10:24 PM
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I sense the tide is beginning to turn in the culture. I’m seeing it play out live. I keep really obnoxious SJW beta men around on Facebook for the purpose of knowing what they’re saying and two things I’ve seen happen. 1) One of them is a comic and all throughout #metoo he’s been the male ally the entire time (guy posts 5 posts a day and is incredibly combative) and it took the Aziz Ansari case for him to finally realize how hostile this movement is and he’s basically done a 180, being combative…
/r/TheRedPill24/01/18 03:32 AM
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Game Theory, cooperate as a group and we'll likely reach optimal outcome. However, its more likely the Nash Equilibrium, or optimal outcome, will fall apart and we will revert back to having an advantageous hand at play.
/r/TheRedPill24/01/18 12:33 AM
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I heard a great point recently, people toss the conspiracist tag around quite often if the narrative is merely connecting a few dots that logically make sense outside of a media collectivist mindset. However, the idea of the patriarchy is about as conspiracy driven as it comes. Some shadowy group of men that are trying to keep women down at all times? It's completely illogical beyond belief, as illogical as America is a White Supremacy nation. Neither could be further from the truth. Democrats l…
/r/TheRedPill12/01/18 02:52 AM
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I believe the only way to evaluate all harassment claims is to assess what the upside / downside risk would be for the man & woman. Honestly, this whole #metoo could not have succeeded without a Harvey Weinstein. He was the only vessel they could use, because he was one of what, 10 men in the world who have the insulation to get away with what he did? Power does not equal insulation the way Harvey had it. He had the advantage of being in an industry full of dumb young women trying to achieve the…
/r/TheRedPill12/01/18 02:33 AM
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You should study game theory, what you're advocating and promoting here is Game Theory 101. Prisoners dilemma. We used to have the Nash Equilibrium. Feminism sought to break the Nash Equilibrium in favor of dominance and achieved it for few decades. The outcome will be that both men & women will lose. Until we can move back into equilibrium.
/r/TheRedPill03/01/18 02:52 AM
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The irony is James Damore comes off extremely autistic, and his entire purpose of writing his manifesto was a critique of Google, not women or women in tech. He was about changing the structure of work in Google, where ownership of projects is rewarded over people who are better at contributing to many projects. To give it a sports term, Google rewards Kevin Durant & Steph Curry, but not Draymond Green. Or in football, the QB gets the reward, but the O-Line never will win an MVP in a Super Bowl.…
/r/TheRedPill03/01/18 02:49 AM
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Bob Dylan is super Red Pill. Don't Think Twice It's Alright, Positively 4th Street, It Ain't Me Babe, It's All Over Baby Blue, 4th Time Around, Like A Rolling Stone, Just Like A Woman, the list goes on. All are Red Pill songs for sure. He's an incredible guy, those beta Swedes awarded him a Nobel Prize for Literature few years back and he doesn't even respond for months to their award. He ended up accepting months later, in a closed door ceremony, but obviously he really didn't care to be shower…
/r/TheRedPill01/01/18 08:12 PM
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Not too hard, just be sure to stick with it. I am at it at least 30 min/day, learning a musical instrument is more about persistent practice over the long-run so that your brain retains the motions, rather than practicing a ton in short spurts. But, its a great way to detach from the stress of day to day life, spend 30 min to an hour a day and you'll feel relaxed and centered.
/r/TheRedPill01/01/18 07:51 PM
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I'm 30 too. Loving it thus far, feel like I'm becoming wiser, my career is developing really well. I've shed some of my social life, however a lot of it was on constant repeat (hanging with the same people constantly, doing the same things over and over). I'm far more motivated to go out and learn new things / meet new people. I am constantly finding new lectures or forums on science / technology / business in my city and its opened up new connections. There is a lot of intellectual reward in sp…
/r/TheRedPill31/12/17 01:09 AM
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I think its by design. I know which episode you're speaking of. Rogan along with a few others, are trying to guide the conversation in a more RP direction but still have to pay lip service to the world in which we live in, so as not to have his credibility destroyed. Rogan is a top 10 downloaded podcast, each episode if you look at the charts is week in, week out the most downloaded. He's got a massive audience and he continues to look to grow. The more he grows, the better we all are, but he ne…
/r/TheRedPill31/12/17 12:48 AM
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One more optimization tip, become acquainted with Upwork. Go to Upwork, hire a Filipino to create the FB accounts with 100 friends for fixed price of x amount (no more than $5-$10 per account with 500 friends). Live your life Optimizing your life hiring people abroad is the way to basically live these days. Takes time to build up an army of people doing tasks for me but it makes for more productive lifestyle.
/r/TheRedPill28/12/17 04:50 AM
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1) No, you want to be a master at your craft, depending on the craft, the money should follow. You think all the scientists who have advanced humanity further than any damn banker has did it for the money? Or did they do it for the recognition of their craft, and worked on the craft to take it to the next level? You're a young guy I can tell, this is really bad advice. Money is not important, but purpose is. Your purpose, and mastering that purpose, to the point of expertise above all your compe…
/r/TheRedPill15/12/17 11:19 PM
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The alternative to this point is some of the highest quality women are peaking at early 30s (depending where you are). The ones who didn't spend their 20s partying or trying to bullshit their way through corporate America, but were out traveling, getting a PHD, taking entrepreneurial risks on their own, etc. and didn't spend their youth only dating men. This sub is all about generalizing everything, in a world that is immensely complex. There is nuggets of wisdom on here, and there is just sever…
/r/TheRedPill14/12/17 11:01 PM
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We see this already happening; just look at the guy who Google fired over the summer just because he had an opinion (James Damore, I think was his name). Just listened to him on Joe Rogan, he mainly was convinced by Jordan Peterson to write his manifesto. And funny enough, he was actually trying to help women succeed in the tech world. He gave the example that women by nature are more cooperative, and in Google, you're rewarded for owning projects and seeing them succeed. People who are not grea…
/r/TheRedPill27/11/17 08:38 PM
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Israelis living in America, perhaps. Israeli men are about as alpha as they come. Military trained, and the women are as well. The society is somewhere in between advanced Western & backwards Middle Eastern, but it teaches survival and a level of enjoyment in the present moment like no other place on earth. There is definitely a benefit to strength that comes from the idea that the future can fall apart any moment, and the recent past has painful memories. The truth of a strong red pill society …
/r/TheRedPill27/11/17 03:48 AM
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You should date an Asian girl, just to get a dose of other types of women out there. Not to marry, but just to experience, especially Filipino women who are beyond generous and will go to great lengths to be kind and generous to you if you just show even the slightest bit of kindness to them. Its hard to find good women in America because its a society where social norms are always changing and the female behavior is based on what Cosmo or Sex & the City or whatever Jezebel article on Facebook t…
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 08:42 PM
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This is what happens in atheist driven society. Rejection of religious values leads to divergence of relations in men and women. Religion is typically promoted by atheists as the worst thing in the world, just important for all the atheists out there (I'm more agnostic-atheist, don't hate religious people just don't believe any of it) that religion does play a role in setting gender roles and behaviors, which otherwise turns to gender anarchy with a loss of values.
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 07:56 PM
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Weinstein hired former Mossad agents and couldn't stop this.
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 04:22 AM
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Good point, I'll do it now.
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 03:56 AM
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You definitely did, its more a counter argument to your thread title, which people may read and dive into your post with an existing bias.
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 03:56 AM
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Lockheed Martin along with companies Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Paul Allen and others have all invested in, are 5-10 years away from small scale fusion reactors being on the market. Fusion is the opposite of fission in nuclear, the combination of two elements to create and capture energy, rather than the splitting. Fission is problematic because of waste and its not very stable, can cause mass issues. Fusion has next to no out put, produces far more energy once captured, and will never require any …
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 03:44 AM
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The big dividing line for Trump is on race. Trump had a massive opportunity to breakdown racial division in America. Black people are far more naturally inclined to go Republican, except they can't get over the representation of them as "the man" holding them back. He had a small window to actually win over a lot of black people, and he really messed up in the election. Just saying, the feminist agenda & Hilary can go fuck themselves. His election though was an attack on this leftist, feminist a…
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 03:41 AM
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I don't doubt China's rise at all and we should all be concerned. However, if you start talking about retirees the US is not at all in poor shape relative to Japan & China. China is SERIOUSLY aging, their 1 child policy is actually a demographic nightmare. America shifted to service based economy long ago and the actual retirement age is more just a figure, many baby boomers will work into their 80s if its not raw labor. The entire purpose of retirement is to take care of people when they no lon…
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 03:31 AM
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Read How to Win Friends and Influence People Become a social person in the world, ask people a lot of questions, and show genuine interest in others. But do it in a non-creepy way, show interest in a comment someone makes and just talk to them about it. Don't talk about yourself, become just self aware of how others react to what you have to say. Oh, and be active, start taking on hobbies in life that make you a more interesting person to talk to.
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 01:51 AM
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Only surrounding yourself with Alphas is extremely poor way to live your life, for many reasons. You need people you can trust in this world. Alpha or Beta, people are people. Through all the TRP philosophy, understand that we're all flawed, its human nature to be imperfect, and to strive forward to perfection. You will never attain it though, a perfect ideal of yourself. You need real life people who will be there for you too. DO NOT lean on Reddit to fill the void that a trustworthy, loyal mal…
/r/TheRedPill16/11/17 01:43 AM
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He's not, but he changed the course of comedy more than anyone. He would do a lot of long-form ranting which is pretty common place now in comedy, but was not in the Beatnik era. He influenced tremendously the generation that followed and was a HUGE proponent of free speech, he was arrested and died in prison because he used the word "Cock sucker" and "schmuck" on stage. George Carlin, who I think is the greatest comic ever, admits Lenny Bruce influenced him more than anyone and he too pushed th…
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 02:18 PM
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Maher is hated by large segments of the left, in fact there is probably no one more divisive than Maher among lefties. He has strong support and strong hate either way. The reason he's still around is because he doesn't have the entire left against him, in fact black people weren't even all that outraged, they just wanted to put Maher in his place. Black people are not natural fits among the left, they should be all means be Republican. The left pushes for more big government intrusion into the …
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 01:26 PM
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And its this exact mentality that leads to high rates of drug abuse and suicide in men. Fuck that man, you can't judge anyone's situation, not everything in life is cause for "man the fuck up" and get on with life. Plenty of people go through some very dark shit they didn't ask for. Not everything in mental health boils down to blue pill / red pill. How you address a problem can lead to major change which is what this entire thread is discussing.
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 02:42 AM
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Its a great idea. I read not too long ago about how few black therapists there were, and how much of a stigma it was for therapy in the black community. The stigma of therapy or psychotherapy as feminine needs to change. This is how problems in America get brushed aside, stigmatized and drives people away.
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 02:37 AM
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Value at a company is dependent on the type of work. I can see mediocrity in female managers, especially narcisstic types who are great at playing politics, but not in actual work. Unless you're working in corporate world, companies are not structured to be oriented towards female mediocrity in favor of men who bring value. This is how companies die, complacency, and not worth complaining about either. If you can bring value as a man, you will win over mediocrity unless you bump into politics / …
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 02:31 AM
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This is not 100% true and is way more situational and dependent on the female therapist. I went to one few years back who was very tough on me, and made me realize a lot of problems I hadn't consciously explored about my mother. Just recognizing those problems was the extent it got me, realized it was expensive and not going much further with her, but recognizing those problems is progress all together. As long as the therapist is tough on you, it doesn't matter if its man or woman. You need som…
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 02:25 AM
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Listen, I had a friend in college who girls thought was incredibly good looking, it was sort of like being friends with a celebrity in that he had NO game. I'd watch this guy say things that would make me cringe, and it never prevented him from being able to have many many girls. They would throw themselves at him, it was ridiculous to say the least, and this was at college too. Everything is status with celebrities, why pay for hookers when women everywhere are trying to move up the chain. Loui…
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 02:17 AM
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Great stand up comedy in America is the product of a ton of dark, psychological issues, or the product of miserable upbringings, or the product of cultural behavior. There are a lot of black people in comedy because black culture encourages expression, and alpha mentality. Eddie Murphy, Patrice O'Neal, Dave Chappelle, Richard Pryor. Black comics can really own an audience far better than white comics, who require a lot of self loathing in order to even break through with a point of any kind. The…
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 01:57 AM
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Portraying Louis as powerful, on par with Weinstein or Spacey is a joke. Like he has the power to ruin careers. Stand up is one of the few merit based systems in America. All that matters in stand up is laughter. If you make the audience laugh, you can grow a career. Louis will actually be perfectly fine. His career won't suffer much at all. If he continues making people laugh he survives. This is just more material for him to talk about.
/r/TheRedPill10/11/17 01:31 AM
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Honestly, all of this gender divergence, while yes it could be attributed to feminine drive toward power, men eventually will win this fight in the long-run. Women aren't good at acting unselfish, they're supremely more selfish then men. Men will take a bullet for another person, the president, their family, will willingly go to war and put their life on the line for a country that doesn't care about them. Women are not wired to be unselfish. In the long-run, women will tear each other down in t…
/r/TheRedPill05/11/17 02:40 AM
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There are 7 billion people on the planet right now. Its estimated that 100 billion people have walked the earth in human history. So 7% of all the humans who ever lived are living right now. The rise of females asserting themselves more, abortion rights, men being unhappy at their status in the US, not to mention just a wider acceptance of homosexuality, all of it could very well be humanity's natural evolutionary way of slowing down population growth. To add onto this too, I'm the least religio…
/r/TheRedPill05/11/17 01:55 AM
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I've got a ton of anxiety as well. My mind just cannot calm down, its a feed of constant chatter in my head, its extreme anxiety mixed with ADD and I'm bouncing around a lot. Its exhausting and also can be challenging when trying to apply TRP into my life (all the while trying to be self-aware, stoic, etc.). I know this may not be actionable advice, but because of the environment I've put myself in, I've felt more comfortable living with my anxiety day-to-day by filtering it into my career (I'm …
/r/askTRP05/11/17 01:02 AM
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Nope, spot on. India you are right will remain a Western ally mainly because they have such cold relations with China and I don't think they have a lot in common at all with Russia. There are only 5 flights/day between China & India, 2.6 billion people and they can barely travel to either country, if that is a microcosm of the relations between the two countries. Its Western arrogance and "do goodedness" if you want to call it that is hurting our influence. Take sanctions on Russia as an example…
/r/TheRedPill04/11/17 05:12 PM
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Facts? Its a novel, what facts do you expect? Its a philosophical breakdown of how society seeks to dominate and ruin the individual, and is a defense of individual thought and rights up against conforming, societal viewpoints. If defense of the individual over the collective / conformist mentality isn't Red Pill philosophy at the core, nothing is. Its universally despised by feminists. Either you've never read the book, misunderstood, or have preconceived ideas from media, which is too bad.
/r/TheRedPill04/11/17 12:26 AM
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Yup, spot on. Eventually debt needs to be paid back, and the West just has a lot of it. Europe is in worse shape because of an aging population, but the US has massive debt and nothing is slowing down, the likelihood of a major economic crisis is not far off. The one thing that could change though is massive advancements in productivity via automation and AI likely will allow the US to pay down its debt a lot quicker, and honestly that could be what government is banking on at this point. Essent…
/r/TheRedPill04/11/17 12:15 AM
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Peter Schiff is fine if approached from a perspective of understanding theoretical ways of thought. But just don't listen to his actual investment advice seriously, its chock full of bad advice, and he teeters too far towards using conspiracy to back investment reasoning. The only problem I have with the Austrian way of thought is that its tied up too deep into the theoretical and is impossible to implement in the real world. Which is why Milton Friedman is far more influential because it can be…
/r/TheRedPill03/11/17 05:44 PM
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The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand If you haven't read it, buy it today. I like it a lot better than Atlas Shrugged personally since its theme is more applicable to an individual vs. mass societal way of thought. The story is amazing, and the main character Howard Roark is the ultimate Red Pill character and represents a self-sustainability and individualistic way of living. I won't spoil the ending but it should be essential reading around here.
/r/TheRedPill03/11/17 05:18 PM
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Huntington's student too. If you dig into the counter arguments to Huntington, to this day academics still praise Fukuyama. Cognitive dissonance at its finest, even the so called "smart people" can't admit fault. End of History promoted this idea that Western Democracy would always prevail. Fukuyama still argues that he's right. This discourse of Huntington vs. Fukuyama is also apolitical, George Bush was way more towards Fukuyama as was Bill Clinton. Obama actually was a little of both, and tha…
/r/TheRedPill03/11/17 04:50 PM
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Other relevant books: The Weath and Poverty of Nations (David Landes) - explores why countries/societies are wealthier than others, and argues about how culture is responsible for how economies organize, and that how a culture develops is mainly an outcome of the geographical / climate forces I also like to read a lot of books about Warren Buffet's investment philosophy. Makes you dive into whats the purpose of life, work, success, etc. Buffett, despite what you think of his politics, is as Stoi…
/r/TheRedPill03/11/17 01:36 AM
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The Clash of Civilizations by Sam Huntington, in 1993, when the West was confident about global dominance and the world accepting liberalism as the "end of history" moment, remains the most relevant, most thought provoking political book to this day because it rejected the consensus and made a lot of relevant predictions now coming true. He said Western influence was in a slow decline (an idea rejected by most in 1992), but it would still dominate for a period of time due to military strength an…
/r/TheRedPill03/11/17 12:49 AM
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I wouldn't even call it right-wing people, its people who were born or bred with common sense, which is a rarity. George Carlin has one of the best takedowns of soft language and euphemisms you'll ever hear (in 1990), and he's far from a right-wing thinker. He points out how Americans have serious trouble dealing with reality, so we soften up the language. Example being the word for when your nervous system snaps during warfare, the term began in WW1 being referred to as SHELL SHOCK, a direct, t…
/r/TheRedPill19/10/17 10:36 PM
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Its absolutely ridiculous. Fuckin tragic. Societies placing profits and power over treatment of disease.
/r/TheRedPill28/08/17 10:56 PM
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You need vast improvement in nutrition and exercise, see my post further down the page. Everything starts at the cellular level. You have to understand that, you have to understand the disease at a very molecular level to understand how you're going to beat this. Positive energy, and meditation are certainly helpful factors. But they're just helpful, they aren't treatments. Your body is an incredibly complicated system, but nearly everything in it relates to nutrition. Research vegetarian diets …
/r/TheRedPill28/08/17 10:47 PM
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Can you message me the country you're located in? I want to try and help you. I've worked with freelancers around the world and its never been an issue to get them funds, there are many different ways to move funds around the world.
/r/TheRedPill28/08/17 10:28 PM
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No joke here, you need to research Rick Simpson man. If you're at a loss of funds and out of alternatives, you have nothing to lose. Rick Simpson's concentrations using high, high dosages of THC is not a cure for cancer necessarily, but it will put your body in the position to be healed when combined with vast improvements in diet and nutrition. That is 60% of the battle right there, you HAVE to have a very healthy diet and this will require a lot of work on your part to figure out the right foo…
/r/TheRedPill28/08/17 10:07 PM
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