Swallowed the pill about 15 months ago, currently a 23 year old in law school (for a little background). I have learned so much about game, self-improvement, and biological incentives that influence human behavior because of this subreddit. My main question is: If red pill focuses so much on discovering the truths of our society, why is so much still taboo on this subreddit? Why can we approach gender as a biological topic, but then refuse to answer questions about race and other forms of sexuality. I see time and time again people voicing their opinion as they restrain themselves from saying anything to controversial. If this is a harsh life that we are trying to figure out, why are we not discussing issues as prominent as race and sexuality. I have heard arguments that people are born gay, some argue that they are sexually retarded, and some argue that they choose their path as they go. I have heard that some races are smarter than others, and I have heard that only racists think that. Whichever is right (i don't care), I feel like /r/TheRedPill is turning a blind eye to truths that would offend people, which goes against everything it initially believed in. I guess what I'm saying is that if you are going to talk about how this community accepts the hard truths of society, people need to be less timid about questioning and answering situations that make people uncomfortable. It is still easy to to pull open the red pill subreddit and laugh at the fact that people think gender equality is real. I do enjoy laughing at these misconceptions, but if I were to ask about the bell curve or the fact that different races have different brain sizes I fear I would have different results. In my opinion, it would be interesting to read peoples responses to these studies to prove/disprove its validity.

---Just a couple thoughts from a long time lurker that doesn't want this sub to go vanilla