Obviously I’m not talking about all-women but a significant portion. Title is (slightly) click bait.

Epistemologically the redpill is built on a positivistic foundation. People who subscribe to the redpill, subscribe to what can be observed and perceived.

The grand acknowledgement behind the red pill is that “all people *are not* equally attractive in the dating pool”. Every red pill theory is built on this single presumption.

After acknowledging this premise, obviously you would ask yourself; “what makes someone more attractive than other people?”

To answer this question most red pillers observe who the women choose.

(This is a separate point to the post, but observation is also the reason why red pillers cite sources and statistics as often as they do. Empirical evidence is the foundation of the red pill since it’s epistemologically built on positivism).

The idea of women being attracted to: looks, money and status, is purely an observation. That’s why these are the attributes that red pillers want to improve so they can rise to the top.

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[Premise 1] Not everyone is equally attractive in the dating pool. [Premise 2] Women go for attractive men. [Premise 3] What makes a man attractive is mostly determined by looks, money, and status. [Conclusion] If I am going to become more attractive I need to get better looking, make more money and acquire more status.

This train of thought is deductive reasoning. If you agree with the premise, then the conclusion will become irrefutable. For some reason women — by en large — have a really hard time understanding this. I’ve seen it both in real life and on this subreddit time and time again.