The reason I'm asking is because of this thread:

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/6xtqxd/field_report_baghdad_04/

To summarize, the OP in this thread claimed that because he, as a white, average American man doing military service, towered over the average man in Iraq, it made him more alpha and that's why the women over there changed quickly and started becoming slutty.

They roamed around freely on an American base. Ours wasn’t that large but large enough for them to feel like they were somewhere else. Nobody told them what to wear or how to behave and nobody in their community could see how they behaved in this little paradise full of huge virile flared-nostril testosterone injecting jacked warriors. Yes, many of us were doing Testosterone because we could get our hands on it easily in country but that didn’t matter because even the smallest 18 year old guy in my platoon was a head taller than the average 22 year old.

It got me thinking about who can actually become alpha and who can't become alpha.

The redpill advocates the 80/20 rule in which 80% of women go for 20% of men. However, the redpill also claims that being part of the 20% of men is simply a matter of reading redpill lore, lifting, holding frame and having amused mastery whatever the fuck that is. Is that all you need?