1: To what extent is it useful to respond to those around you (men and women alike) as though they are children?

2: To what extent is it useful to actually imagine them (men and women alike) as children in your mind?

3: How would you respond if a little boy or little girl implicitly/explicitly denigrated, insulted, or made fun of you?

4: How does a badass super-cool high school jock respond when some loser insults, denigrates, or makes fun of them? Just ignore them? Laugh about it? But never get the slightest bit bothered by it, right? (I was very "buggable" in high school, and this is a terrible beta trait to have.)

5: How do you actually propagandize yourself into believing that you're above those around you and not being buggable? That self-deception is crucial; you can't bluff others unless you believe something right to your core.

6: Do you agree that an alpha male sort of carries around a "reality distortion field" or a magical "bubble" that extends around a certain radius around them everywhere they go? It's hard to explain. I suppose this is what Frame is; everything around them enters their Frame like magic. Any challenges slide off them magically like water. Reality bends to their Frame.

7: Do you know any natural alphas who are just born with this "reality distortion field" that goes everywhere they go?

8: Why is it that black people are often so cool and so dominant and so looked up to by whites? See in this video at the 1:00 mark how Erin Andrews describes Richard Sherman: "He's listening to some SICK music." White people look up to black culture and black music and black coolness and black people. You see in the NFL how much cooler the black players are with their dances and handshakes and stuff. They have a certain swagger. And white people are in awe of that but look like morons if they try to emulate it, so it's almost like it's somehow the exclusive territory of these cool black guys and I'm not sure why. There's just a certain dominance/badassness/alphaness. Why do black people have that? These badass black NFL players with their shoulder-length dreadlocks rolling around in these sick chromed-out Escalades with sick rap music blaring on a sick sound-system...they are the epitome of alpha male. I wonder how they would react if someone tried to make fun of them or denigrate them. They would streamroll you. (They might laugh. They might ignore you. What I mean by "steamroll" is that they would be totally dominant in the interaction and would respond to you as you would to a child.) Their badassness is extremely (1) charming and (2) hilarious. For example, these interviews with Marshawn Lynch make me laugh my ass off. It's crucial to unravel this phenomenon of black coolness in order to understand alphaness. The charm/charisma/power these guys have is like a superpower.