Human knowledge was traditionally passed down through story telling. Fables, parables, religious books. All of them did the same job which was to package lessons on abstract problems within the non-abstract format of a story. It's still the best way to educate people today, albeit that professional educators have a vested interest in making things more complicated.

So how does a knowledge community like this one go about educating itself without the baleful influence of professional educators complicating everything with theory? Easy. We tell each other stories.

What is interesting is that the story telling on this Reddit has evolved a stable set of characters with simple and constant traits. We have Chad, Stacey, Tyrone, simps, betas, thots, hamplanets, and of course the wall. With this simple cast of characters the storytellers of mgtow have elucidated so many abstract problems that men on their own we're not figuring out. The genius of it is that ask ple cast of characters is enough. Even the slowest learners can soon pick up what each character does in any scenario, and then so much falls into place so quickly. In fact, the syllabus is so simple yet profound that every student can soon lead a class at his own level based around some permutation of the eternal struggle between the characters in the story.

If an evil propagandist wanted to learn how to spread a message effectively he could do a lot worse than to study the accessibility and universality of the mgtow narrative.