I realize this isn't an MRA sub, however it occurred to me that there's a serious lack of intellectual rigor with regards to the criticisms of the current status quo. What I mean by that, is that it occurred to me yesterday that the turning point for me with regards to snapping out of blue pill conditioning, was after I'd read the rational male. I'd had some pretty negative experiences and I was jaded, but it really wasn't until I was presented with a fairly logical series of arguments based around facts that I started to seriously reject my prior blue pill mindset. I watched a conference hosted by UK based Mike Buchanan yesterday and by contrast, whilst I agreed with alot of the speakers sentiments, found myself cringing alot of the time at the unprofessionalism they displayed, aware that it's unlikely their arguments would make much difference simply because of the aformentioned lack of intellectual rigor and unprofessionalism. Whilst current feminists hardly embody these qualities, their more academic predecessors did and I'm convinced that's what ultimately got them taken seriously in the earlier stages. As a consequence, I'm considering starting up a blog in the coming months and seriously making an effort to write some intellectually credible essays with a mind to bringing awareness to the problems, we atleast, are all aware exist. Any suggestions on things you'd all like to see addressed or think would be good areas to investigate to wake people up are welcome.