Summary:

Connor McGregor and Nate Diaz are perfect examples of the difference between natural and learned alphas.

Body:

Today, Connor and Nate will face each other in the UFC. Cage fighting is the ultimate primal sport - two men, both with the goal of obliterating the other. This sport is a natural breeding ground for alphas but as we know, these come in different forms. Nate is what we would refer to as a natural alpha, the guy takes everything on his own terms and takes orders from no-one. He has absolutely no fear and took this fight knowing that in all likely hood he is going to lose, but he just doesn't care.

Take a look at his recent CNBC interview where he just walks out after stating he doesn't give a fuck about all the banal questions the reporting is asking him. This isn't something Nate has read from a book, I doubt he has read a book in his life, but is a product of his Stockton upbringing.

On the other side, we have Connor McGregor. You can search for old videos of him where he was a spotty mumbling teen, and compare it to more recent videos of him. He oozes red pill lessons by just looking at the way he dresses and the way he speaks. He gets into the head of his opponents with the way he talks. When asked recently how he was going to prepare for this fight, he replied, "I am going to dig a wider hole". It is obvious that this charisma has been learned just by noticing how quickly he has changed how he conducts himself.

Whilst Nate would out-alpha most people, despite the fact that he shows signs of brain damage, he is no match for the learned alpha. Connor's frame is unbreakable, every word used has a purpose and ultimately he wins most fights before he gets near The Octagon.

Lessons learnt:

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. In a land of betas a natural is king but they are no-match for someone who buts in the right dedication to be a learned alpha.