Let us take a look at a very powerful animal from the animal kingdom, and the female version of it:

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THE LION AND LIONESS

Male Dominance

Young males are always pushed out -- often with their brothers -- of their birth pride upon reaching or nearing maturity. This helps to increase genetic diversity among lions and prevents inbreeding depression. This pressure can come from blood relatives, but invading males will also kill or push all cubs out of the pride when they take over. Additionally, females who refuse male breeding attempts may be killed or banished. Among the males of a pride -- who are often brothers -- the largest male is the dominant one. Typically, the largest males have the largest and bulkiest manes, which help deter aggressors.

Female Equivalence

Female lions in a pride are almost always related and don’t exhibit any social dominance over one another -- no female lion is the leader. This is different than matriarchal, pack-hunting apex predators like gray wolves (Canis lupus) who have a definitive alpha female. As opposed to wolves, no adult females in the pride are prevented from mating. Most females in the pride give birth around the same time, which helps the pride to protect the cubs during the most vulnerable part of their lives. Females will cross-nurse offspring, which further strengthens social bonds and ensures that all of the young are well-cared for.

The funny thing is, the article didn't mention anything about "society." Yet, can you see that with this particular animal, we draw many comparisons? For the lion, there was much talk about strength. Actually, that is all the article really spoke about. The larger male is seen as the more dominant one. You see, it wasn't based upon his intelligence, how many friends he had on Facebook, or how big his cave was, it was based upon how large he was. And this lion is used for his strength, protection, and his genetics, the same way the lioness is used by the lion for her vagina, hunting ability, and genetics.

Their "society" revolves around pretty simple thinking patterns. Be strong, fast, and protect the offspring at all costs. And because of our complex brain, we have changed the way we look at life, ours is anything but simple, especially before The Red Pill.

Ironically, among all this innovation, culture, and dynamic thinking, we have kept so much of our natural animal instinct. Our flight or fight response, this sense of belonging, and so on. I mean to say, these three things are what creates a great separation between the human species and the rest of the animal kingdom. It is in essence what makes you human. Albeit some animals are also good at creating tools and innovation (beavers make damns, Dolphins have created tools also.), none of them come close to the way humans have.

There are similarities between humans and animals. They remain occupied with eating, sleeping, mating, and defending. But in order to live a desired living as per our likings, grooming, and aspirations, humans can create a culture of our own, which becomes a kind of software of human mind. It automatically influences our courses of action. As human beings, we can question ourselves; we can build our vision, and make efforts to realize our vision; but animals do not have this competence.

As humans we are still somewhat different. The Red Pill can help you "undo" this software write, so long as you wish to have it "undone." What is left when it is "undone" is a blank slate, to an extent. It is your chance to create your own culture, your own destiny. Your beliefs don't have to remain the same, and they don't have to change, but they should be something. If you walk around with a blank copy, then you've failed to take advantage of your place in the world as a human. This is one of the only things you should give a fuck about, and no one can tell you how the script goes this time.

It is normal to feel confused and lost at these times. Once you find out society is one big game, you are left with a choice: learn to play the best you possibly can, or make an exit out of the game, where you refuse to play.

But, there is no one set of rules that will teach you everything you need to know. Life is a forever dynamic process in which you are growing; the growth only ceases when you're dead.

However; you have one sure thing to count on, one default, that is remaining the alpha. And just as TRP focuses on self improvement, so does the alpha. That is because you are amongst a world where this "software" is very apparent, it's affect on those around you is wide spread. And self improvement allows you to exhibit the very best of your genetic code to the rest of the world.

Within self improvement we also find our "center." The center is what allows us to withhold our mental balance, and others have a great sense of picking up on this balance. This is the intangible aspect of strength. Meditation and other methods of self actualization allow you to achieve this balance and build upon this mental strength and stamina.

If you become unbalanced or lose sight of self improvement, you lose the ability to remain alpha. Sure, you can get by without being the alpha you have the tools to, but you wouldn't be here reading this if that is what you wanted.

Reference: 1.