1. You're not Objective

You filter reality though a distortion field of subjective thoughts, feelings, and opinions. You overlay a personal narrative onto external events, refusing to accept responsibility for what happens.

This alienation from objective reality means you make decisions based on emotion rather than logic. In this state, you can fall prey to a number of Blue Pill diseases. Addiction, idleness, and political correctness all come into play when logic goes out the window.

You must not overlay feelings and cultural programming onto reality. This will cause you to misinterpret your role and understanding of Nature and self. The Truth is real; it's right there. But you must directly interact with it, in real-time.

2. You're a Globalist

Carl Jung once said the archetypal role of Fathers is to encourage the "discrimination of opposites." If you want to get metaphysical about it, opposites are good because they bring "light" and definite form to otherwise undifferentiated blobs of matter. For example, when you go from Boy to Man, you take on a more defined identity and role within society. You go from neutral sexuality to a masculine/polarized one. You go from total dependency on those around you to working full time, and eventually supporting others. This is Good, since you now know who you are. Choosing a polarity and knowing who you are is an infinitely more powerful way to live than just floating along with a "dead" sexual charge and no purpose.

Strangely, Globalists actively hate the existence of opposites (rich/poor, man/woman, leader/follower, etc.) and philosophically want to merge everything into One. Forget their utopian schemes. There have always been people like this, who refuse to live in reality.

3. You Violate the Rules of the Game (i.e. "Natural Law")

Did you know that Money Over Bitches and Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs say the same thing? Money (read: business, logic) must come before Pleasure (sex, women, partying, etc.)

Human needs are structured in a hierarchical fashion. You need to lock down the baser level stuff (living situation, work, personal habits) if you want to succeed at the next-level stuff (bedding 10s, moving in exclusive circles, etc.)

People often want to "skip to the pleasurable part," but this never works. Get the money (read: success, discipline) first, then holding frame, abundance mentality, etc. are much easier. Note that you can still have pleasure. If you're working, it's arguably healthy to go out drinking once on the weekends, but it just has to be kept under control.