One of the Red Pill's guide line is to not base your arguments on morale. This made me think about the value of morale and where the Red Pill stood on morale.

I have been watching a lot of Jordan Peterson recently and Peterson often state that it is important to be a morally good human being, it will lead to a more fulfilled life.

On the sidebar there's a post about sexual strategy being immoral yet most of Red Pill practice sexual strategy.

Do you agree that doing what you find morally good have a value in itself? Or should you just do what works best in order to achieve your goals regardless if it's good or evil? Would you act in good faith even if it reaps zero rewards and even in some cases will cause you misery?

I know a lot of Red Pill people are fan of Machiavelli who believe that the end justifies the means and I can see Nietzsche's point about the will to power take away the meaning of what is good and evil.

But these view points makes me sad, it make the world even more nihilistic and void of value and meaning.