One 4chan anon posted a picture of his flabby body, stating that it was the side effect of the SSRI medication (a class of very commonly prescribed antidepressants) he takes, and elicited a surprisingly insightful response from another anon who have also dealt depression: As someone who has suffered from depression long term, I’ve learned … More An Anon’s Analysis on Depression
One Native American anon responds to another on how cultures die out, and how it relates to what happened to theirs: >I am a Native American Indian. It is our culture that we do not own land people walk on.I am also a Native American. Our culture died because we allowed it to die. Culture … More A Native American on Dead Cultures
A transgender man who was born female offers their insights on the differences between male and female socialization: Still bothered by the US cultural idea that men can only be non-romantically intimate with one another in war-like or competitive circumstances. … I’m pretty quiet about the fact I’m a transman usually, but holy shit I … More Insights on Male Socialization from a Former Female
A woman writes about the changes she observed in a male friend before and after his regular consumption of pornography. Very fascinating: The Difference: A totally unscientific observation from a lady point of view Thought I would share this story. Might be of interest, might not. I’m not making a judging on porn or porn … More A Woman’s Observation on Porn
A Romanian anon tells the tale of how the people in his little town got around draconian new laws their town imposed on littering: My town is pushing an aggressive agenda against littering. You get like 1000 euros fines for doing it. What did my big brain townsmen do to avoid the fines? Naturally they … More Littering Punishment
Below is an interesting parable on the modern economy, using bicyclists as a focus point: The bicycle is the slow death of the planet. General Director of Euro Exim Bank Ltd. got economists thinking when he said: “A cyclist is a disaster for the country’s economy: he does not buy cars and does not borrow … More On Cyclists and the Economy
I posted something last week about how some people were seemingly building a pseudo-religion around the Covid virus and its vaccines. Here is a more in depth look from someone who studied the psychology of religion on how a different topic in society, “Wokeness”, resembles a brand new religion or even a cult: The Cult … More “Wokeness” as a Cult
An anon on 4chan observes how the Covid scares over the past couple of years bears an eerie resemblance to a new religious movement: We are witnessing the birth of a new religion. >baptism = vaccines >hijab = masks >priests = scientists >tenets = CDC guidelines >saints = Fauci, Gates. >heretics = anti-vaxxers >holy communion … More The Covid Religion
This is a slightly abridged essay from the late John Taylor Gatto on the hidden goals of modern styled compulsory schooling. I originally found a fragmented portion of it on 4chan in a discussion thread on the topic of indoctrination among the masses, but found a more complete version of it in a link. It … More The Goal of Modern Compulsory Schooling
A pretty easy to understand comic on how Ukraine’s various allies and supporters have acted toward them during the course of their ongoing war with Russia:
Temple of Zagan 