A brief essay by Ted Kaczynski on the failings of nonviolent resistance to one’s survival in the event of societal breakdown: When Non-Violence is Suicide It’s the autumn of 2025 AD. The technoindustrial system fell apart a year ago, but you and your friends are doing alright. Your garden has flourished this past summer and … More Nonviolence as Suicide
Newsweek asked RFK Jr. recently on why he would not stop promoting conspiracy theories, and this was his reply: My father told me when I was a little boy that people in authority lie and the job in a democracy is to remain skeptical. I’ve been science-based since I was a kid. Show me the … More RFK Jr. on Conspiracy Theories
A pretty damning essay by Jayant Bhandari, an Indian man born in India who later went on to study in Britain and work in various international endeavors, on the essence of Indian culture: Most Westerners know nothing about India beyond vague ideas about Hinduism, yoga, gurus, and maybe a dash of Bollywood. To such people, … More India – It’s Worse Than You Think
Indian American entrepreneur and politician, Vivek Ramaswamy, delivers a scathing take on why big tech companies tend to hire immigrant engineers over native born American employees: The reason top tech companies often hire foreign-born & first-generation engineers over “native” Americans isn’t because of an innate American IQ deficit (a lazy & wrong explanation). A key … More On The Culture of Mediocrity
Luigi Mangione, the person of interest recently arrested in the case of the assassination of the United Health Care CEO, has two manifestos attributed to him floating around online. The first is the following, which is fairly eloquent and long: The Allopathic Complex and Its Consequences The second amendment means I am my own chief … More Luigi Mangione’s Manifestos – The Allopathic Complex and Its Consequences – And More
A mother laments her decision to use the iPad to raise her child: My son is the stereotype of an iPad kid. Motherhood was never for me. I never, ever wanted a child. But I let my mother pressure me into having one, because she wanted to be a grandma soooo bad and she badgered … More iPad Kid
A 4chan anon analyzes why some women appear to specifically prefer bad men: You heard the saying about slut-shaming: “A key that opens many locks is a great key, but a lock that can be opened by many keys is a shitty lock” That means men who have lots of casual sex are great keys. … More Special Men
A 4chan anon analyzes how the matriarchal nature of Jewish culture affects the way they act in the world: Judaism is matriarchal, and every single trait of Jewish behavior is like a woman >always the victim >its never their fault >makes everything about them >overly emotional >refuses to hold itself to the standards it demands … More On The Matriarchal Nature of Jews
A rather unusual essay from Reddit that was posted on 4chan’s /pol board for discussion. For context, this is something written 8 years ago, by an Asian person who has spent most of their adult life working as a white collared office worker: This post serves as an intro and opportunity for further exploration into … More Angling: Why Whites are so Difficult to Deal With
A conversation on 4chan regarding sex addiction leads to further insight from an anon on the nature of the modern age: sex is just another addiction, like alcohol, smoking and drugs, microtransactions and gambling, consumption and social media. Even music for some people. The “information age” mutated into the addiction age. The way to win … More The Addiction Age
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