A picture paints a thousand words – what type do you live in? Forget for a moment the numerous excuses or self righteous indignation you’ve been subconsciously trained to respond with. Just ask yourself honestly, which type of society in the above picture do you live in? Most of us, myself included, live in the … More Two types of civilizations
A brief summary of the experiments done by John Calhoun back in the 60s, where mice were provided with unlimited food in individual colonies. As the population grew, space became more limited and the rodent society begins to deviate. Horrifyingly, our current human society is showing many of the signs of these past failed rodent … More Mouse Utopia
The recent riot has brought to light some seriously sheltered people, celebrities included: The above is sadly real. Some more context here: Basically, if you burn down other people’s properties, you’re a revolutionary hero. But if you burn down my gated community, then you’re a criminal.
A horrible, but true piece of insight on how modern young people live. Sadly they don’t do it by choice, but this is simply what big corporations and unbridled capitalism reduces people to: Realizing that this is the sort of future that awaits just might, oh I don’t know, drive a man to try to … More Bipedal Bugs
An interesting article on the nature of female dominant societies: The Female Imperative is too exclusionary to permit sufficient social cohesiveness. From a VP reader in China: An interesting experiment – I decided to test Vox’s idea that women working was bad for society and gender relations in general. I can get away with little … More Failure of Feminized Societies
The unofficial official rules of pandemic living. Found elsewhere online. Seems pretty damn true: The Rules: 1. Basically, you can’t leave the house for any reason, but if you have to, then you can. 2. Masks are useless, but maybe you have to wear one, it can save you, it is useless, but maybe it … More Coronavirus Rules
An interesting observation written by an anon on 4chan: The myth of the chosen one is as old as human history, and perhaps the greatest fantasy humanity has collectively had. The powerlessness one has in being made special by birth is in stark contrast with the dog eat dog reality in which one must toil … More The myth of the Chosen One
A very interesting treatise from a man who was born biologically female on the differences between how they were treated by society as a woman and as a man:
Not even surprised anymore, punctual like clockwork:
