@pegobry_en My gf works in Big Tech
Today she told me that they had a “Parents Day” coming up
I asked her what that was and apparently it’s replaced “Bring your child to work day”
Hell is a fractal. If you zoom in, you only see more hell.
You could zoom in on one house in this anthill. One person in that house. One day in that person’s life.
All you would see is hell
Incels are right, however they mistake the symptoms for the cause itself, men are not alone because they are ugly, but they become ugly when they are alone. What if the ugliness comes after? What if loneliness carves itself into your face, your posture, your voice?
Top 3 RW boomerisms:
1. “I believe in meritocracy” (fills research institutions w/ CCP agents)
2. “I’m an individualist” (imports hostile tribes w/ strong in-group preference)
3. “Capitalism is freedom” (floods country w/ 3rd world labor, dooming us to a global slave class)
The great 17th century statesman Richelieu, with an eerily prophetic hot take about elite overproduction:
"It is certain that knowledge of the liberal arts is quite necessary to a nation, but it is equally certain that they must not be taught willy-nilly to anyone. Just as a body that had eyes on every part would be monstrous, so a realm would be, if every one of its subjects was a learned man. One would see there very little obedience, and pride and presumption would be quite ordinary."
"The trade of words would banish the trade of merchandise, which makes nations prosperous; it would ruin agriculture, which is the nourishing mother of nations; (...) France would soon be overwhelmed by nitpickers who would ruin families and stir up endless trouble. If the liberal arts were made profane by being spread to all sorts of minds, we would see more people capable of creating doubt than people capable of clearing it up, and many more people trained to oppose truth than to defend it. It is for these reasons that statesmen, in a properly-ordered realm, want more masters in mechanical arts than masters in humanities."
Like that Roman soldier whose bones were found in front of a door in Pompeii, who, during the eruption of Vesuvius, died at his post because they forgot to relieve him. That is greatness. That is what it means to be a thoroughbred.