Most people are not special, rational, or particularly good. They're tribal primates running social scripts, ranking status, and defending comforting lies over evidence. Intelligence, drive, and outcomes are heavily genetic. Equality of result is a fantasy. The average person will never produce anything of lasting value, and the world is carried by a thin minority they resent.
We dont talk enough about how male students with an IQ of 105 or greater begin to outsmart their female teachers at ~3rd grade and the resentment that breeds.
Not many want to talk about this, but once you become conscious, life stops being fun and turns into a prison
Try listening to music
The lyrics are manipulation.
Try watching a movie.
Everything is propaganda.
Your brain instantly spots the hidden agenda of whoever paid for the story.
Try going out to an event and everyone around you is laughing at things that aren’t funny.
It’s like everyone is running the same programming.
It’s a performance of insecurity held together by dopamine and ignorant confidence.
Consciousness does not set you free.
It isolates you.
It disconnects you from the clown world everyone else is still pretending is normal.
The factoid that '50% of marriages end in divorce' was kinda true decades ago.
But the divorce rate peaked in 1980.
Now, less than 40% of all marriages since 2000 end in divorce.
For college graduates, it's under 30%.
For college graduates who get married after age 25, and who don't have any kids before marriage, it's under 20%.
Anybody promoting the outdated, deceptive 50% rate has some kind of anti-marriage or anti-natalist agenda.
It scares young people away from getting married and having kids. That is their goal.
Smart people sound stupid to midwits.
A 140-IQ concept sounds like 90-IQ ignorance to a 110-IQ college normie.
This is why midwits ruin everything. They INVERT the truth to try to prove that they are smart.
It works like this:
140 IQ: "The more X you have in a city, the more Y you will get."
110 IQ: "AHA! But I am so smart that I can see NUANCE! Not every X will add more Y! That is why every X must be treated as if it SUBTRACTS Y! Because you CANNOT JUDGE INDIVIDUALLY! Therefore the OPPOSITE of the truth is true SOMETIMES, and so we must act as if the opposite of the truth is ALWAYS true or else you do not look like you know about NUANCE!"
140: "...But more X always equals more Y."
110: "LOOK AT THIS X! HE ISN'T DOING Y RIGHT NOW! ARREST THIS BIGOT!"
I’ve gotta be honest.
The 2016 election night when Trump had his shocking victory over Hillary I had never been filled with more hope and optimism for the future.
I was brand new to politics and I saw it as a Mandate of Heaven that the good guys were going to win in the end.
Fast forward 10 years and I couldn’t possibly be more blackpilled on politics in general.
No one is coming to save us, that naive kid who bought into the hype and hope of 2016 MAGA is long dead and gone.
You'll regret it if you get married, you'll regret it if you don't get married. You'll regret it if you have kids and you'll regret it if you don't. Kierkegaard said this 200 years ago as follows - whatever you choose, you'll regret it, because the problem isn't in your choices, it's in romanticizing your life. A person always finds an untravelled path alluring and mysterious. That's why the issue isn't making the right choice. It's choosing and deciding which regret you'll live with. In life, we must choose our regret.
What a fucking asshole. The K shaped economy is over.
Tell that to the average American. Yale, hedge funder. Bessent's "let them eat cake moment".
August 6 – New York Times (Alan Rappeport): “Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplayed the impact of inflation on lower-income Americans, declaring this week that the ‘K-shaped’ economy — shorthand for the divergent fortunes of the rich and poor — is a thing of the past… With midterm elections in just three months, Mr. Bessent has continually tried to talk up the economy. But despite promises of lower prices, the U.S. has continued to confront inflationary pressures that have been amplified by tariffs and the war in Iran, which has increased the cost of gasoline. Mr. Bessent suggested that those economic concerns are overblown. ‘I got sick of hearing about this K-shaped economy,’ Mr. Bessent said... ‘I can say here definitively, the K-shaped economy is over.’”