Nate Philo

Philosopher turned Data Engineer

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

Japanese people, stop lying to yourselves.

The exact same pattern that destroyed thousands of British girls is already being imported into Japan right now.

In Rotherham alone, over 1,400 children — some as young as 11 — were systematically raped and trafficked by grooming gangs, mostly Pakistani Muslim men. Police and councils ignored it for years because they were terrified of being called racist.

That filth is now arriving here under the Specified Skilled Worker program. Hundreds of thousands already here, numbers exploding every year.

And Japanese people are still smiling, still saying “our culture is different.”

You are not different. You are just later.
And if you keep staying silent, your daughters will pay the price next.

[Pat Stedman | Dating & Relationship Coach for Men @Pat_Stedman]

I'm glad everyone is starting to finally realize remigration will happen, and to stop despairing

Doomers, who only look backwards and think nothing is possible, simply don't understand reality or how it works.

Nothing happens... sometimes for years... until the collective consciousness hits a breaking point

Then catalyzing events start occurring one after another, and all get massive attention, because the collective will is seeking an outlet in the physical world

If people are aware of an existential problem and want to survive, but "the system" is trying to stop change, galvanizing pretexts WILL manifest themselves and collapse their authority and legitimacy in due time

Just because you can't see the black swan, rest assured it will happen

This understanding is the crux of faith, and why holding it in hard times isn't just spiritual resilience, but wisdom

We may not know the route or all the twists and turns, but we will win, and the West will be saved

Because this outcome was always written in our hearts

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@bowtiedbrazil It’s hard for me to imagine. I’m happy if I get more than 6.

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@BowTiedKong I don’t think body count per se came up. But I’m from a very conservative Christian background, and a girl’s “past” (that’s how they would talk about it) would definitely come up. But that might be something limited to evangelical circles.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

We're told that we shouldn't object to Helen of Troy being portrayed as a black woman. And yet if a major Hollywood studio made a film set in Africa and cast a white woman as "the most beautiful woman in Africa," those same people would literally riot in the street. If, say, Sydney Sweeney was cast in the role, they'd be driven to murderous violence. We all know this is the case.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Clock is ticking. Everyone feels special or main character but the clock doesn't care. "I'll wait for the right time." No such thing. Only expired time.

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@EthanVanSciver In India, shit happens

[Marysia @marysia_cc]

Kawase Hasui
Pine Beach at Miho (Miho no Matsubara), from the series "Selection of Views of the Tokaido

[Pat Stedman | Dating & Relationship Coach for Men @Pat_Stedman]

They do not understand the nature of feminine power. To be fair to them, most men don't either.

Feminine power comes from faith and belief.

But since feminism convinced women that only masculine power - authority and agency - mattered, they have thrown this gift in the trash and become obsessed with always maintaining control.

What they don't get is control is a double-edged sword.

Men are granted control by God because men must also take on the burden of leadership and responsibility. In exchange for the ability to make decisions, they must bear the consequences of those decisions.

Yet women instinctually hate responsibility and consequences because they are not wired for them emotionally.

So now modern women find themselves in the predicament where they want to be cherished (loved unconditionally) by a man, but also demand equal respect. Note I do not mean respect in the sense of deserving dignity, but in terms of having competency and authority acknowledged.

This is an impossible and unsustainable request, and you can see that women are finally having to start to grapple with the choice in front of them.

If a woman wants unconditional love from a man, she must unconditionally give herself to him.

Yes this is a risky, because what if he doesn't lead well or love you like you want? But it is equally risky for a man to choose to lead a woman who refuses to surrender and follow him.

That is why you vet before marriage.

In the same way that the more burdens a man takes under his authority, the more masculine he becomes; the more a woman submits to her man and relinquishes control over her life, the more feminine energy she embodies.

And that feminine energy can move mountains, because men are instinctually wired to serve women who believe in them. Men become the vectors of female manifestation. Good men become better men based on a woman's faith in them and their potential. They show their confidence in him by allowing him to make mistakes, giving him space and grace.

But a woman who cannot relax or trust, who nags and demands control will never manifest anything but frustration and anxiety for herself.

This is how male and female polarity works. If you are a woman and this triggers you, that's a signal you're very outside your femininity and have a lot of surrendering to do.

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@BowTiedCrow I need to try that!

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@Makeitstop73699 Welcome! We’re happy to have honest, hard-working people like you who want to contribute!

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@RedPillRabbit I think our latest team member scammed us during the interview process. I’m pretty sure the guy we interviewed is not the guy who we actually hired.

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@BowTiedCrocodil I had the opposite experience this week. Codex kept making dumb mistakes that chatgpt resolved quickly. Maybe it depends on the use case.

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

@BowTiedCrow Yeah, I can’t rule out that it was our tech. But it was different from anything I’ve seen or heard of before or since…it was unsettling because I couldn’t understand how to categorize it.

[Nate Philo @nate_philo]

It was shaped like an equilateral triangle but the corners were round. It had clearly defined edges, but the entire thing glowed, and it had a bright spot (lights?) on each corner. It was very large and was moving through the sky almost right above our heads. It was completely silent.

[MeanHash ₿ ✪ @MeanHash]

Had a fun day today.

2 weeks ago an Indian (US Citizen) IT employee called ICE on his own department because he heard that many of them were here on fake H1-B Visas. 25 employees were arrested out of 100ish.

He was correct. After talking to his leadership he also informed them that many here legally,but we're hired under false pretenses, because they had bought diplomas in India and never really got a degree. At this point management was worried they had been defrauded so they called me up to help them figure it out.

We ran all of the remaining employees hiring paperwork through some AI analytics today. Massive amounts of documents.

This included reading copies of diplomas, and and a ton of other personal documents. Training the AI analytics tool to look for irregularities in past work experience and education history.

As an example:

1.) Check to see if the school exists
2.) Check to see if the person who signed the diploma actually worked at the university
3.) check to see if the degree listed is actually taught at that university
4.) ETC ETC ETC.

We found that of the remaining 75 H1-b employees 50 of them had provided fake diplomas to either our company directly, or the contracting company they were hired through.

So out of this one department of 250 people, 100 ish were from India here on visas, and 75 of them had defrauded the company during the hiring process. Either providing fake visa paperwork or falsification of education.

Basically 75% lied.

Not sure what they are going to do about it yet, as across the IT organization they have 1500 ish H1-B visa employees and they cannot fire 75% of them right now even if they wanted to, but I do know they are running all current visa employees records through the tool, any new applicants as well, and will be firing anyone who lied as soon as they get replacement in line for them.

From the leadership I was working with:

"We have to remove them, we cannot keep employees who defraud the company even if they are good and cheap"

[Athenaeum Book Club @athenaeumbc]

Once your culture is gone, it isn't coming back.

If the schools and universities won't teach us the great books of the West, we will do it ourselves.

We are forming an independent group dedicated to the study and preservation of the Western canon of literature — the books that built our civilization.

If that sounds like something you'd like to be part of, please join us.

We tackle a new classic text every month. Currently, we're reading Virgil's Aeneid, and discussing it together. We meet biweekly.

[Matthew Marsden @matthewdmarsden]

I just saw a video of two guys going to a bunch of ghost offices in Dallas where people have registered their H1 b visas at.

I have waited 4 years for my son to come here legally, and I will continue to wait as we are doing it the right way.

The fact that these people are defrauding the American people fills me with rage. There is no point in closing the border if we have H1B visa fraud and birthright citizenship.

Think about how may people have come into the USA on this scam and have had kids who are now US citizens.

Disgusting.

[Kambree @KamVTV]

People are just now noticing how much Frisco, Texas has changed, but I lived it.

I lived in Frisco when it was a two lane dirit road and open land. People called us the boondocks and rednecks. My own family didn’t even want to come visit. That’s how rural we were.

Then around 2011, I was walking my daughter to elementary school and noticed something I hadn’t seen before — about 200 families were walking their kids to school past my house. Qenoticed a huge shift in who was moving in. There were hundreds of Indian families in the area, all at once, and the brand-new subdivision nearby was filling up quickly. We never had subdivisions. We were country. We found out it was BLESSED and the city of Frisco had billboards in India advertising our small town. That’s when it really hit me that Frisco was changing fast and no one was doing anything about it. Car crashes rose because folks couldn't drive well here. It was wild. Kids had to be told to be safe on bikes.

Since then, the growth hasn’t slowed down. What used to be quiet and spread out turned into packed neighborhoods, constant development, and a city that feels completely different from what longtime residents remember. Plus corruption.

People are just starting to notice now because the change isn’t subtle anymore, it’s everywhere. My daughter graduated high school in Frisco in 2024 and once she did, I got the hell out. Sadly, what Frisco started is all moving out to where I live now, in the country. Even in Celina, they are killing wild bunnies and it's killing peoples dogs. The Culture is clashing sadly. No on wants that. The indians I know. who moved here 30 years ago have assimilated. Some young families are trying. But most don't want to. Every Texan I know wants to get along. But are fed up.

People are profiting and they’re all in government positions. I don't live in Celina, but my friends do. It's basically turning into a civil war. This is not the state I was born in.