Post: #1

Why do so many women avoid on principle to think abstractly off college?

If a woman leans toward the abstract side of the intellect strongly, is she at risk of getting assigned a queer status or something?

Furthermore, does blue pill culture dignify secular pragmatism so that men stay enslaved to mainstream women in the long run?

Post: #2

Abstract thought requires you to temper your feelings.

It is very much unclear why one would claim that secular pragmatism leads to individual enslavement of any sort.

Post: #3

For a woman to think abstractly, i.e. abstracting from the particular case to the general as occurs in deductive inference, she first has to overcome her natural state of solipsism in which she is the sole actor of her own reality show. It is hard to see how the vast majority of women would be capable of this, given how the enormous advantage that the possession of a vagina confers on them renders largely superfluous any need to attain to such a state of objectivity. Men, on the other hand, are granted no such luxury of choice in this matter, since a failure to correctly appraise how things actually stand in the world, and their own place in it, leads directly to a failure to succeed, be it in the sexual, economic or any other sphere of human endeavour.

It is precisely for this reason that I believe women, especially contemporary women in the Anglosphere, possess a diminished capacity for empathy relative to men.