Post: #1

Been following this guy on youtube and he conducts interviews on youtube about Red Pill concepts such as pre-selection, sexual market value, hypergamy and much more. I don't think anybody has mentioned about this guy in this forum. I couldn't find a thread, but his videos are pretty entertaining and most of the girls seem to confirm what TRP preaches.

He seems to be pretty dedicated as he already has almost 20 videos within 8 months.

Check his last video out...

Post: #2

Most of the time the women were projecting themselves as the man in question and their verbal diarrhea was completely useless. In fact, that's just about all women know how to do when presented with the option to give an opinion or give advice and are generally completely incapable of removing themselves from the situation to see the larger picture. I've seen this time and time again and that's why I almost never ask women for advice or their opinion unless it's for entertainment value only.

If that was the express point of the interview - to get women to spill details about themselves while putting on the front that they were talking about men (which is a clever tactic, but I doubt this was intended, as the interviewer should have given a breakdown at the end) - then you're going to have to read in-between the lines a whole hell-of-a-lot to get any value from this 12 minute clip of vapid women talking about themselves under the guise of being asked interview questions about men. At face value it's useless and I would even say irresponsible if it touts itself as "red pill".

The youtuber Patreon begs at the end while giving no breakdown or summery whatsoever leaving me to believe he himself is actually clueless; and while seems to be able to regurgitate some red pill knowledge in the form of interview questions has most likely not internalized any of that wisdom.

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In fact the cognitive dissonance was so powerful here I'm going to use a similar tactic to extract personal information from women for screening purpose/fun. "What do you think of men in their mid 20s that use their youth to sleep with a lot of women but want to settle down in their 30s for a more stable relationship" and their answer will be exactly how they view themselves if they were/are to do the same thing

Post: #3

In one of the interviews, the woman is being honest:

"I never had to empathize with that (being a man)"

Which is what most of our problems are about.

Post: #4

Expecting women to do anything other than be women is an exercise in futility. They are self centered, celebrity obsessed, vapid and dull because they do not need to be anything else.

Post: #5

Dupe.

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Post: #6

Are the women in this video representative of Australia? Yikes.

I never realized how annoying the aussie accent is coming from a woman

Post: #7

(01-05-2018 02:36 PM)Grodin Wrote:  Are the women in this video representative of Australia? Yikes.

Yes. Well, probably slightly hotter than average.

Post: #8

Why any man would be remotely interested in anything any woman has to say is beyond me.

Post: #9

Here's my favourite. Nice tits...and above average ability to answer questions clearly

Post: #10

(01-05-2018 04:04 AM)Eugenics Wrote:  If that was the express point of the interview - to get women to spill details about themselves while putting on the front that they were talking about men (which is a clever tactic, but I doubt this was intended, as the interviewer should have given a breakdown at the end)

A cold reading routine - a hand full of Barnum statements - would be easier and more effective.

Post: #11

I was under the impression that cold reading was for building comfort. I don't see how Barnum statements could get the target to reveal personal beliefs and values without them interfering with statements about themselves that are crafted to influence your perception about them.

Post: #12

2:15.

https://youtu.be/zpqOY5G_YVY?t=2m15s

Post: #13

It is best to show these women where the kitchen is!

Post: #14

(01-05-2018 06:16 AM)Atlanta Man Wrote:  Expecting women to do anything other than be women is an exercise in futility. They are self centered, celebrity obsessed, vapid and dull because they do not need to be anything else.

Exactly. There is no need for them to think about male problems.
Here's a fact, most women think it's easy for men to get laid or pick up chicks. Why?
Cause it's easy for them and looks easy for alphas they see on clubs (while ignoring the average dudes). Also sitcoms.

Post: #15

(01-05-2018 05:33 PM)Eugenics Wrote:  I was under the impression that cold reading was for building comfort. I don't see how Barnum statements could get the target to reveal personal beliefs and values without them interfering with statements about themselves that are crafted to influence your perception about them.

Here is a list of Barnum statements from Wikipedia.

You have a great need for other people to like and admire you.
You have a tendency to be critical of yourself.
You have a great deal of unused capacity which you have not turned to your advantage.
While you have some personality weaknesses, you are generally able to compensate for them.
Disciplined and self-controlled outside, you tend to be worrisome and insecure inside.
At times you have serious doubts as to whether you have made the right decision or done the right thing.
You prefer a certain amount of change and variety and become dissatisfied when hemmed in by restrictions and limitations.
You pride yourself as an independent thinker and do not accept others' statements without satisfactory proof.
You have found it unwise to be too frank in revealing yourself to others.
At times you are extroverted, affable, sociable, while at other times you are introverted, wary, reserved.
Some of your aspirations tend to be pretty unrealistic.
Security is one of your major goals in life.

If you use these with the right frame, people will open up. They are crafted to be universally true, and people who hear them feel like you "get them" so yes it builds comfort. From there, you need to probe only very gently. "Tell me...." "I'm listening." Cold readers who are practiced have follow up techniques to make you believe they got it right even when they got it wrong. "But don't you see how . . . ." "Yes, and . . . ."

If you practice, people will tell you a lot about themselves, and that makes them like you. But you have to be a good listener. It also makes it easy for you to identify areas of commonality and areas of disagreement to further cement your connection.

Unrelated to cold reading, I had an online prospect tell me she is interested in conspiracy theories. So I will bring that topic up when we meet and communicate my approval and let her talk. People enjoy enjoy having someone to listen to them, it makes them feel good, so the real skill is to shut up and listen.

After some of that, I'll try to change the subject to things that are more personal. I don't know what you mean about revealing "personal beliefs and values" but people will tell you enough about themselves if you practice good listening skills to help you game them.

Personally I have just begun using this. There is an entire thread on cold reading started by Kwisatz I believe.

Post: #16

This guy's youtube channel is mandatory viewing for red-pillers.

There will be much more to come, hopefully.

Don't get down on him for not pressing hard on these women. He is trying to play the "neutral investigative journalist" role so as not to trigger them and, for the most part, it's working. Leave the openly angry red-pill rants for other channels. Even as much as he soft-pedals, he's still gotten ejected from the premises before, so this is the only way to go.

Post: #17

(01-05-2018 05:33 PM)Eugenics Wrote:  I was under the impression that cold reading was for building comfort. I don't see how Barnum statements could get the target to reveal personal beliefs and values without them interfering with statements about themselves that are crafted to influence your perception about them.

I don't think the purpose of these videos is to get women to spill personal information. If you are red pilled, you already know this stuff is true. I think he is trying to see if he can get women to admit the truth about stuff he already knows is true, and it is pretty entertaining.

I think you may be right about the Barnum statements, although, I think you are onto something better by asking women about themselves only couching as asking about men and seeing what they reveal. This could be gold.

Obligatory Derren Brown Barnum Effect Video.

Whatever you use it for, this is powerful.

Post: #18

(01-05-2018 08:45 PM)The Alpha Virgin Wrote:  



2:15.

https://youtu.be/zpqOY5G_YVY?t=2m15s

Terrible advice. And they sound pretty damn unsure giving it.

I'd be hesistant to take that advice even if I didn't know what the heck I was doing, again.

G

Post: #19

@hypno

I agree people will tell you a lot about themselves if you listen and it's even better if you can read in between the lines. But they're only going to tell you the parts they want to say.

What I was pointing out is that the method that the interviewer (unintentionally) used seems to bypass their ego because of a few reasons

Women at large are incapable of abstract reasoning (IE removing themselves from their ego and personality and assuming a new framework to figure out a solution)

Those questions safely gave them a proxy to vomit up personal details about themselves without their ego heavily interfering with the answers. As in they are talking about themselves as - it's their default (and only) mode - while not realizing they are talking about themselves.

Pretty powerful stuff I think, could apply to a lot of men too but I think women are way more susceptible to this technique

Post: #20

That accent is brutal. It's like they're asking a question with every word. Somebody needs to teach Aussies about tonality.

Post: #21

I have a different view of the Barnum Effect. I think deeply personal thoughts tend to be the most universal. We wrap those deep thoughts in layers of personality or facade, but they are all there. It's kind of like at the end of the Dark Knight Rises when Bane admits he did everying out of being pussy-whipped. You'd never imagine he was because he was this big burly guy, and yet there's that inner vulnerability.