Post: #1

Everything of value has been built by men, for women.

The only role women have to play in this world (doesn't mean it isn't important - it is, very much so) is that of picking out the superior men and then raising their kids, and to repeat this cycle ad infinitum.

Almost all men are women's toys. Their actions steered by whatever gets them the pussy. Women are nature's control mechanism

Meritocracy is deeply ingrained in men because all men alive today are the genetic product of meritocratic winners in the past, as judged by successful reproduction.

This is the game, and why we have two genders in the first place. And once you have internalized this model there's no going back.

Post: #2

Most of society yes, you are correct. However, I would say some of the most famous men that have ever lived on this world, did their deeds for transcendent reasons which helped take western cultures to new heights. Jesus, Saint Augustine, Isaac Newton, the list goes on. Plenty of men that either never had wives or never had children. The great irony is that western culture became the ultimate meritocracy when it comes to the sexual market place. Monogamy prevents large populations of unmarried males which limits wars and violence, divine morale laws limit bastard children and single motherhood.

This is starting to change though, the great minds leading to the enlightenment and reformation are losing sway in academia and culture. Rising single motherhood and degeneracy is changing culture. Maybe transcendent cultures need transcendent men, which we won't get in our secular culture which stigmatizes strong religious beliefs. I think the west has the right ideas, they just to be acted upon. I don't think societies acting out of thirst would reach the potential we are at now without sacrifice.

Post: #3

(08-03-2018 01:51 PM)Number one bummer Wrote:  Most of society yes, you are correct. However, I would say some of the most famous men that have ever lived on this world, did their deeds for transcendent reasons which helped take western cultures to new heights. Jesus, Saint Augustine, Isaac Newton, the list goes on. Plenty of men that either never had wives or never had children. The great irony is that western culture became the ultimate meritocracy when it comes to the sexual market place. Monogamy prevents large populations of unmarried males which limits wars and violence, divine morale laws limit bastard children and single motherhood.

This is starting to change though, the great minds leading to the enlightenment and reformation are losing sway in academia and culture. Rising single motherhood and degeneracy is changing culture. Maybe transcendent cultures need transcendent men, which we won't get in our secular culture which stigmatizes strong religious beliefs. I think the west has the right ideas, they just to be acted upon. I don't think societies acting out of thirst would reach the potential we are at now without sacrifice.

Thanks for your thoughtful reply.

I would add that what seems like 'irrational' behaviour by these famous men on first sight, is actually very rational if you account for the fact that willingness to sacrifice is simply another trait selected for by women.