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Not long ago, I posted a thread titled "Women are attracted to relativity" where I specifically pointed out that "women there are evaluating me in comparison to other men" and shared my experience. Well, not too many people liked it. 😄
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@Natasha Tori Maru Have you told that to the founder of Actualized.org, mr. Leo G?
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Seriously. If your genetics determine so much about you in all areas of life, why do we have self-help? If so little can be done, why are there so many fake promises? Back in 2014, Leo used to be against this victim mentality and didn't believe so much in genetic determinism. It happened in the past 5–6 years, when he turned into this "it's-all-genetics" type of guy. If genetics determines us, why is it called Actualized.org? Shouldn't it be "itsallgenetics.org"?
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When my GF tells me, "I deeply love you," that already includes deep respect. "I deeply respect you" sounds more like a polite way of initiating a breakup. So yeah, the former gives a much bigger dopamine hit.
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@Leo Gura What is your prediction for the emergence of AGI? Have you thought about it?
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@Ulax Good point. From my POV, one of the biggest problems in the red pill or manosphere, in general, is the far-right aspect of them. We're talking about one of the most, if not the most, dangerous ideologies in this day and age, and I don't like the idea of blending that shit into dating.
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@Natasha Tori Maru Powerful wisdom right there, thank you.
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@Natasha Tori Maru Could you simplify and give an example of this? Sounds interesting. Also, what "huge systems" explain behavior?
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@Ulax Yeah, but pickup is much narrower than the red pill and also much more technical. The red pill is a very broad dating ideology. Both dating ideologies put emphasis on a growth mindset, that you can attract higher-quality women through self-improvement. However, the red pill puts more emphasis on the "big things": status, fame, wealth, looks, etc. Also, to what extent do pickup and the red pill differ when it comes to analyzing female psychology and behavior in the dating market?
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Promoting red pill dating ideology is obviously forbidden on this forum. However, do y'all agree that it is the closest dating ideology to the TRUTH and the realities of mating? If we just narrow it down a bit and focus on the content of the ideology, not the toxicity of it. The post above from @AION is the heart of the red pill, and I agree with the post. My question, basically, is: are we criticizing only the hate toward women in the red pill ideology on this forum? Because what I've discovered in the past 3–4 years on this forum is that all the members with thousands of approaches (including Leo) under their belts have a very close analysis of dating to the red pill and also to the black pill to extent, only without the toxic, misogynistic ideological part. So, out of all the dating ideologies out there, is the red pill the closest to the TRUTH?
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Exactly. No better answer can be given. @Majed You stated earlier on this forum that you have BPD. I'm assuming you were in a manic phase when you posted this. People do crazy impulsive shit in the maniac phase. Try to be aware of it before you actually act on it.
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@Leo Gura What do you think of real estate investments, such as residential houses? Is it a legitimate way to achieve financial independence, assuming one knows what he or she is doing?
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@OBEler Just a simple question: if AI replaces most jobs, what will hundreds of millions of people do? UBI isn't going to solve this problem. In fact, it will solve nothing. Also, who takes responsibility? Can a machine be responsible for its output? Who's going to make the decisions? The machine?
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Leo just mentioned that he doesn't like to make predictions. I'd say the opposite. They're pretty damn accurate, and there's something special about them. They have a kind of unique mixture of analytics and his own intuition. So my suggestion is: make as many predictions as you can, on any topic!
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Seems like a typical case of borderline personality disorder, like Glenn Close's character in Fatal Attraction with Michael Douglas.
