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Tearing others down is also a toxic trait. As toxic as anything Scott does. As far as public thought leaders go, Scott Gallaway has a pretty good message. Say, compared with Andrew Tate. Here's a leadership excersize for you: Instead of tearing down others who are trying to make a difference, share are a positive masculine figure that you find inspirational and that can help struggling boys. Because by basically every metric boys are struggling. (I know it's all the patriarchy's fault lol).

https://www-aljazeera-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/video/newsfeed/2026/8/13/tate-supporters-rally-for-brothers-ahead-of-bail-hearing-in-miami?amp_js_v=0.1&usqp=mq331AQIUAKwASCAAgM%3D "Free the top G" protest lol

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@Alexopheck ya this would be awesome if you ran. Also delete anything stupid that you may have said on here or your political opponents might use it against you.

There has always been an ego and status element to having and sleeping with women so factor that into it

Good luck I hope it works out but if everyone in India and China wanted a car the world would end. Just saying.

I know this a straw man argument but it's still funny. (I vote DSA btw and I don't support MAGA. I do like poking fun at my own side sometimes though).

This is gold. I needed to hear this thanks

@Davinoquality post thanks

About ten years ago Leo always popped up on my feed. I had to keep ignoring his thumbnails!

Yes short form content does a lot of harm to society. It's imperative we reduce the consumption of short form content as much as possible. It fries our attention spans and thinking skills. Cal Newport talks a lot about this too on his YouTube channel. Reading is a good antidote and is even more important, radical, and therapeutic because of this.

I think all anyone who is struggling needs is encouragement, empowerment, and a reconnection to our innate love of learning, passion for life, optimism, and self confidence that we are born with and that society sometimes beats out of us. This is what Leo has helped me with and what I would like to help others with.

Building community is one thing and much harder than helping one or two younger people who are obviously struggling. Is this a good idea?

Well it's weird because our society says it's weird. The Catholics have a tradition of asking someone to be your confirmation godfather at around age 13. Usually an older member of the community who you know and trust. But confirmation godparents rarely ever do anything of value in my experience. Probably because they aren't developed themselves. But also because it's not normal for people to mentor others. And because it is weird, I am suggesting that we should try and be mentors to younger people around us who are obviously struggling. And I'm wondering if you guys think this is a good idea.

You mean the single Source being actualized.org? I definitely don't do that you taught us to do the opposite and so I have.