Fragmentation is technology-enabled individualism.

GenZ is seeking God. The information age (or more aptly the 'attention economy') is both fuel for and a hindrance to that endeavor.

Gen Z is more conservative than millennials. The increase is most startling for college-educated white men and women in general with no college degree.

This is what the red pill calls "chore play". It's a play on foreplay, as if being nice throughout the day and doing small acts of service is going to make a woman aroused for you. Which is obviously false, but interesting to see it so clearly defined here.

What this study actually shows: Liberals self-report having a broader circle of care. It does NOT say that this comes at a cost of smaller concentric circles. HOWEVER, the same article also admits "people indeed do distribute empathy and moral concern in a zero-sum fashion."

Astonishingly, only 58% of scientists report to believe that sex is binary, according to a poll of 200 scientists in Britain. Source: telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/03/0…

Post-modern philosophy is a dead end.

If we are to reintroduce adversity for the sake of health, it has to be in a controlled manner. Humanity's capacity for evil has scaled with technology to unimaginable levels.

By this I mean the information age exposes the vanity of human nature and institutions, but also their inevitability. Belief is more needed than ever, and it is harder to believe than ever (hyperbole).

“The greatest works of art have been inspired by some connection to God.” - Roger Scruton

The Red Pill was against its own spread in the early days of the movement. But it was for pragmatic reasons and not utilitarian ones. It is now clear that society needs the blue pill on utilitarian grounds as well. Without it, the black pill wins. youtube.com/watch?feature=…

Not true. TRP was never meant to be a movement to bring about social change. It was a praxeology for pragmatists, and leveraged for personal gain. That was the early days. Now it is being economically exploited, as any movement eventually is.

Liberals and conservatives alike try to "redefine true masculinity," as if the definition alone is what young men are trying to emulate.