A young girl heard me speak, and asked: “Sir, what is the definition of a definition?” I was highly intrigued because I read genuine wonder sparkling on her delicate features. And admittedly the question was a good one. The sun shone upon the garden and I smelled the freshly cut grass – deeply inhaling the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘feminism’
‘Game’ – the game that’s played on you
“Game” is essentially a fancy title for picking up girls. I’ll write something about the following thought-train, which I recently discovered on a blog: “Think about it like a Point system. Positive moves (alpha behavior, DHV spikes and the rest) give you positive points. Beta and negative behavior has your points taken away. When you reach [...]
Feminism as a defensive ideology
Ideologies come in two flavors: pro and con. You’re either reaching for something, or defending against something. The latter appears to be the strongest position because it attracts the most attention in the short-term. Everyone wants to hear that they were wronged, that the enemy has been identified and that we must resist. On the [...]
Slutwalk Congo
We the modern people, in order to feel like our lives of commute-work-consume-sleep are more meaningful, would like to rage in our cages against things that are non-issues. Brave modern people will do this in order to make ourselves feel like we are not just mundane unexceptional people, but brave crusaders for something of great [...]
Where liberalism and fascism cross over
Politics is a game. The first step is to get you to pick a symbol of what you want as a replacement for the reality of dealing with needs. It’s like a talisman: when demons appear, wave this at it. That’s how most people use politics. Even good-intentions, like “be fair” (left) and “natural selection” [...]
Maturity about sex — and reproduction — is essential
Our species has not recovered from what I call sexual rationalism, or the idea that we can separate sex from reproduction and reproduction from its traditional context in family, social role and the gentle kind of eugenics all societies practice when they encourage their productive members to spout out the kids and say nothing to [...]
