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ticketyboo

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  1. FDR Drinking Game Everyone drinks when Stef mentions "the free market" Stef mentions "the state" Call in show where Stef talks to an unmarried, childless, (usually white) woman approaching the wall Call in show where Stef encourages a (usually white) woman to have (white) kids Call in show where a (white) man is in a relationship with a (white) single mom Stef says "tickety-boo" Stef says "bingo-bango-bongo" Call in show where the caller proposes a statist solution to a social problem and Stef completely and utterly destroys him Presentation show where Stef uses 3 or more distinct voices when reading quotes Call in show where Stef convinces a parent to not spank/hit/beat his kids Stef says "cuckery" and finally, when Stef mentions "gold prospecting and panning in the Canadian North", NOBODY DRINKS, because alcohol poisoning is a serious condition.
  2. From a call-in show, 38 minutes in: I used to think having all this red pill knowledge was a terrible burden, and I wondered what it was like for Stef, assuming it must be 10 times worse for him. I think I'm a little more at peace with my red pill knowledge now, although I am no more optimistic.
  3. Group selection and in-group preference is K. https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/the-theory/rk-selection-theory/ Living at the carrying capacity of the environment is K. r selection is anti-competitive or non-competitive in an environment where resources are largely free and unlimited. Think of a bunch of rabbits in a field of grass with a high mortality rate due to predation. There will always be more than enough grass for those rabbits as long as the hawks and foxes keep their population down. Rabbits do not fight back against predators and they do not compete against each other for food.
  4. Stefan Molyneux has mentioned that Western Europe is so r selected because so many of the K selected men were killed in world wars. I'm sorry I can't remember the specific podcasts where he says this, but he has mentioned it several times. The argument that Europe is r selected is largely available elsewhere on FDR podcast, but consider the Gene Wars series for the definition of r selected[1]. Consider immigration, single motherhood, and public debt (public debt is low-investment parenting because it involves stealing from your children) in European nations. I think it's easy to dig up lots of evidence for the r selected behaviors of European nations and peoples, so I won't spend much time on it. It's covered by FDR podcasts. What I'm less certain about is the cause of the r selected character of Europe, and Stefan's assertion that world war deaths is the cause, so this is the idea that I'd like to explore in this post. Let's try to figure out if war deaths could explain why Western European nations are so r selected. K selected men are more likely to volunteer to join the military. r selected men are more likely to dodge the draft, fake an injury, and avoid military service of any kind. Conflict avoidance and deception are the foundations of r selected survival. Militaries IQ test their soldiers. High IQ, K selected men will be the officers. Officers were expected to "lead from the front", and suffered disproportionately high casualty rates[2]. High IQ, r selected men will be especially skilled at avoiding this dangerous job. This could explain why the present day elites in the Western countries are heavily r selected. K selected men are more likely to die in combat than either women or r selected men. Civilian deaths in modern wars are likely to kill men, women, children, r, and K selected equally. If a bomb drops on your house, there is little chance for bravery; no chance for putting the women and children first. If we want to identify factors that would kill K selected men disproportionately, we should focus on soldiers killed in combat. Nation, WWII military deaths, Total population[3], Percent UK 383700 47760000 0.8% France 210000 41680000 0.5% Germany 5318000 69300000 7.7% But we're not done yet. If we want to consider the effects of WWII deaths on the hereditary population of Europe, we need to figure how many men that would have had children were killed before they were able. We don't care so much about the percent of the total population killed. We care about the percentage of potentially fertile men killed. I was able to find demographic data for 1939 Germany[4]. I'll use males aged 15-44 as my "fertile men" metric. Much younger, and fertility is impossible. Much older, and fertility is still possible, but I will argue that in a traditional, Christian, monogamous society, it is less likely for a 45 year old (or 14 year old) to start a family. However, the high number of male deaths in German society at this time could affect this. Life expectancy was around 60. I'll show data if we broaden the range to males 15-65. German males 15-44 in 1939: 17,718,714 German males 15-65 in 1939: 24,620,748 I don't have the age ranges for military deaths, but most will be in the age ranges expressed above. Germany military deaths as percent of 15-44 men: 30.0% Germany military deaths as percent of 15-65 men: 21.6% If we assume that half of the 1939 German male population was K selected (see Gene Wars series[1], but European populations tend to have a balance of r/K), and all of the military deaths were K selected men (argued above): Percent K selected males 15-44 killed: 60.0% Percent K selected males 15-65 killed: 43.2% Could this shift German society from K selected to r selected? I say yes. What about Sweden? Almost no WWII[3] deaths, and yet heavily cucked[5] with their feminism and migrant crime. WWII deaths cannot be the explanation for Sweden being r selected, so we know that other possible causes of the r selectedness of Europe must exist. This does not rule out WWII deaths as being a possible cause for German r selectedness, but it does mean there are other factors. [1] Gene Wars: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMNj_r5bccUw40CpD-JYXJyVsDYsj7ITD [2] Couldn't find great data for officer casualties, but see http://www.dupuyinstitute.org/ubb/Forum5/HTML/000069.html [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_casualties [4] https://www.feldgrau.com/WW2-Germany-Statistics-and-Numbers [5] Sweden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25VVmCviVao
  5. From each according to his ability, voluntarily, of course.
  6. I believe it could be highly non-predictive or non-descriptive for your personal case. See the graph in this article: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/what-does-your-bubble-quiz-score-say-about-you The quiz is based on a correlation of a statistical aggregate.
  7. Here's a short survey you can take to determine if you live in an IQ/income bubble/superzip: https://www.aei.org/murray-bubble-quiz/
  8. Do you live in a high IQ bubble? http://a.co/ebV2AQy
  9. Anonymous Conservative (of r/K selection fame) wrote a great book on dealing with narcissists: https://www.anonymousconservative.com/blog/how-to-deal-with-narcissists-new-book-release/
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