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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]“Red pill” is a cluster of beliefs ... that women are ... fundamentally dishonest about their desires related to men and sex ... that chicks dig jerks ... when women are in their twenties, sexually adventurous, and hot.  ...  if you want women to take your resources & secretly despise you, listen to what they say. If you want to have sex with them, take the red pill and watch what they do.[/quote]

Accurate summary.  Physician Scott Alexander illustrated the appeal of this perspective:

[i]‘Henry’ came to hospital after being picked up for police for beating up his fifth wife. ...

I’m constantly teased and mocked for being a virgin and a nerd whom no one could ever love – how is this fair?

In high school each extra IQ point above average increases chances of male virginity by about 3%. 35% of MIT grad students have never had sex, compared to only 20% of average nineteen year old men.[/i][/quote]

Hah. Yup. Men take a look at their lived experiences (like being a high-IQ virgin nerd), compare them to what they think they see about other men (Henry and his five wives, dumb jock a**holes who seem to get a bunch of girls). They also compare what they think they are told (women like smart, sensitive guys with a good sense of humor who treat them well) with what they think they see (again - jerks getting the girl; women even complain about how all the men they date are a-holes!)[b] Enter someone who wants their money and to influence them by stoking their resentment over this dynamic, add a bunch of social media types telling the virgin nerds that they are privileged and bad [/b]and should just suck it up, and holy shit! We have a toxic brew. [/quote]

Weird how the brilliant nerds become victims so quickly. Everyone’s fault by their own. Gosh if only they understood the value of
Personal Responsibility and didn’t blame everyone else for their failures.

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