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I was talking to a friend yesterday and I mentioned that I like introducing ideas and questions that encourage discussion. He asked me if I meant click-bait.

I guess it's really easy to fall into the trap of click-bait on twitter. Post a picture of a chick with a little extra weight and go "would?" and sure enough you've got people fighting about 2% body-fat in the comments.

No, the things I like to introduce aren't cheap controversial topics that will easily rise the twitter ranks.

I told him I consider it 'thought bait.'

Sometimes I engage others to see what logical steps they take. It helps me with my own blind spots and I think it helps others with theirs. There is enormous value in seeing the critical thought process played out in real time. Learning to think is more valuable than having the answers.

This has been my approach on r/TheRedPill for over a decade, helping propel red pill thinking from an obscure internet niche to a major mainstream idea.

And.. Sometimes we find the right answer together.

Sometimes we figure out the right question instead.

Why waste time debating about whether a cam-hoe's fat or not? Better to encourage the pudgy harlots to take on the 200 squats training program, the 200 sit-up training program, or some other exercises. You don't like looking at tatted up whores, then switch to encouraging them to taking pens to paper and learning to draw. Everybody wins.

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I was talking to a friend yesterday and I mentioned that I like introducing ideas and questions that encourage discussion. He asked me if I meant click-bait.

I guess it's really easy to fall into the trap of click-bait on twitter. Post a picture of a chick with a little extra weight and go "would?" and sure enough you've got people fighting about 2% body-fat in the comments.

No, the things I like to introduce aren't cheap controversial topics that will easily rise the twitter ranks.

I told him I consider it 'thought bait.'

Sometimes I engage others to see what logical steps they take. It helps me with my own blind spots and I think it helps others with theirs. There is enormous value in seeing the critical thought process played out in real time. Learning to think is more valuable than having the answers.

This has been my approach on r/TheRedPill for over a decade, helping propel red pill thinking from an obscure internet niche to a major mainstream idea.

And.. Sometimes we find the right answer together.

Sometimes we figure out the right question instead.