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@redpillschool I don't have to do any thinking to know what my first order will be. Water!
Second order: whatever on the cocktail menu looks good to me at the moment.
Third order: usually calamari or something like that.
Fourth order: whichever entree I decided on.
Rarely get dessert. Fifth order is for fat people.
Man, @deeplydisturbed and @spooky have no love for Smash Mouth!
@deeplydisturbed only slightly but disagree with
That has got to be one of the worst setups
they were not a horse squad
@redpillschool is that the second order thinking let's you arrive to the conclusion that first order thinking might be the way to go? But not any first order thinking, but the one that appeared as an option during the second order thinking?
This may have been discussed before, but I’ve come to realise that switching between alpha and beta behaviours creates inconsistency in behaviour and personality/character.
Can you elaborate on that?
A majority of people are first-order thinkers. I think that almost every complicated interpersonal problem I run across in my life eventually boils down to first-order thinking.
I don't disagree with your observation. Most people are indeed stupid and lazy.
A majority of people are first-order thinkers. I think that almost every complicated interpersonal problem I run across in my life eventually boils down to first-order thinking.
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switching between alpha and beta behaviours creates inconsistency in behaviour and personality/character.
Well, yeah, if you're switching between them.
Most of them are traits and behaviors you should possess at all times.
As for the beta/comfort traits and behaviors, the woman has to earn them. Unearned beta/comfort is repulsive (think saying "I love you" on a first date), but when it's earned and given, she'll want you more.
This may have been discussed before, but I’ve come to realise that switching between alpha and beta behaviours creates inconsistency in behaviour and personality/character.
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