@redpillschool A wise man once wrote an essay on Means and Ends. Some consider using the ends to justify the means a universal moral problem. The writer pointed out that there is no immaculate conception of means and ends in a vacuum, they exist in a broader sphere of processes and results. The conclusion: The more useful question is whether these particular ends justify any particular means.

The question of whether telling a lie can be a moral or ethical higher road than blurting out "the truth" depends entirely on the context of the question.

@bloodexorcist I'll take that as a no. Anyone else?

@bloodexorcist I disagree that chess is useless. It's a strong cerebral challenge. While there is some element of psyching out one's opponent to any competitive sport, I think @TheStoicCrane oversells the frame and dominance aspects a bit.

Anyone who thinks it's a pussy game, are you up for a round of Chessboxing?

Chess boxing - Wikipedia

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@Caldero He flat out stole the graphics work of @bsutansalt, and the sound quality and dictation come off very low-T. Couldn't do more than flip through it.

@MentORPHEUS 2020 hazmat peacock game

@GayLubeOil Great... 12 weeks of Post outlandish protective suit, faggot!

@bloodexorcist You appear to be setting up a binary value judgement between "group" and "clan" while playing loose with the definition of each. These words have precise meanings that are readily available; there's no excuse for an aspiring pedant to misuse the tool of his trade.

In the bigger picture, why are you so invested in cutting this guy down before he's published any content TO critique? Where is YOUR body of original work in the manosphere space?

My position on @abaddon's proposed channel: The manosphere is oversaturated with long format, slow moving podcasts and talking head videos, so yours better be scintillating.

@bloodexorcist "You can't have a "UK in-group". You can have an in-group with the store clerk a block away."

You can't have opened a sociology textbook ever and make assertions such as these.

@Caldero Cholesterol is absolutely found in many foods. Fun fact, cholesterol is a starting point for the synthesis of testosterone in the body. One metabolic pathway converts it to progesterone as an intermediate step.