In my article The Status Trap: The Middle-Class Pretending to be Upper Class I explore the problem of the middle class wanting to prepare their children for ascension into the upper class, and mostly only ending up wasting their money. Even though the money for expensive private schools and universities may not be worth it,… Continue reading Elite Socialization in Private Schools and Universities
The PUA community spent a lot of time exploring how to become “popular”. I recall bizarre posts and videos on how to build a social circle or become the guy others seek out and want to hang out with. However, largely this is all based on looks. People want to hang out with you because… Continue reading Popularity is a Beauty Privilege
I wrote a long piece on class differences recently, Middle-Class Income Differentials Are Almost Inconsequential. As a follow up, I want to go into detail on an issue that you could describe as the “middle-class status trap”. In the aspirational part of the middle class, families spend a lot of money on giving their children… Continue reading The Status Trap: The Middle-Class Pretending to be Upper Class
I grow a bit of food in the garden. This year, our raspberries did very well. During summer and autumn we harvested a lot of these berries. Of course, as the weather got colder, the yield declined. However, I was not aware that these plants just keep producing berries until nature puts a stop to… Continue reading What Plucking Frozen Raspberries Taught me About the Will to Survive
The other day a friend of mine sent me a video that discusses the significance of radiant and muted Christmas lighting in the movie Eyes Wide Shut, a movie I wrote about three years ago. The hypothesis presented in that video seems plausible, but that is not the point. Instead, my mind got stuck on… Continue reading Middle-Class Income Differentials Are Almost Inconsequential
One of the more interesting thoughts I came across when reading about Europe in the 20th century was that there are some countries that seem to be better off if they are poorer. The example given was Germany, with its tremendous post-war economic performance, rising like phoenix from the ashes. Yet, after life had gotten… Continue reading Looks-Maxing is a Sign of Societal Decline
I recently heard of a most curious incident in Germany. I have verified it but I want to keep the exact details for myself as that is not relevant for the point I am going to make, and the people involved probably do not need further attention. Anyway, there used to be an iron-clad law… Continue reading Why Would People Protest Against a School in the Neighborhood?
Leftism is a loser mentality. People endorse leftist ideology for one reason alone: they realize that they cannot compete fairly and openly, so they want to band together and rub the productive members of society of their wealth, income, and even status. They vilify even the merely comfortable middle class. Of course, there is also… Continue reading When Leftists Encounter Meritocracy
In the comments section we recently had a discussion about social climbing and the fact that good-looking women may get lucky and ascend to the highest levels of societ, simply by giving a wealthy man a boner and that guy following his desires. There are plenty such examples. For instance, a prominent one in German… Continue reading Social-Climbing is a Three-Generations Project
A few weeks ago, a bridge in one of the larger German cities collapsed, seemingly out of nowhere. This happened in Dresden, which is probably only known to people outside of Europe for the Allied bombing campaign. Presumably the Allies thought there were child soldiers hiding in tunnels and the Germans were using civilians as… Continue reading Infrastructure Collapse is the Tipping Point of Clown World
The other day I had to get up early for an errand. On the way, I crossed paths with primary school class. It seems they were on an excursion. All the kids were holding hands in pairs. Of course, doing so is good practice, assuming the kids follow this simple instruction, as it makes it… Continue reading Forced Race-Mixing in Primary School
For some reason, YouTube recently recommended a video to me with the title “The disturbing life of German pensioners in Thailand”. The video is in German, but even without subtitles, you will quickly figure out what it is about. Even the video thumbnail, which puts a supposedly 73-year-old guy next two four Thai women who… Continue reading White, Male Pensioners Are Not Allowed to Enjoy Life
Recently I spoke with a friend about nightlife in Berlin in the late 2000s compared to today. While there were obvious changes in the demographics of the various districts, i.e. the city is more diverse than ever and rental prices have skyrocketed in the wake of large-scale gentrification, there is another aspect that is perhaps… Continue reading Low-Budget Airlines and Female Party Tourism
Here is a simple exercise for your critical reasoning skills: when following mainstream news, you quite frequently come across rather disturbing stories. We hear that cancer rates are up. There are now also turbo-cancers around. Young people get cancer, too, something that used to virtually never happen. Similarly, for a couple of years, there has… Continue reading Experts Baffled: Fewer Pregnancies, More Cancers
A friend recently sent me the video below, in which a diverse Google manager, Mo Gawdat, talks about how “intelligent” AI is, making some truly outlandish claims. By the way, Mo is shorthand for “Mohammad”. (I have met a surprising number of Mo’s in tech.) Anyway, Mohammad Gawat tells us that he current version of… Continue reading Putting the AI Hype in Perspective
There is the hypothesis that highly-functional autism, i.e. Asperger’s, is nothing more than a manifestation of an “extreme male brain”. People with this condition do not care much about social validation or conforming to mainstream opinion. These men pursue various interests, normally a small number of them or perhaps just one, and dedicate themselves to… Continue reading Women, Perennial Dabblers
In a recent post, I had added a reminder that we have video evidence of one woman sucking two dozen dicks in two minutes in a night club, confirming our worst stereotypes about women. However, this is hardly the worst. There is a “performer” on OnlyFans named “Bonnie Blue” who seems to have made it… Continue reading Woman Has Sex with 22 Guys in one Night, 122 in Three Weeks
The original idea of the Olympics was to compete in sports that were not just of a recreational nature. You could make the argument that every single discipline of yore had direct or indirect applications to warfare: riding a horse, running, throwing javelins, jumping, rowing, archery, etc., were all highly relevant skills before the industrialization… Continue reading The Olympics After the Inclusion of Break Dancing
At least every few weeks I casually interview, primarily to keep my interviewing skills sharp. It is also good to not have to start from zero whenever the company you work at needs to lay off people, which is a frequent occurrence nowadays. This year I had two interview processes that were a bit different… Continue reading The Feminization of Work Continues: Female-Style Hiring
I recently watched the movie Uncut Gems (2019). Supposedly, it showcases Adam Sandler’s best acting. I completely accidentally came across it, and I watched it for two reasons. One, it was mentioned in one of the disreputable corners of the Internet I like to frequent and, two, it is made by A24, a studio I… Continue reading Uncut Gems (2019): A Movie on Jews, Blacks, and Women
It seems that every other week there is a new story about yet another developed country reaching a new low for child births. Singapore had the lowest number of child births in 50 years, the earliest date for which records are available. What is worse, in the early 1970s, Singapore had only about 1/3 of… Continue reading The Baby Crisis Can Be Solved
I recently rewatched Silicon Valley, a TV series that ran for six seasons from 2014 to 2019. There is a lot that is wrong with it, but the first three seasons have some pretty decent humor. My favorite character is Erlich Bachman, whose actor unfortunately got tired of this role and left. Rewatching it was… Continue reading Silicon Valley (2014 – 2019) and Cultural Homogenization
One of the biggest news stories last week was the Crowdstrike software update disaster that led to many millions of Windows computers crashing. The solution was a manual intervention, meaning that millions of working hours were wasted. This affected critical infrastructure, such as airports, as these are the kind of machines companies prefer to have… Continue reading The Microsoft/Crowdstrike Disaster and the Fragility of Modern Society
My wife recently sent me a link to a Reddit post in which some woman wrote about her experience in Finance. As a recent graduate, she makes six figures, working in “investor relations”. Details were a bit sparse but her job consists of flying around, looking good, and staying in fancy hotels. While I do… Continue reading Easy Jobs for Good-Looking Women
A few days ago I had to buy something at a medical supply store, hardly the kind of establishment I normally frequent. Judging by the products on display in the store, walking aids are their bread and butter. I was not aware, albeit I am not surprised, that there are various price tiers in order… Continue reading The Tragedy of the Once-Hot Sales Clerk
In a recent comment, Pickernanny posted a video ad of an ultra-expensive 1:3 scale statue of the modern-day sex symbol 2B, the heroine of Nier: Automata. It sets you back over $2,000. The very tasteful video, which you can watch below, does not highlight 2B’s backside, a part of her body that found universal appreciation… Continue reading Real Men Buy Sexist Figurines!
The first presidential debate between the Democrat and Republican nominees was a complete disaster. Donald Trump was tired but Joe Brandon was not even there. He walks in, greeting an imaginary audience, and for large stretches does not even speak coherently. If you have not watched the debate, maybe click on a random segment on… Continue reading Biden’s Disastrous Debate Performance and Its Impact on the Mainstream Narrative
There was an interesting comment on my post, The Tragic Life of the Supermodel Toni Garrn, related to the uncertain future of that woman. She did not manage to cash in on her looks, is a single mother, and was seemingly not able to save up enough money to last until retirement. Lucretius Carus writes,… Continue reading Ex-Models do not Have a Good Plan B
I recently had to travel quite a bit for business and got the chance to inspect, with a scientific eye, the status quo in female fashion and fitness. During the scamdemic, it seemed that women were getting fatter and fatter. In fact, you apparently could go for weeks without seeing a woman who was in… Continue reading Young Women are Slimming Down Again
In my last post, Women and Mass Layoffs in the Tech Industry, I wrote about the problem of companies hiring people they have no actual need for, if it were not for diversity mandates. While it is true that some people do not do a lot of work, another issue is that people not doing… Continue reading Why Nothing Gets Done Anymore
A few years ago, when the scamdemic was being ramped up and companies told their employees that they should work from home, the societal consequences were probably not quite as expected. Fuel to the fire was provided by die DEI agenda, according to which you needed to stop hiring white men and instead increase the… Continue reading Women and Mass Layoffs in the Tech Industry
Societal support for rainbow colors is no longer as prominent as it used to be. This is most obvious when you look around on LinkedIn or disable the adblocker in your browser. Whereas a couple of years ago, even fifty-people outfits were falling over themselves to proclaim their allegiance to the anal flag, nowadays support… Continue reading The Diversity Gravy Train is Slowing Down
In 1999, Gigi D’Agostino released the banger L’Amour Toujours, which has been enjoying a surprising resurgence in Germany, topping the charts once again. I believe it has something to do with this song being used as a dog-whistle for anti-immigrant sentiments, but these are all unconfirmed rumors. When I looked up the music video to… Continue reading Media-Endorsed Female Beauty Standards in 1999
Recently I came across a study on preferences among gamers. As it turns out, gamers nowadays enjoy any kind of strategic aspect in their games a lot less than they used to, from more than 50% in 2016 to around 35% in 2024. This is a staggering decline. Here is the chart: This decline happens… Continue reading Gamers Are Getting Dumber, Study Finds
In the wake of the George Floyd riots, and with the helping hand of BlackRock’s Larry Fink, companies all over the world have created untold numbers of positions related to diversity, inclusion, and equity (DIE). Of course, there also had to be Chief DIE Officers who pocket seven figures a year, despite a complete lack… Continue reading Shaqueesa Found Embezzling Millions from Facebook and Nike
A few months ago I wrote a post on people humanizing pets, reaching such levels of retardation that they refer to animals the same way they would have referred to kids. The leftist dirt rag Wikipedia is playing along as well, unsurprisingly. In the discussion section, I made the following comment, on which I am… Continue reading Utilitarian and Non-Utilitarian Female Pet Ownership
As we are all fully aware of, diversity is our greatest strength. Working in highly effective racially and culturally homogeneous teams and companies is therefore no longer something we can do. Part of it is perhaps because it would just be too easy to operate with a shared set of values. Instead, the modern employee… Continue reading Foreign Names and The Subtle Frictions of Diversity
I do not think much of academia, but thankfully there still are a few based researcher around who ask the questions most do not dare to ask. One such person is Heiner Rindermann, one of the world’s leading researchers on the topic of intelligence. In hist most recent paper, Surprisingly low results from studies on… Continue reading People in Low-IQ Countries Not Very Intelligent, Study Finds
In my recent post Female Delusions About Rich Men, I wrote, “In contrast, a much more reliable way for women to end up with a financially successful man is by determining his future potential.” In response, aj remarked that this is why women’s parents used to decide who they married, and therefore slept with and… Continue reading Female Mate Selection is a Recent Phenomenon
A while ago I wrote an article on suburbanism and the two-children family and pointed out how much more difficult it is to have three children as opposed to two. I wrote that having three kids int the back of your car is only suitable for short trips, and even that can be a bit… Continue reading Indirectly Suppressing the Birth Rate with Antagonistic Policies
This article is about an event that took place at a tech company I have contacts at. The context is that during an anonymous feedback survey, a female employee accused a male employee of sexual harassment. This turned into a big story, with company all-hands meetings in which even C-suite members stated that all women… Continue reading “Cave to Female Demands or We Will Fire You!”
A while ago the documentary India: The Worst Country on Earth (2024) made waves. It was made by one guy on a mission to educate the world on the true state of India, a country in particular Western women seem to be fascinated by. Of course, this is due to a carefully manipulated image whereas… Continue reading Free Information Flow and Race Realism
One of my readers informed me that the grift group “Women Who Code” is shutting down. For those not familiar with it, this organization promoted women in tech, as did many others for a brief moment in time. Their demise is quite telling, so let us dive in! The official statement released by this grift… Continue reading The Age of the Sassy Girl Coder is Over
The most surprising piece of knowledge I gained this week was that the affectionate name “Pajeet” to refer to people hailing from the future superpower India has been made up and did not exist until a few years ago. According to Wiktionary, this is the etymology of this name (term?): An invented Indian-sounding given name,… Continue reading “Pajeet” is a Made-Up Name
I recently watched the movie Logan’s Run (1976). This is a cult sci-fi movie that is set in a dystopia in which humans live in fully regulated lives and have been freed from the burden of labor. The only catch is that they have to die at the age of 30. The concept is not… Continue reading Logan’s Run and the Problem of Postulated Utopias
The other day a cargo ship took down a major bridge in the United States. I got a bit suspicious when the media incessantly pointed out that this was a “Singaporean vessel”. Singapore is a high-IQ society, thanks to its Chinese majority, and the Chinese are rather rule abiding. The video below gives a good… Continue reading The Baltimore Bridge Boo-Boo and the Problem of Societal Collapse
When I claimed, in early 2020, that Covid was bullshit, and warned people of taking the vaxx, I was far ahead not only of the mainstream but even of the lunatic fringe. Yet, I was proven right. Today, only the mentally ill seem to be lining up for their vaxx booster shots. The damage has… Continue reading Is the Vaxx Wiping Out Japanese Creators?
In my article The Limitations of Humiliation Rituals I pointed out that there is an upper limit with regards to the nonsense our hostile elites can subject us to because at some point the structure they profit from so much will be affected. The same is true for typical third-world behavior that is seemingly getting… Continue reading Corruption and Short-Term Thinking are the Core of Third-Worldism
There is the popular explanation that women are having fewer children due to women’s liberation. Now that they can work as HR drones, social media experts, or PowerPoint princesses, they just no longer have the time to take care of children. Also, for them it is so much more fulfilling to go to an office,… Continue reading Suburbanism, Cars, and Two-Kids Families
A few weeks ago I had a work-related conversation with a somewhat senior guy. After we were done with talking about business, and probably also because that dude did not have enough to do, he struck up a personal conversation with me. Among others, he inquired if I ever considered going to the US to… Continue reading Boomer-California Dreaming
