While the world has been largely homogenized, making travel even more frivolous than it otherwise already was, there is still a lot you can learn about your own culture if you spend some time abroad. Yes, there may be a McDonald’s or a Starbucks on every corner, but there are still limits to this kind… Continue reading Taiwanese Train-Station Toilets and Western Society
I have written quite a bit about the vaxx, here and on my other blog. While I have been a very early critic of the vaxx, based on a fundamental and well-justified skepticism towards anything our hostile elites push on us, today there are seemingly very few public supporters of the vaxx left. Even the… Continue reading Vaxx Scepticism is Going Mainstream
It was not so long ago when the tech sector was booming, including cottage industries that promised everybody a six-figure job, no matter how untalented they were. All it took was a six-week “boot camp”. Shockingly, this racket worked for many years. I will first look at how this could happen, before I describe the… Continue reading Tech is a Clown-World Career
Sony’s Concord is arguably the biggest commercial disaster in video gaming history. After eight years of development and burning through $200m, the game was shut down about two weeks after its release. As a gesture of goodwill, Sony refunded purchases of Concord on digital storefronts. Reviews were good, but we are long past the time… Continue reading AI Fixes the Butt-Ugly Concord Characters
Most of you are probably aware that Pavel Durov, the CEO of the messenger app Telegram, the messenger of choice of the discerning gentleman, has recently been arrested in France. This presumably happened at the behest of the United States. In this article, though, I am not going to discuss how the globo homo government… Continue reading Organizational Bloat in Tech Companies
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
A few weeks ago an unbelievable story made the rounds in tech and even got some mainstream attention: the Australian superannuation fund UniSuper, which has over $100bn AUD under management, almost would have gone down. They were only saved because they had backups of their data on cloud providers not called Google. Google speaks of… Continue reading Big Win for Diversity: Google Almost Kills Australian Retirement Fund
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
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
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
We have talked about how useless the Google search engine nowadays is, with its incessant censorship and the somewhat more recent trend of putting one ad after another into your results page. There was a recent leak from which you can infer how that search engine works. This is the key part: Google has always… Continue reading Leaks Reveal Censorship Mechanisms in Google’s Search Engine
If you have ever worked with Indians, you may have noticed that they are utter sycophants (in Minecraft). If needed, they also lie and deflect criticism. At the same time, they exhibit a staggering sense of entitlement. It only takes a weak manager for comical situations to emerge. For instance, I know of a case… Continue reading Amazon’s Just-Walk-Out Deception is a Glimpse at Our Indian A.I. Future
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
In my post on the layoffs at Tesla, I made the schizo statement that the United States surely strong-armed its European vassal states into subsidizing the purchase of EVs. In this post, with my schizo hat firmly put on, I will expand on this. The first and completely uncontroversial statement is that the United States… Continue reading The Tesla Psy-Op
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
Looking back, it is quite astounding how much worse the dating experience for the average (!) guy has gotten due to technology. If you were a boomer, the women you interacted with met so few men that you probably had a chance somewhere between 1/4 and 1/2 of marrying the first woman you made a… Continue reading Dating Before, During, and After Apps
OpenAI recenty announced “Sora“, their video-generation tool. The landing page contains a few video snippets. (I particularly like the clip showing two battling pirate ships in a cup of coffee.) While this and the other clips may seem whimsical, the implications are quite staggering. Let me walk you through a few. First, OpenAI heavily hamstrings… Continue reading High-Quality AI-Generated Videos Have Arrived
I recently commented on the topic of AI and personalized porn, which is a development the elites do not seem to like very much. This is an interesting topic, so it is worth going into a bit more depth. First, here is my original comment: We have been talking about how AI is leading to… Continue reading The Fight Against Democratized and Personalized AI-Generated Pornography
I am currently on a business trip and now that companies in the tech industry have discovered that frugality is a virtue, I spend my evenings in a modest hotel room instead of lavishly dining. I am not kidding — last year I semi-regularly ate in restaurants in which B-list celebrities and politicians hung out.… Continue reading The Declining Utility of the Internet
About two weeks ago I left a comment with a link to Pika AI, a new tool that makes it possible to generate video from text prompts. The promotion video was pretty good, but sadly it has been taken down in the meantime. However, there is plenty of material available on the YouTube page of… Continue reading AI Video Generation and Its Effects on Society
Years ago, we had apps like FaceTune, which easily bumped a woman up one or two notches. Via moving some sliders, women gave themselves bigger eyes, fuller lips, perfect skin, and a radiant glow. Smarter women, of course, would not overdo it in order to maintain plausible deniability. Simple image filters seem to have become… Continue reading The Power of Modern Video Filters and its Effect on Women as well as Society
The Daily Mail posted a story about “AI-generated influencers” who financially exploit vulnerable men. This is a really big problem. Because, as we all know, the mainstream is really, really concerned about how well men are doing. Here, the Daily Mail is standing up for Joe Average who may get tricked into donating some of… Continue reading The Mainstream is Freaking Out Over AI Thots
I previously wrote about AI-powered image and movie generation, and speculated about its impact on various female-dominated industries. Progress has been quite rapid, so much so that there is a double or triple whammy coming, with AI gearing up to pummel journalism, HR, modelling, and movie making. In this post, I want to highlight a… Continue reading AI Movies Are Coming
I just came across a YouTube channel that showcases AI-generated images, of course only highlighting the cutting edge of applied research in this field, i.e. rendering slutty women. I have highlighted the incredible advances of AI-powered image generators before. Perhaps most relevant is this article as it contains variations of one particular image. Yet, looking… Continue reading Full-Frontal Attack By A.I. on E-Thots
I was recently approached by a student at an American university who asked me for suggestions regarding his Bachelor’s thesis. As this person seemed naive enough, I put him in touch with an acquaintance of mine, Michael Brunner, who is a bit of a renegade AI researcher. Below is a summary of the student’s field… Continue reading The Inside Scoop on the Tech Bros Behind ChadGPT
I previously wrote about how AI is going to wreck the e-thot industry. The high-brow variant of e-thoting, i.e. fashion modeling, will go down even sooner. Today I read about a big fashion brand using AI to generate pictures of models. That particular story is couched in the context of “diversity and inclusion”, i.e. Levi’s… Continue reading Modeling in the Age of AI
I was a relatively early adopter of the Internet, and probably among the first 0.01% of people who got online in Germany back in the mid to late 1990s. I have memories of hanging out on Usenet groups and later on IRC, which was just a great time because there were absolutely no idiots around,… Continue reading The Internet is Getting Useless: Mysterious High-Yield Savings Accounts
The last few years in gaming were quite a disappointment. The last big game I was into was Dragon Quest XI, which I played in 2020 on the Switch. It probably helped that one of the main characters, Jade, is super sexy, which the game makes sure you notice by offering a side quest in… Continue reading Hot Babes are Making a Comeback in Vidya
In a recent article, I wrote about pornpen.ai and its surprising ability to generate very realistic images of women, based on user-provided prompts. Of course, the technology is not perfect yet but if you ignore the occasional outlier, the results are already quite astonishing. I would argue that this is not at all an uncontroversial… Continue reading Porn AI vs. Female Solipsism
Artificial Intelligence has had a resurgence of interest quite recently as the text-based AI ChatGPT is able to generate mainstream opinions at the press of a button. The tool is good enough to write undergrad papers in the humanities for you, and surely it will be able to replace a lot of journalists. Gone are… Continue reading AI will Replace e-Thots and Destroy the Porn Industry
Years ago we already talked about the effect of apps like FaceTune, which women use to subtly alter their appearance on pictures for their Instagram feed or dating profiles. Technology has improved tremendously in the meantime, however. Granted, this is not an area I actively follow, but I have to say that I was quite… Continue reading Fake Female Looks in the Current Year
I found this brief article in my notes. Originally, I wrote it many years ago. The woman this article about was firmly in the cluster B of personality disorders. Some of you are probably familiar with this phenomenon: your girl gets upset about some trivial nonsense, and flies off the handle. You try arguing rationally… Continue reading Modern Technology Can End Arguments Quickly
In Boomer Ville, you got a job by knocking on a random company’s office, asking to speak the manager, and shaking hands with a firm grip. In contrast, in today’s world you need to succeed against an increasingly less competent field of competitors. Yet, these people nowadays often play the role of gatekeepers. Before you… Continue reading Applying to a Tech Company in the Current Year
Many of you are deeply concerned about the representation of women in video games. Whereas in the past, developers put hot chicks into games wherever they could, which we now look back on and are appalled. In contrast, today’s developers are much more sensitive towards cultural norms. You will be surprised to learn how far… Continue reading The Bleeding Edge of Female Representation in Video Games
In a recent comment, Pickernanny joked about the upcoming videogame GTA VI, musing if there would be real-world consequences for acting in an unsavory way towards minorities in the game. He wrote, Apparently, Rockstar games has made the incredibly original decision to include a far-right faction in the game that antagonizes the Latina chick and… Continue reading Our Dystopian Future: The ADL and Virtual Hate Crimes in Games like GTA VI
When news broke about the new Saints Row game, I was, as many others, appalled by what I saw. The graphics were bland, the story seemed laughable, and the main characters did not immediately appeal to me. However, due to some industry contacts, I was able to get a review code of Saints Row (2022)… Continue reading Saints Row (2022): An Honest Review of the Game of the Century
I just finished listening to a long interview with John Carmack of Doom and Quake fame, now a Virtual Reality guru at Meta/Facebook. If you have five hours to spare are interested in his thoughts on where technology is moving, with a particular focus on Virtual Reality, you can listen to it here: The most… Continue reading Our Planned Virtual Reality Dystopia
I recently came across a very good forum post in which the argument was made that due to technological progress, the elite’s grip on controlling mainstream thinking is invariably slipping. Boomers are as retarded as they are because they do not question the nonsense they get fed by TV and newspapers. They are moronic consumers… Continue reading Knowledge of the True Nature of Women
I always liked the concept of the wrath of God. As a child, I was quite fascinated by the idea of God punishing you if you angered him enough. Key parts of the Old Testament are the story of the golden calf or the Tower of Babel, where God said that enough is enough and… Continue reading The Wrath of God in the Current Year
As I went through my to-do list earlier today, I came across a video that discussed the many technical shortcomings of CyberPunk 2077, a game that had been hyped to high heavens but dropped off the radar within weeks after its release in 2020 as it did not live up to its promises at all.… Continue reading We Will Be Unable to Maintain our Infrastructure
After a discussion in one of the recent Open Threads that centered on Jewish filmmaker Stanley Kubrick’s last movie Eyes Wide Shut, I decided to rewatch it, as it has been probably about twenty years since I first watched it. Of course, back then my perception of world issues and anti-white propaganda was roughly at… Continue reading The Subversiveness of Kubrick’s Eyes Wide Shut
A while ago I had to replace a washing machine. Not knowing much about this market, I did a bit of research online, and what I found was truly shocking. Yet again, we have an example of society degenerating to the level of sheer idiocy. What I discovered was that a lot of washing machines… Continue reading The Ditzification of Washing Machines
I have lamented many times that as video games have become technically more and more advanced, women in videogames, primarily in Western ones, have gotten uglier and uglier. In this article, I discuss in more detail why this is happening. In the current and last generation, i.e. PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, things have gotten… Continue reading Why Female Characters in Movies and Video Games Are Getting Uglier and Uglier
I recently picked up Final Fantasy IX. While the game left a very good initial impression on me, I decided to not keep playing it as I found the random battles in the game too tedious, in particular given the long loading times of the PlayStation. I perked up a few times in the drawn… Continue reading The Devolution of Female Characters in Video Games
I was recently made aware of Delphi AI, which has been designed to help you with moral reasoning. You can access it freely via https://delphi.allenai.org. Apparently, this AI used to be pretty based, but the researchers behind it have rectified this, for science. Allegedly, the moral judgments were crowd-sourced, and after the first crowd was… Continue reading Exploring Crowd-Sourced and AI-Enhanced Morality
Normally, what you get when taking the call of a recruiter is a sales pitch about how great the past and present of their company is and that right now is the perfect time to join for this or that reason, oh and let’s not forget about all the great initiatives about diversity and inclusion!… Continue reading The Female Touch in Tech Recruiting
A while ago, Pickernanny left two meaty comments on open world videogames and how they relate to the male existence. In particular, he draws attention how unsatisfying modern life is for men. I reproduce his comments below, followed by some remarks by myself. Even if you are not much of a gamer, you may find… Continue reading The Allure of Open-World Games vs. the Drabness of Modern Life
I recently received the following article request: Aaron, I’d like to request an article (please take your time). Would you be willing to talk about your thoughts on the so called ‘Fourth Stage of Humanity’ as I’ve heard it put. Essentially, mankind has gone from hunter/gatherer, agricultural, industrialization to the point to where humanity is… Continue reading Thoughts on the “Fourth Stage of Humanity”
Pickernanny recently posted an extensive review of the PS3 video game Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. To make it easier to respond to it, I’m reposting it as a separate article. Note that you do not need to be an avid gamer to find the content of the review interesting. In fact, his review comes just… Continue reading Politics in Videogames: Social Darwinism vs Leftism in Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance (by Pickernanny)
