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!
Sometimes I read up on what is going on in Berlin, Germany. It is getting close to reading the Liberty Tree newspaper in GTA. Then I noticed a name in a headline I vaguely remembered: Sophia Thiel. I wrote about her on this blog eight years ago. Today, she looks nothing like that, when she… Continue reading Blast from the Past: The Return of Sophia Thiel
I made a comment about in a recent Open Thread about companies being cynical by putting a hot chick in a video game, in the hope of increasing sales this way. The context was the game Stellar Blade, which supposedly has pretty average gameplay, but this seems to not be an issue considering that it… Continue reading Is it Cynical to Put Hot Women in Games and Movies?
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #362
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
When pondering how much the former supermodel Toni Garrn messed up her life, thought I should help out womankind once and for all. Instead of lamenting their poor decision-making, I am happy to say that I have found an algorithmic solution to problem of maximizing female happiness. Obviously, female happiness cannot be reached by getting… Continue reading The Algorithm for Maximizing Female Life Satisfaction
In my last post I briefly mentioned Toni Garrn, a model who has now aged out of the industry. When I looked more into her life, it quickly became obvious that she is another example of a woman making highly questionable life decisions. For starters, in the late 2000s and early 20102, Toni Garrn was… Continue reading The Tragic Life of the Supermodel Toni Garrn
A friend of mine recently sent me a screenshot of a video ad with the German top model Toni Garrn, once one of the most highly paid models in the world. She will turn 32 in a few days and, just like all women before her, her looks declined with her age. Toni Garrn may… Continue reading Peak Woman Thinking: Career Change into Modelling at 28
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
A while ago some thot made the rounds on TikTok by summarizing what she does to keep her man happy. She says, “I do what I am supposed to do as a woman: I cook, I clean, I suck, I shut the fuck up.” While I find her attitude rather unappealing and would not even… Continue reading The Minimum Job Requirements for Women
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #361
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
I wrote about Tesla in the past. In short, they are not doing so well. Their Q1/2024 was horrible. You can find videos showing that they hide their oversupply of cars in remote parking lots and unused airfields. One of the other US manufacturers of electric vehicles, Fisker, is doing even worse. They recently filed… Continue reading The EV-Industrial-Complex is Imploding
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
I recently encountered a very odd problem with YandexMail, which is my primary email client, and I do not find a lot of information about this problem online. It seems to be a configuration issue. Here is the error message: Diagnostic-Code: X-Yandex; lost connection with mailsec.protonmail.ch[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx] while performing the EHLO handshake From what I gather,… Continue reading ProtonMail/YandexMail Issue (Attn: Cycle Path)
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 weeks ago the trailer of the next Assassin’s Creed game dropped. Assassin’s Creed: Shadows plays in Japan. Of course, this being a game by a Western company, Ubisoft, you can play as either a black man or a woman. There was no black samurai. There are records of a black sword-carrier (!) named… Continue reading Woke Self-Own: Assassin’s Creed Shadows
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
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #360
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #359
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
As anemic as the library of the PlayStation 5 may be, it is still the most popular stationary console around. This is thanks to Microsoft fumbling so badly. I do not follow console gaming news a lot but when I learned about the latest PlayStation “State of Play” event, I had a look. There was… Continue reading Are Hot Chicks About to Make a Comeback in Triple-A Gaming?
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
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #358
The other day someone told me that if I wanted to have a good laugh, I should look at the exchange rate of the US dollar and the Ukrainian hryvnia. Even though I was expecting some bullshit, I was nonetheless baffled when I pulled up the data. Here it is: In financial markets, there is… Continue reading The Ukraine Teaches us that Wars Stabilize your Currency
When I was in my late teens and early twenties, I noticed that women were often looking out for each other. Within their social group, they tried to help each other out. This could be as simple as copying lecture notes from each other, which one of them got from some simp. They even supported… Continue reading The Female Competitive Death Spiral
I was asked to write about my views on assortative mating, and also expand on the following aspects: Furthermore, does genetics and/or upbringing influences the choices we make in assortative mating with regards to future and/or current mate suitors, and the type of mating strategy we choose to pursue (short-term or long-term)? Is there such… Continue reading Notes on Assortative Mating
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
Over the last few days I watched three quite interesting lectures given by Nintendo staff on game design, related to their smash hits Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and Super Mario Brow. Wonder. I only played a few hours of Breath of the Wild. Nonetheless, if… Continue reading Nintendo Needs More Diversity
There is a new scandal brewing in Germany. From what I gather, the mainstream all over the country is hyperventilating because of a video that shows a bunch young, rich men and women partying it up while shouting anti-immigration slogans. I will first provide some context, and add an assessment afterwards. One of the absolute… Continue reading The Tide is Shifting in Germany
Given that almost all communication nowadays happens electronically, I do not see a lot of handwriting anymore. However, I just came across a picture with handwritten notes. They are in German but this aspect is not relevant. Have a look and ask yourself if such handwriting seems familiar: I have no idea who wrote it… Continue reading Female Handwriting
A while ago a guy discussed his relationship woes with me. The problem was that his girlfriend had gotten a job offer in a different city and wanted to move there. He was supposed to quit his job and come along. He did not want that, so she gave him crap for “not supporting her… Continue reading Female Careers
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #357
In my article, Female Delusions about Rich Men, I used the metaphor of women waiting for the winners of the economic rat race at the finishing line. As this is an idea a lot of women have, chances of this approach being successful are somewhat slim. In order to illustrate what could go wrong, I… Continue reading When Waiting for the Winners at the Finishing Line Goes Wrong
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
Recently, Gerd posted a link to a video, in which a woman announces to the world that she is “looking for a man in finance, trust fund, 6’5″, blue eyes”, which an EDM producer turned into a catchy track. As amusing as this may be, there is a bit more to the female delusion on… Continue reading Female Delusions about Rich Men
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
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #356
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!”
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #355
I felt like reading another VN, so I checked out Class of ’09 and its sequel Class of ’09: The Re-Up. Both are very short and supposedly subvert the genre. The core idea is not bad: the MC is a spoiled teenage high-school girl in the late 2000’s who enjoys messing with the people around… Continue reading Quick Review: Class of ’09 and Class of ’09: The Re-Up
It not news to any of us that a lot of women have no moral compass at all. They do whatever they feel like and justify their actions after the fact. However, the “rationalization hamster” has been getting some pretty serious workouts. Just today, I came across a remarkable story. It begins as so many… Continue reading A New Low for Women Who Rationalize Their Infidelity
The Open Thread is a place for open discussion among my readers. Post anything you feel like sharing! From now on, the Open Thread will no longer be monthly. Instead, there will be a new Open Thread whenever it is adequate. The stage is yours. Go ahead! The latest Open Thread is made ‘sticky’ to… Continue reading Open Thread #354
In the spirit of my previous post, I should probably have titled this post “women dog-lovers”, but because this is not mainstream usage, it would sound as jarring to your ears as “woman doctors” did when you first heard it. Anyway, in this post I will talk about some of the disgusting realities of the… Continue reading Dog-Loving Women
Did it ever strike you as odd that we increasingly read about “women engineers” or “women doctors” instead of female doctors and engineers? Clearly, “woman” is a noun whereas “female” is an adjective. Consequently, the correct phrase would be “female doctor”. I used to think that this is simply a consequence of people having a… Continue reading Why “Woman” Became an Adjective
