One of the defining outcomes of full-burn liberalism is being liberated from all responsibility. The moment you have true responsibilities, ones you can't just walk away from, you're no longer "free"

Perpetual adolescence is the peak means to achieve that end
So the trans insight is completely true: it's an attempt to liberate yourself from the responsibility of your born sex. "Trans women are women" is the slogan, but nobody expects trans women to bear any of the responsibilities that biowomen do

That is a huge part of its appeal
Full equality requires full liberation, which requires the full "dismantling" of any supposed psychological or instinctive differences between men and women

Which means that any attempt to teach boys and girls how to grow into their own instincts is now "hateful"
Full equality requires full liberation, which requires the full "dismantling" of any supposed psychological or instinctive differences between men and women

Which means that any attempt to teach boys and girls how to grow into their own instincts is now "hateful"
Biology is powerful, most men and women will eventually work many of their instincts out on their own, no matter the propaganda

But that process of *self*-learning rather than received wisdom might push their ascent into true adulthood out into their 30s instead of their 20s
Meanwhile the confused (even deranged) 20somethings have fully developed brains. They have the power to reason and argue as adults, but they still have the wisdom of children

And as digital journalism expands, the virtual "newsroom" is filled with more and more of them
If adolescents then found themselves faced with a struggle between their own instincts, and the new culture that tells them those instincts are hateful—you might find that the ironically "most vulnerable" among them are falling victim to what you might call a "mental dysphoria"
This induced cognitive dissonance would probably be really, really psychologically distressing. You would probably have no idea where to go at all

You would probably do *anything* to cast off that pressure. To liberate yourself, forever, from the thing that's been done to you.

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22 Feb
Once you understand how powerful propaganda is, it becomes immensely tempting to use it yourself

One of the reasons we've built an anti-reality machine is that journalism selects for people who are able to mindkill themselves to what they're doing
The flip side of this is that it's impossible (and idiotic to expect) you can transmit the full understanding of what leads to a good, virtuous, and productive society to every member of it

So some definition of "propaganda" is absolutely vital to keeping society functional
This means that "propaganda" itself isn't an evil function, it's a neutral one. Its virtue depends on the truth it's derived from

This might take the form of tradition, religion, Party doctrine, journalism, etc
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16 Feb
One of the enduring mysteries of corona-chan is how much institutional opposition there's been to cheap, low (or even zero) risk at-home treatments and prophylactics

All of the Approved Science has only ever been social controls, and a vaccine
It's not like this is the first and only vitamin D study. We've had them since *last spring*. You might even look to that bane of "trust the science," "using your own eyes," to see how the virus fares where people get lots of vitamin D from sunlight

Oh

There are multiple (entirely accidental!) studies showing that smoking is highly *protective* against corona, reducing hospitalizations/serious cases by like 70-80%

Yet I've heard multiple gov PSAs telling me smoking makes you *more vulnerable to it*

It's all very very strange
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2 Feb
This piece documenting how the oligarch class funds vast networks of NGOs to coordinate progressive messaging, fabricate "data" and "science," and launder it through official channels is one of the most disturbing things I've read in a long time

spiked-online.com/2021/01/29/the…
This piece falls squarely into the category of "things you sort of already understood were happening but seeing it laid bare is like falling into a nightmare"
While 20th century democracy was hardly what you would call "organic," the 21st century model has been entirely captured by a tiny class of elites who carefully manufacture issues, moments, and crises while pretending this process is entirely "grassroots" and "people-driven"
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10 Jan
One of Moldbug's key insights was that progs are in love with the GOP because it represents a form of liberalism that progressivism has already defeated

This prog doesn't hate free markets. She loves them, this is a tweet in favor of them. Why? Because they serve progressivism
If this sounds crazy, think what absolute free trade *means*. It means sending millions of manufacturing jobs to Mexico, or ideally China, because it's cheaper

I.e. it means globalism. And what is globalism but the erasure of distinct nations? Is that a *conservative* project?
Globalization means centralization, which means erasing all local cultural norms and replacing them with the values of the hegemon

Which is crazy, because if true it'd result in things like Gab/Parler being shut out by the hegemon—or the US President getting banned from the web
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20 Nov 20
If you were persuaded or reasoned from normiedom into the dissident right, it's easy to lose track of that process, and then assault those in the middle for their lameness

But never lose sight that you *were* talked into it: and it took more milquetoast types to get you there
Consider also that the "pipeline" is constantly fracturing: either breaking back toward the establishment (or with "Breadtube) even full leftism), or toward our ranks instead, as they either go deeper, or retreat towards the more comfortable position
In the current age, the center is the least stable point (what even is the "center" now, when everything is realigning?), because this is an age of extremes, and so people walk up to the brink, and then fracture towards the extremes—usually, but not always, to our side
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13 Nov 20
Learning that John Gardner's GRENDEL is a vicious takedown of Sartre makes me understand why I loved it even as a young prog, and already makes even the second page of my reread an order of magnitude funnier than when I first took it in
That's the greatest part of it as art—it's written so that by the end, you *do* pity Grendel. But you also believe the world is made a better place when

~SPOILER ALERT~

Beowulf rips his limbs off and leaves him for dead

This is very similar, dramatically, to how Tolkien treats Gollum

But in Tolkien's realm, where Christianity is still in charge, Gollum is also *physically* weak—an object of pity, but overpowered by mere hobbits, once they understand what they're up against
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