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j"19HxigV4QyBv3tHpQVcUEQyq1pzZVdoAutM!To get an idea of the degree to which people can be emotionally triggered by economic reasoning, check out the Red Pill community. The red pill analysis is founded on evolutionary psychology, which is really a kind of economics. The optimal evolutionary strategies of both sexes are intimidating to the other because each sex puts the other into a stiff competition. Men, especially young men, tend to have an idealized version of woman that they cannot marry in real life because they do not exist. Men tend to specialize in either short-term (alpha) or long-term (beta) mating because it is too costly to be both at the same time. Women, on the other hand, are attracted to both alphas and betas. Blue-pill men may believe they can have a woman who is not attracted to the alpha, aka chad. When they find out that a woman actually is attracted to him, then she's not a good woman anymore. This is called the Madonna/whore complex and could be seen as an example of splitting. The truth, that all women are capable of being whores, is a tough pill for many men to swallow, yet it is all explained logically by the economics of female reproduction. Men want a solution for their loneliness, but what they get is a trade-off. No woman is perfect from a man's perspective. A phlegmatic economist like Thomas Sowell might say "we cannot blame woman for being the way she is since she is merely maximizing her own self-interest and to ask her to do anything else would be unstable over the long term." Other people go through the whole Nietzschian journey through nihilism. text/markdownUTF-8
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