The First Global Death of Monetary Policy

The Board of Governors did not raise interest rates, again. The base Federal Reserve rate (called the federal funds rate) has been targeted against zero since 16 December 2008. The target 0.0%–0.25% (annual basis?, the vermin technocrats never say) is … Continue reading →

Rational Conflict Predilection Is Required

Remember my Theory of Asshole Charisma? From the perspective of the lizard brain, from the human brain stem, there is no culture. There is only comparative animal might and weakness. Humans are reduced to a ranking on who wins and … Continue reading →

The Art of Asshole, Part 3 of 3

Why She ‘Loves’ Assholes First of all, there is no such thing as love, only lust. The female lust, utility bias based solely on genes, is the most base. Lust of knowledge is a highly refined form of lust: meme-centric … Continue reading →

The Art of Asshole, Part 2 of 3

Deconstructing Subhumanity There are only two ways to take relativist wins: (1) withdrawal your support to gain compliance, (2) impose your authority. If you can withdrawal support to gain compliance, perhaps from an interchangeable cog, you are already a winner. … Continue reading →

The Art of Asshole, Part 1 of 3

Preface I have to admit that the art of cool does not always work. It may depend on the prevailing level of competition for resources, not the least of which izzpoooosay. It certainly is important to calibrate to the social … Continue reading →

Cyclical Diagnosis of Basic Seduction Mistakes

Note to self: Stop making these mistakes. 1. Direct Approach Overdrive – Using boldness to stop feeling bad from approach anxiety becomes habit-forming boldness to feel good. Problem: The inert boldness demonstrates a lack of social awareness and actually cultivates … Continue reading →

Emote Control Meditation

Gentlemen, you may remember my post, “Alpha Male Mindset,” on using nearly subliminal videos for training. I can’t say that it helped me, but since inner game is iterative remodeling of one’s brain and very slow, I can’t say it … Continue reading →