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Short term outer game, medium and long term inner game. If you have the right process you can get laid pretty fast and consistently but if your psychology and alignment with reality aren't dialed in properly you will be depressed and not be able to bond with people properly to form long term mutually beneficial relationships. What makes you think you have bad inner game? Can you elaborate and we can flesh it out. One of the fastest ways to solve inner game is to do a loving kindess meditation. I did it once and changed my life If you love yourself, the women you engage with and overall any human you're in conflict with that will already solve 80% of your inner game from just adopting the right paradigm right off the bat.

It's quite common for couples to hire an escort for threesomes since most of them don't know how to pick up women out and about. I think the fun would come from hanging out with your girl and trying to pick up single bi women in the wild but for more inexperienced people the escort threesome option still adds some spice to their love life. @Inliytened1 I hadn't but I looked it up. The US is pretty backwards, the most overly sexualized society on earth built on a puritan backbone. They should legalize and regulate prostitution and weird cases like this wouldn't pop up. It's why I think OnlyFans is a clear proof of societal progress unlike what most people say about it. It empowers individuals to provide a clear service to the marketplace and makes the whole thing regulated, taxed and reduces abuse of sex workers by a lot. Also the Andrew Tate trafficking case should hopefully bring light to the strange coercive ways pimps trap women into sex work against their will and take advantage of them.

Society hates people that don't offer value. Being good looking is just one of the many ways to be valuable to other humans. That's where the trope of the fat girls giving the best blow jobs or ugly dudes being really funny come from. You can afford to be ugly but you can't afford to not offer value.

I don't think the term or even the idea of placing one's self above the masses is that problematic. I think if you the ambition to rise up that's one thing but it should come with integrity. In classical Athens, they had the concept of the liturgy where if you accumulated immense wealth and status, society placed a massive, direct burden of competence and civic duty onto you. You were expected to personally fund warships, maintain infrastructure, and finance public institutions out of your own pocket. Status was tied directly to how much societal weight you could bear. That part of status I feel is earned and balanced. We have today and there always were the upper class that is purely parasitic and leashes value from the population without providing much in return. If he is the type of prince to pop out kids and leave them to fend for themselves I assume he is in the latter camp.

I find it really cringe for parents to forsake their children like this. Can you imagine being a prince and still being a deadbeat dad? So common too; straight up out of game of thrones.

Watched Star Wars III the revenge of the sith a few days ago. Hadn't watched it for like 20 years, forgot how sad of a movie it is. Pretty epic seeing the rise of the galactic empire and how its plotted into existence. I would rate it 8/10 Watched this one Admiral 2015 last night, it's about a few real life conflicts in the 17th century that revolve around the Netherlands and how they impact the main character in the movie Michiel de Rutyer and a famous politican of that time Johan de Witt who gets murdered by an angry mob during times of economic uncertainty and parts of are eaten and taken as trophies when he was just a few years earlier very popular. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michiel_de_Ruyter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johan_de_Witt That one is a bit slower but since it teaches you about history as well I'll give it some leeway. I'll rate it 7.5/10

I liked reading this, it was a high quality intellectual diss. I'm here for it.

Just had a pretty big breakthrough Turns out I can self-publish a manga with Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing and get them printed for $4.50 per unit. I didn't realize it would be this cheap, that's pretty insane. The math turns out I can sell each volume of the manga for Canada: $14.99 CAD Profit = $4.45 CAD United States: $11.99 USD Profit = $3.79 USD Pretty damn good. My idea is to release release daily short form content as top of funnel, middle of funnel post manga chapters online on like Webtoon and GlobalComix and then bottom of funnel have people order the actual books and join my discord/actual site when I make one. This would be phase 1 of the release of the IP. Goal is to build the initial fanbase and test the cashflow model. Phase 1 will include the first 3 seasons of the Anime and the first 6 volumes of the manga. I didn't realize getting a manga printed was so cheap, that's really a game changer. Releasing 1 chapter a week that'll be about 8 chapters every 2 month and I wanna hit 8-10 chapters per volume. Starting to release them in October 2026 that will take 12 months to complete phase 1. At that point the goal will be to start recruiting a team to build the first game and to deliver a playable experience for the IP. I think starting with the manga makes a lot of sense for storytelling and getting the audience hooked then the playable experience and TCG will be the next steps of the IP to release in phase 2. The reel I posted today on the Instagram got 500 views so we're starting to get some traction! https://www.instagram.com/reel/DchccULJNwS/

I was talking with Leo today about using AI to make video games and he didn't believe AI would be that helpful so here is my devlog to prove otherwise! I have been ideating this world building project for around 4 months now and mainly using AI for generative images and lore building but I fundamentally wanna make a game out of it as I think that medium is more powerful than something like just a manga or an anime which I do also plan on making eventually. I don't have experience in game development, my main related skills would be in marketing and content creation. I tried my hands at unity a couple months ago and it was I mean not too bad but really frustrating and I got as making this square on the blue background that you see below but it was a very empowering feeling. I really like this video that I watched here That basically warns you about trying to take on an overly ambitious game project and making your dream game right away and instead trying to ship modular projects that work and are profitable and build upon that over years to eventually build your dream game. I like this idea especially as my dream game is a VR web 3 MMORPG, and mmos are notoriously hard to build but I want particularly one with a well developped economy that ties into the real world so I think that will encounter even more novel issues. My current idea is to make a simple 2D roguelite game as a MVP test project and build upon my ideas from this foundation. I think it's possible to bootstrap by myself with just mostly my time and a few hundred dollars of budget in tools to kick things off. I'm gonna use the Unity engine as it's free for startups and seems like a powerful engine both to make the 2D version of the game and eventually transfer the game assets to VR. I think there is a very powerful feedback look that's able to be utilized these days where you take on a project and document yourself building the game(in this context but can be anything) and that serves as your initial userbase and community to launch the game when it's ready. I've followed a few people that did it this way and it seems to be a very powerful way to bootstrap your own game studio basically. I used to play a lot of League of Legends and did got paid for it for a while. Made it to challenger which is top 0.01% of playerbase and that was really fun and I feel like Riot did a great job building a community in their game that was the biggest in the world at that time and I met many friends in real life that also played the game so it was a great social experience as well. I feel that they built a lot of cool stuff around their IP like the show arcane, esports world championship tournaments and local leagues but it fell short of what I think a gaming ecosystem could be. I'm a big believer in web 3 and eco investing in a gaming ecosystem with your playerbase instead of just squeezing them for cosmetics in exchange of a fun consumer experience. For example as a league player I invested something like 20 000 hours into my account, got a lot of rare cosmetics and high rank badges and emblems, spend like $2500 of my own money in the game and if I tried to sell my account it would be worth like $500 at best where as in other game ecosystems like Eve online and games like Counterstrike your time investment is translated to actual assets that are worth tens of thousands of dollars in some cases. Multiple people in different ways talk about the downfall or collapse of the gaming industry, I think it's dramatized as the profits are still there even though a lot of layoffs and downsizing are unfortunately happening in the industry but I do agree that gaming as a whole has stagnated big time. I think web 3, AI agents and VR/AR offer unique opportunities to supercharge the industry and bring it into a new era of glory. Riot Games actually ruined my favorite champion in League of Legends through a rework and thus it actually ruined a big part of my enjoyment of the game so that's also part of my motivation in wanting to develop my own game. There is a massive MMO project that just collapsed last month and I find that very sad as it was a very ambitious project that had a lot of hype in the community but it was ultimately mishandled through overambition, lack of transparency and corruption. I aim to take some of their good ideas and learn from their mistakes. There is also another game that I enjoyed playing that did operate for a while Spellbreak which was a really fun mage PvP game that ultimately fell short of its potential. I really like this mage PvP system so that's a big part of the inspiration for Legend of the Abyss that I wanna carry out. Their mistake was also making it too competitive and not casual friendly which was something that League of Legends managed to do very well. Feel free to subscribe to the Youtube channel for the project here. So far I've only posted basic character concept arts and game concepts but I want to start doing devlogs especially if I managed to build community interest around it. I think AI tools immensely empower small teams and creators to accomplish massive thing and I hope to prove it with legend of the abyss. If you have interest in helping out the project and joining the team I would totally be open to having co-founders on it!

Seems like it was from an avalance or a glacier melting? Seems pretty wild, some 2012 movie apocalypse shit

Yes women like unashamed male sexuality if it's calibrated. A lot of men don't own their sexual side and end up being unintegrated males that don't have that raw masculine charisma. If you don't have it it's easy to end up as a sort of passive aggressive, nice guy syndrome type of dude.

Most women are quite bored, if you are a cool guy(or girl ) that hits on them in a calibrated way then a lot will be open to a spontaneous romantic adventure. If they enjoyed the compliment then usually if they're not taken you can get them out on a date!

Does that mean you're strictly a cozy introvert, or do you just have a very selective social filter?

@oOo China has a fascinating dating culture, seems to be even more extreme than the west. They had a whole sugar dating village that's apparently collapsing now as the economy is getting worse

Focus on your own financial dependence and being a source of stability for your sister and as a whole. How old are you and do you have a job?

That makes sense, openness to new experiences as a trait leads to liking novelty and people and women are pretty novel. I personally got into actualized.org through watching the pickup artist rant video so I internalized the pitfalls that Leo warned about a long time ago and really only got positive benefits from my seduction journey. It's led me to seeing many women casually and having a lot of awesome experiences as well as getting a long term girlfriend from it so I have to stand up against the lazy generalizations of the movement.

Send them the short form content, 90% of people will not watch a long form video no matter what it's about. I told a lot of people about spiral dynamics, that seemed to stick. I found out about actualized.org like 10 years ago when I was into pickup and my friend sent me the pickup rant and I thought he made some good points and I've been a fan since.

100%, it changed my life in ways I have a hard time conveying so I like talking about it for sure. It's not an area of game that's usually highlighted but it is by far the most powerful IMO.

@Carl-Richard Sure I would consider it a very advanced way to break down social dynamics for many purposes. The pick up artistry part I guess refers specifically to men learning to pickup women but social dynamics and what is referred to as game can be applied for many purposes to great effect as I've outlined.

Building a global creative media ecosystem and developing dark-fantasy worldbuilding IP (Legend of the Abyss) that inspires people and fosters high-level creative communities across major cities. The lifestyle vision that fuels it: complete geographic and financial freedom, traveling the globe, and experiencing abundant, non-monogamous relationships without submitting to traditional societal constraints.

Yes, that's why I'm such a fan of including social media and fame game in your arsenal. Randomly cold approaching down the street makes your overall appeal to the women you approach pretty limited. If you use your cold approach to feed your social circle and film those events then in about a year you can become noticeably recognized in your city and within a couple of years your whole country and overall in the world.

No I'm just getting to the root of the utility in teaching and learning social dynamics and overall game. You can use it to get laid and fuck many women, you can use it to find a high quality girlfriend, you can use it to build social networks and you can use it for career advancement as well.

A lot of what's spread on red pill or manosphere content in general on Youtube is dumbed down from the true red pill content that was shared originally on the Red Pill subreddit. A lot of posters wrote elaborate articles breaking down not just dating dynamics but corporate world advice as well as fitness components to dating. It still had some anti women anger energy to it, don't get me wrong but the actual substance shared was actually valuable and not just butt hurt dudes not saying much. It's there on Reddit, I still read it once in a while. I haven't seen the stuff on there discussed many other places on the internet. It was a mix of self-help, pickup and like dark psychology type of advice. https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/k9c0hi/the_end_of_democracy_part_1_tech_knights_and/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/c1bzuh/how_to_get_your_shit_together_a_guide_for/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/8ntlth/how_to_really_succeed_at_tinder_not_just_another/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/7che04/15_things_ive_learned_over_the_last_53_years/ https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/5fihmu/how_to_get_laid_like_a_warlord_37_rules_of/ I would recommend any man to take a few hours and sort by top ranked from all time and read a few of the articles. Some gems in there for sure.

Social dynamics are taught in corporate environments, fortune 500 companies hire self-development coaches all the time for private trainings for their staff. RSD Owen did this himself

I don't understand why they hired directors that weren't even Star Wars fans and some of them admitted to not even knowing much about the worldbuilding of it.