Carl-Richard

Member
  • Content count

    17,313
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Carl-Richard

  1. Imagine if you were just living your life and then somebody spiked your drink with some ridiculous dose of amphetamine and you go into a psychotic state where you end up killing somebody as a result (the police even heard you shouting "they are evil, I must find out a way to kill them; aha! — a knife", implying there was planning involved). Should you be jailed for that?
  2. The first guy I wouldn't actually describe as stereotypically "extroverted" (he was quite shy and quiet when I met him in high school), he is not super high energy or enthusiastic/manic (I'm arguably more like that in some ways). He is just very drawn to talking with and getting to know and feel people, perhaps more deeply than a stereotypical extrovert (which would be more surface level). The second guy is definitely more stereotypically extroverted, a Russel Brand type of character: manic, talks a lot, thinks out loud, very intuitive but also engaged in senses (I think extreme extrovertion dovetails again with openness in a way that makes you both intuitive AND sense-based, not just sense-based; i.e. a very broad and exploratory mind). The first guy I would classify as more sense-based than intuitive (I think extreme intuition dovetails with openness and manic tendencies); he explores a lot of different videogames but he is less intellectually engaged (e.g. does not care about politics at all).
  3. Very interesting avant garde black metal, final Emperor album before Ihsahn turned to more prog-oriented solo projects:
  4. Np. Playing a murky and dangerous game, prepare to get hurt 🌝
  5. I'm sorry that sarcasm does not translate well through text.
  6. The most experienced-with-women longtime friend I have (talked with him yesterday) likes to play videogames, studies music production and would probably describe himself as a feminist (if you pushed him on it). What you notice about him is he is extremely socially attuned, empathic, essentially drawn to social interactions. Also quite authentic, but also again quite attuned to social fluctuations; strikes me as Fe-Si heavy. Another guy I know from a while back in university is the most extroverted person I've ever met probably (and also weirdly one of the most openminded people I know, into all kinds of music, drugs, etc.), somebody said he was plowing through Tinder "dates" like several a day. These are numbers games (being social, certainly getting more people to be social with you, but just being social is a numbers game).
  7. We'll also ban your ass if you're disrespectful to men, particularly one man. Sorry, you have to pick up four women to unlock your original topic again in this thread. Oops, there are only three women in this thread. We'll allow it if you can pick up all of them at the same time 👍
  8. Ahhh, mmmwhell, it might be illegal 🫢🫢🫢🫢🫢🫢 I already did this 😏
  9. I would say this mentalized, highly abstract, generalizing, reductionizing (of women) is exactly what PUA is about as opposed to just "naturizing" it out (it's part and parcel of "gaming" it out, and it happens to portray relationships a certain way). All the evopsych "breeding age" and "a fish doesn't know how to catch fish" interlocks with PUA frameworks.
  10. @Sugarcoat Yeesus I re-read that again and now I saw more of the meaning. That's impressively wooooo-woo (don't re-interpret the O's :>).
  11. WHAT THE FUCK I LIKE IT (FUCK) Fuck again^ ._. 🤣
  12. Yeah well, my gripe with PUA is using it to enter a field that values sensitivity to context, "naturalness", i.e. talking to people in a casual(!) format, especially to women who are hypersensitive to context and subtleties like naturalness. Using it to "game" your way into some field where game is the game (business, professional settings), that's no problem. Although of course, I could make the case that simply having an authentic aura can do much for you there as well, but it's of course a different league where thinking is highly central to getting ahead. I again compare casual socializing to learning to tie knots or playing musical instruments. It's centrally procedural. Now, if you approach talking to women like a business interaction, like acquiring assets (your aim is 'quantities' of women), then sure, maybe in a club environment or other high-volume, low-time-horizon environments (where acting like a creep is not as taxing as you can quickly recast the net), that could help. But for people who just want to interact and be with women (or a woman), generally, I say just 'do' it.
  13. Well, I'm specifically talking about people trying to get better at talking to women (and get laid), like the wikipedia definition of PUA. But sure, I can also appreciate being reductive here: I would also reduce all of PUA down to "social dynamics", but procedurally acquired ones. I one time worked as a research assistant analyzing the behavior of people teaching each other to tie knots. There were naturally different strategies for both teaching and learning to tie the knots, but what struck me was one pair where the person learning the knots had this incredibly complicated mentalistic way of remembering sequences (like they were looking into their minds eye, looking upwards, trying to create rules for memorizing the steps; and maybe not coincidentally, they were taking a long fucking time trying to learn it), meanwhile I was like shouting to myself internally "that's not how you learn how to tie a knot, just do it, just practice it, repetition, grind it out". I get the same feeling when I look at PUA "approaches" to socializing. Just do it, don't think so much about it. Sure, there are people that need that approach, i.e. they approach social situations mentalistically, be it because they lack the ability to read social cues, or they're just extremely mentalistic (which I again in both cases would definitionally describe as autism, granted again it's a spectrum and I'm not saying you're a non-verbal helmet-wearing fella that needs padded walls and professional care). Hell even I have had "autistic" insights about social situations myself that probably helped me for the better. But those arose naturally through experience. And that's part of my point: you can have mentalistic insights as you experience things, and that's part of getting the experience. And then they will be grounded in your experience and a richness of context. Meanwhile if you try to apply mentalistic concepts that you learned abstractly, you will many times not unlikely come off as a creep. Because you're not being sensitive to context and subtleties of the situation: you're not being natural.
  14. In order to get women? You're leaving out the entire aim of PUA and equivocating it with the methods.
  15. I think if you can genuinely process the scenario of thinking you killed a demon but you later found out you were mistaken and it was actually a human, you would not want to be punished for that.
  16. Autism is a spectrum, so you're not special 😠
  17. 1. Autism is when you think about social situations rather than acting spontaneously in them. So definitionally, PUA is autism. 2. Find me 10 PUA seminar attendees and ask them how many hours total they had talking to girls before getting into PUA.
  18. What if you get high on 5-MeO-DMT and you kill somebody in that state (you think they're a demon that will destroy all of reality, and in your infinitely time dilated POV, you planned to kill them for what felt like 5000 years before you finally managed to do it)?
  19. PUA is 1. autism coping with being social not coming natural, or 2. antisocials coping with not having had experience socializing. Of course many women think that is creepy.
  20. They got banned. 2021 to be exact. Lonely and echochambery... hmm... could there be a different word for this?
  21. Bro what even is this discussion 😭 Shame I'm not a mod so I can't not not ( @Basman ) flaunt my green dick of bannulations. You can predict the quality of a discussion based on how new a case or event is because you get people with shallow opinions dominating the discussion and taking it very seriously.