University students "In Tears" and "Feeling Hurt" after Milo lectures red pill truths
03-04-2016, 10:32 PM
samsamsam, note that I said that they needed to be taken to a bootcamp first. Certainly they would not be ready as is. But toughness and a surprising amount of functional common sense can be hammered into a normal dude in very short order. The combination of intense discipline from superiors, physical hardship, and intense camaraderie and ball busting among equals, can do wonders to the mind and body of your average young male.
As far as intelligence goes, the most important advance compared to the previous generations would not be in relatively useless verbal intelligence but in the ability to handle symbolic or structured information that comes from being exposed to digital media and computing from a young age. Anyone who routinely handles smartphones, computers, gaming consoles and similar devices performs more complex consecutive and symbolic manipulations than any previous generations of human beings. This results in obvious and easily observable gains in symbolic and structured intelligence, and the ability to follow and execute relatively complex and consecutive instructions. It should be clear that such an ability would confer an advantage in any combat conditions, let alone ones where such devices play an important role as they do today.
The main shortcoming of today's young guys would be that many of them would be relatively less athletic in the way that men who were always out and about and moving around in their childhood and adolescence can be athletic without being particularly strong or powerful; they have a certain naturalness and an intuitive way of moving through the physical world that can be extremely valuable in combat conditions, and that cannot be really learned in a short period of time, if ever -- it is harder to instill this instinctive athleticism than any kind of mental toughness. However, greater intelligence, better nutrition, and greater raw strength (remember that the men of a few generations ago were generally shorter and weaker than today, mainly because of inferior nutrition during childhood) would, on the whole and after a period of intense initiation training, more than make up for it.
As far as intelligence goes, the most important advance compared to the previous generations would not be in relatively useless verbal intelligence but in the ability to handle symbolic or structured information that comes from being exposed to digital media and computing from a young age. Anyone who routinely handles smartphones, computers, gaming consoles and similar devices performs more complex consecutive and symbolic manipulations than any previous generations of human beings. This results in obvious and easily observable gains in symbolic and structured intelligence, and the ability to follow and execute relatively complex and consecutive instructions. It should be clear that such an ability would confer an advantage in any combat conditions, let alone ones where such devices play an important role as they do today.
The main shortcoming of today's young guys would be that many of them would be relatively less athletic in the way that men who were always out and about and moving around in their childhood and adolescence can be athletic without being particularly strong or powerful; they have a certain naturalness and an intuitive way of moving through the physical world that can be extremely valuable in combat conditions, and that cannot be really learned in a short period of time, if ever -- it is harder to instill this instinctive athleticism than any kind of mental toughness. However, greater intelligence, better nutrition, and greater raw strength (remember that the men of a few generations ago were generally shorter and weaker than today, mainly because of inferior nutrition during childhood) would, on the whole and after a period of intense initiation training, more than make up for it.
same old shit, sixes and sevens Shaft...