This is intended to be a thought provoking and academic, if you will, post. We talk too much about what the left and feminism does and not enough about solutions. Here is a solution. If you want to defeat feminism and even all of the left then look to two institutions that are ripe for disruptions. They are 1) The media and 2) Academia. These two institutions happen to be the foundation of power for the left. Simply, academia and the well paid full time staff of aggrieved “scholars”, thanks to a near perfect demand curve of students and, importantly, their loans, conjures up all the crazy ideas and then the media propagates these ideas. Some may be quick to say that the Red Pill community is, despite its steady growth, still far too small to confront these kinds of institutions. But, what if I told you that this disruption is inevitable and red pill community or no red pill community this will still happen.
Conventional media is technically obsolete. A far better solution exists with web-based media applications. Watch whatever you want, whenever you want and even wherever you want. This new dynamic has many new and still yet to be fully realized features, which also means the cultural and societal impact is yet to be felt too. A key feature of the new media is this - it’s decentralized, because now every individual is their own program executive deciding for just themselves what kind of media content they’ll consume. Why is this significant and detrimental to leftism? Because leftism requires a highly centralized media in order to distribute its propaganda. You’re seeing the iterations of technological evolution play out in front of you…On-demand, Tivo, Netflix, Youtube and now Hulu, Amazon, Ruko. As you can see we’re heading in a specific direction, as mentioned, more and more the solutions offer greater and greater customization and, therefore, autonomy. Cord cutting, massive loss in subscribers…its becoming routine to hear this. Print media is even further down the scale of obsolescence. What can the Red Pill community do? Keep encouraging this disruption…enable it, empower it, push the curve to a critical point and watch the old left infested media and, especially, its influence, die. The ultimate coup de grace is when the red pill community starts creating its own content, so, if there are any artists out there with ideas for a movie or tv show, now, is the time to make it.
Similar to conventional media, there is, by way of web-based solutions, a better, in fact, far superior alternative to conventional higher educational. Higher education is both an enormous bubble (student loans) and a total scam. Worthless degrees, sky high tuition, unbearable debt burdens, low job prospects, even lower prospects to do things like forming a family. These are all indications of a deep fundamental problem. Unlike the media, which is further along, the academic disruption is still nascent and just taking shape, but, when you consider the benefits that web based learning offers over conventional academia, you’ll see that this disruption is inevitable. The capabilities for online learning are all there. Aside from organizing whatever online institutions or even companies that will be the face of this new academic paradigm, no innovation is required. All the technology exists the only missing piece is for someone or some people is to organize an entity. Online learning can offer a highly customized learning solution and a fraction of the costs. No debt, plenty of constructive learning. I believe a fully mature online learning paradigm will cause a renaissance because just like people vet a restaurant with up-votes, they’ll do the same for teachers. This peer vetted system will reveal only the very best. You may not learn from conventional professors in the future, rather, a course in business might be taught by a retired businessman. The online learning paradigm will destroy things like tenure and with that the stranglehold of leftism on academia. Courses being taught by former or even current industry practitioners will introduce competition into teaching. Certainly some professors will make the cut, but, many, and I believe most, won’t especially ideologues. Alleviating tenure will have a profound impact on academia as well as the culture and society.
What can the red pill community do? For now, same as with the media, encourage this, enable it, empower it.
Not to mention that both conventional media and academia are both reprehensible and irrational i.e. making remakes of old movies that suck, oppressive campus environments and professors openly making racist statements wishing for genocide.
One vision for the future is this. Now that we’re in the Trump era and Trump owes much of his election to the alternative right, we are in the position to change the Republican Party. If we are to be the new stewards of the GOP then we should make it the party of technology. Because technology will set us free. Oh, and, we ought to add another issue to the list of political issues, which is keep the internet free.
Conventional media is technically obsolete. A far better solution exists with web-based media applications. Watch whatever you want, whenever you want and even wherever you want. This new dynamic has many new and still yet to be fully realized features, which also means the cultural and societal impact is yet to be felt too. A key feature of the new media is this - it’s decentralized, because now every individual is their own program executive deciding for just themselves what kind of media content they’ll consume. Why is this significant and detrimental to leftism? Because leftism requires a highly centralized media in order to distribute its propaganda. You’re seeing the iterations of technological evolution play out in front of you…On-demand, Tivo, Netflix, Youtube and now Hulu, Amazon, Ruko. As you can see we’re heading in a specific direction, as mentioned, more and more the solutions offer greater and greater customization and, therefore, autonomy. Cord cutting, massive loss in subscribers…its becoming routine to hear this. Print media is even further down the scale of obsolescence. What can the Red Pill community do? Keep encouraging this disruption…enable it, empower it, push the curve to a critical point and watch the old left infested media and, especially, its influence, die. The ultimate coup de grace is when the red pill community starts creating its own content, so, if there are any artists out there with ideas for a movie or tv show, now, is the time to make it.
Similar to conventional media, there is, by way of web-based solutions, a better, in fact, far superior alternative to conventional higher educational. Higher education is both an enormous bubble (student loans) and a total scam. Worthless degrees, sky high tuition, unbearable debt burdens, low job prospects, even lower prospects to do things like forming a family. These are all indications of a deep fundamental problem. Unlike the media, which is further along, the academic disruption is still nascent and just taking shape, but, when you consider the benefits that web based learning offers over conventional academia, you’ll see that this disruption is inevitable. The capabilities for online learning are all there. Aside from organizing whatever online institutions or even companies that will be the face of this new academic paradigm, no innovation is required. All the technology exists the only missing piece is for someone or some people is to organize an entity. Online learning can offer a highly customized learning solution and a fraction of the costs. No debt, plenty of constructive learning. I believe a fully mature online learning paradigm will cause a renaissance because just like people vet a restaurant with up-votes, they’ll do the same for teachers. This peer vetted system will reveal only the very best. You may not learn from conventional professors in the future, rather, a course in business might be taught by a retired businessman. The online learning paradigm will destroy things like tenure and with that the stranglehold of leftism on academia. Courses being taught by former or even current industry practitioners will introduce competition into teaching. Certainly some professors will make the cut, but, many, and I believe most, won’t especially ideologues. Alleviating tenure will have a profound impact on academia as well as the culture and society.
What can the red pill community do? For now, same as with the media, encourage this, enable it, empower it.
Not to mention that both conventional media and academia are both reprehensible and irrational i.e. making remakes of old movies that suck, oppressive campus environments and professors openly making racist statements wishing for genocide.
One vision for the future is this. Now that we’re in the Trump era and Trump owes much of his election to the alternative right, we are in the position to change the Republican Party. If we are to be the new stewards of the GOP then we should make it the party of technology. Because technology will set us free. Oh, and, we ought to add another issue to the list of political issues, which is keep the internet free.