It's football season again, and for me, that means coming back to one golden tradition: watching Blue Mountain State. This was a show that used to air on Spike, and it's inadvertently very red pill. It follows a college football team, but the show is more about the team than about actual football. The college and lifestyle are very exaggerated and hedonistic, but there's a fundamental philosophy lying underneath. Despite its relative obscurity, it's become something of a cult classic. The first two or three episodes are a little rough, but after that the show settles into its identity. Spoiler alert: Read More

“The vulgar, that is, indeed, all mankind, a few excepted.” –David Hume “The crowd is untruth.” –Soren Keirkegaard If you read the biographies of great philosophers from the days when Philosophy meant a way of life, rather than just a recondite branch in the academic “knowledge” industry, you will see that very few of those great men from the pre-Socratics up through Nietzsche were much for marriage and social life. Most were loners. Many were solitaries. Very few married. For, given the quality of their minds, and in some cases, the quality of their characters, they could not relate well to most people. So Read More

Women love winners, and women love losers—it's the guys in the middle they can't fucking stand. This is something I figured out back in high school. The popular guys never went without pussy, and the drug dealers never went without it either. High school doesn't last forever, but the fact remains that just being a normal dude doesn't get you very far with chicks. I have no doubts that a frustrated 23-year-old virgin with a passion for working out, a serviceable degree, and a very bright future ahead of him is reading this article right now. At the same time, there's Read More

Some navel gazing Dopeman writes: Could you please define a definition of Game? What is Game really? A system, a structure, strategy or maybe an ideology? This is an interesting question. I believe the definition of game both varies from person to person and is particular to an individual. Since we all come from different backgrounds, starting points, and have different goals it is hard to define is as an absolute thing. For me, game is initially a skill that you learn that eventually becomes second nature to you. It's also partly a realization that things are not what you thought they were, and Read More

Previously I wrote some reasons why I don't prefer direct day game. It's time to turn my criticisms to indirect day game, a method I teach in Day Bang, by sharing some of its weaknesses. Here are a few things I dislike: 1. It's more boring and repetitive While it's easier to open than direct, your conversation will—at least in the beginning—be more boring. After your 100th time asking a girl where a certain landmark is, you'll be wondering if you can maintain the energy to feign interest in the topic until you can get to the good stuff. For this reason, it's Read More