Anonymous
ID: PUH4s8yK
7/25/2025, 4:25:53 PM No.511324610
psyop: shame so called "incels" as "failures to launch"
logick: you do not have children or x financial status, therefore you are a loser
this is an argument i see on 4chan CONSTANTLY. the only people who make this type of logick, or those who have not actually thought deeply about this subject. today, we put to rest this fallacious reasoning, and as anons adopt this thought process, you will notice these posters will simply disappear, since they will no longer have emotional purchase on anons peace.
a "loser" in a rigged contest, didn't lose to lack of skill. a "winner" under artificial selection (money-based system where housing/shelter is a function of purchasing power which is a function of economic status which is a function of you position within an already existing hierarchy (generational wealth old money elites - rothschilds for example), or your obeisance to that legacy system. therefore, if you succeed under this system, you either had an advantage which was leveraged by the incentive structure, or you simply followed orders for those who belong to the former category.
second point of contention: failure to breed equals genetic impotence or weakness. genetics are expressed in the context of artificial selection, like mice in a controlled experiment. you might be able to deduce information about the mice at a genetic level, but the genetic expression is subdued in the context of the experiment's paramaters. this is also true for human's in modernity, in both directions. failure to breed is not a sign of lack of genetic fitness. success in breeding is not a sign of genetic fitness. just look around to confirm. when you factor in mating strategies relative to time horizons (r vs k selection), the breeding strategies further distort this idea of "more kids equals more success."
logick: you do not have children or x financial status, therefore you are a loser
this is an argument i see on 4chan CONSTANTLY. the only people who make this type of logick, or those who have not actually thought deeply about this subject. today, we put to rest this fallacious reasoning, and as anons adopt this thought process, you will notice these posters will simply disappear, since they will no longer have emotional purchase on anons peace.
a "loser" in a rigged contest, didn't lose to lack of skill. a "winner" under artificial selection (money-based system where housing/shelter is a function of purchasing power which is a function of economic status which is a function of you position within an already existing hierarchy (generational wealth old money elites - rothschilds for example), or your obeisance to that legacy system. therefore, if you succeed under this system, you either had an advantage which was leveraged by the incentive structure, or you simply followed orders for those who belong to the former category.
second point of contention: failure to breed equals genetic impotence or weakness. genetics are expressed in the context of artificial selection, like mice in a controlled experiment. you might be able to deduce information about the mice at a genetic level, but the genetic expression is subdued in the context of the experiment's paramaters. this is also true for human's in modernity, in both directions. failure to breed is not a sign of lack of genetic fitness. success in breeding is not a sign of genetic fitness. just look around to confirm. when you factor in mating strategies relative to time horizons (r vs k selection), the breeding strategies further distort this idea of "more kids equals more success."
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