>>81887916
>Perhaps conditioning men to see women as monsters can decondition
>we don't have a choice whether we consume black pills or not.
Consider epigenetics, while it does not directly affect the human genome, it can affect selection pressures.

A blackpill, which is forcing observing reality through the lens of nihilism and cynicism(which undeniably produces accurate results to the initial prediction) can indeed act as a pressure to accumulate epigenetic changes, which could potentially mean that if multiple generations of men perceive women through similar lens, it might affect the behavior of future generations of women.
Although that does very little to address my worries about this potential underlying issue I pointed out with my hypothesis, which goes way deeper.

We are indeed slaves to our biology, but our biology is not entirely set in stone, it might adapt over time to new realities and the knowledge we accumulate might affect how men behave. Also, our biological evolution is now decoupled from our technological evolution, which could mean that there will be actual applicable medical solutions to all of this.

Maybe the female genome is somehow aware of it's own nature and they kept selecting for psychopaths not because they offer more protection to them, but they can reliably keep this theoretical externalized immune system in check.
That would be something, huh?