Matthew’s Substack
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Post Black Pills: The Rational Limits. FAFO.
So, even more, it seems that people aren't that interested in morals. That's fine. Morals are not sexy. They can be. I mean, I would be taken with a woman who was morally sound, because she would be impressive and probably everything else....
Post Black Pills: The Savior, the Victim, and the Victimizer.
I appreciate the level of insight that goes into both (A) calling out people for looking to save others to help their own sense of self rather than help the other, although the reward, I would say, for helping could be feeling good, so it's...
Post Black Pills: No Rewards.
"No more tomorrow, this is your last day,
On this . . .
FUCKING EARTH." (I always thought he said "HELL")
—Death, "Left to Die"
Chuck Schuldiner was not a particularly good guy. He though having a song that was ambiguous enough for me n...
Post Black Pills: "So What's It Going to Be Then, Eh?"
At the beginning of the novel A Clockwork Orange, not the movie, Alex (I think) asks his friends, "So, what's it going to be then, eh?" And this starts the group on their spree of murderous mischief through London. The droogs, as they are c...
Post Black Pills: The "Parasocial" Relationship.
The other day, I was watching Synthetic Man. Last night, actually. [Ed: From writing this.] And he was getting really angry at the chat, which is understandable, given that the chat is probably kind of jerky, sometimes. But he said, "You ar...
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