Tips and Tricks on How to Survive Well in The Gene Pool
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Pages: 1 2 3When a woman stays in an abusive violent relationship, societies won’t simply declare that it must be inconsensual and illegal.
Societies will ask the woman first whether she wants to stay or not. Yet when a woman happily chooses to share Read the rest of this entry »
Without homosexuality, prostitution, porn, and drugs, the non alpha males will have strong intensives to prohibits polygamy. Without polygamy, cloning, and sperm donations, which are all politically incorrect, the richest, smartest, most productive males in our society cannot make a lot of kids.
So all those sex laws are really meant to wipe out the […]
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When a country embrace free market, customers decide which products they’ll buy. So business will try to please customers.
However, when governments can override customers choices, such as in anti liquor, anti prostitution, anti drugs, anti immigration, and protections, business will try to please governments official with power to override those customers’ choice.
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What are the keys to happiness? What makes us happy?
It’s a tricky issue and everyone seems to have different opinions.
Me, for example, thinking that becoming a porn star must be the best job ever. However, some will argue that it’s such a bad job it can’t possibly be consented and therefore has to be prohibited.
I […]
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1. Promote learning evolution theory to understand humans’ nature.
2. Help humans to be happier.
3. Create a pretty much pareto improvement where the productive make more kids and the parasites get more cash.
Solutions presented in this website are meant to work and correct.
Here, correct means practically or factually correct as oppose to politically correct. The latter is often not the case due to heavy influences of demonic envy bigots, and their prejudices that plagued most society.