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Chapter one
Consciousness is not:
Not a property of interacting matter
Not a fundamental property of living things
not learning
not a metaphysical imposition
not passive
not evolution
not behavioral
not a part of the physical nervous system
not a copy of existence
not needed for non-abstract concepts
not needed to learn
not needed for thinking
not needed for reason
Consciousness is:
Metaphor: Needed for abstract understanding and
analogs
metaphrand: thing to be described
metaphier: thing used to describe
Paraphors: The metaphor of a metaphor. Needed for
spacialization.
paraphier: extra descriptive quality of a metapheir (snow
blankets the ground)
paraphrand: Projected description from a paraphier onto
something to be described ("blankets" has an extra
descriptive property). What the metaphors are doing,
say create "mind space paraphrand of a 'space' and the
paraphier of what there is in that space.
Characteristics of consciousness are:
Spacialization
Excerption
The analog "I"
The metaphor "me"
narratization
Conciliation
Consciousness in operation
The metaphorical property of language allows one to
metaphorically place oneself into a narrative. A narrative
is a form of thinking that follows a directional process;
directional thinking is a narrative. As a persons
knowledge base grows, so does the complexity and
number of narratives that one can metaphorically place
the me and I into. This gives one the ability to direct
ones thinking process in order to choose the best course
of action, or not; to focus (directing one narrative) or not
focus (allow more than one narrative streaming in ones
mind); to be honest (narrative recognizing reality exists
as an absolute) or dishonest (purposely focus on a
subjective narrative to mislead); etc. You use your mind
because you have control over it, if you do not have
control over your mind, you are not using it. This
process of consciousness is expanded by increased valid
knowledge. This means that you are capable of being
the author (authorize) of your narrative. The more valid
knowledge you acquire, the more you become your own
authority, and the less you demand authority from your
environment. Free will is caused by the metaphorical
property of language and enabled by the amount of
knowledge you possess.
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Independence is not isolation, it is the virtue of selfsufficiency in value production, whether that value
production is self-discipline or conscious self-direction.
You make your own decisions based on your own rational
self-interest, which frees you from the parasites existing
today. Whenever a person becomes virtuous enough,
that person realizes that losing their independence
equates to their own death and therefore works hard to
keep that independence. If one does not control one's
own environment, one is subject to it.
Since every person is somewhat different from another,
you are fundamentally alone in existence. You can be in
a room full of people without changing the fact that not a
single one of them is anything like you. This is the good
news. Since you are self-interested, you cannot care
more about another than yourself by definition.
Relationship are intangible assets.
Adversity is a gift for those who have a good attitude.
Virtue promotes free will and vice takes it away. There is
always inequality and risk. Charisma comes as a result
of certainty, success, and good health.
Chapter two
Why you exchange values
Since your life is the standard of what you value, you act
to gain and sustain certain values. What is valuable to
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Rational
Self-reliant
Invents self
Goal directed
Consciously chooses values
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Human interaction
Human interaction is made up of more than one
conscious actors acting to gain and or sustain values for
each respective individual. A relationship is two or more
actors for the purpose of exchanging values. When
people exchange values, it allows them to specialize and
therefore breaks down the workload that survival entails.
Every individual is conditioned differently from everyone
else (by virtue of their living experiences) so that each
person offers a different set of values. A value is an
asset that may either be tangible or intangible that you
have evaluated to aid in your survival. Values are
determined by peoples convictions of demand and their
ability to supply them.
If someone possess a value to you, you value the
exchange between you and that person. If someone
possess a trait that is of disvalue to you, then you
disvalue the exchange between you and that person.
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Social relationships
Social circles reduce trust barriers and thus value is more
easily exchanged between people. That is why
relationships are easier to form within groups. Social
circles are like trade blocs. Friends to the degree of
closeness are a factor to compatibility of values. You
want your trade bloc to be as large as feasibly possible
for the purpose of improving your standard of living.
Knowing many people will give you a competitive
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and all emotions are real to those who possess them, but
they are approximations to the persons relationship with
reality. Admiration is an approximation to ability to
create value, but it is not necessarily value creation itself.
Many people in North Korea for example have been
conditioned to believe that Kim Jung il is a value creator
and is therefore admired. The opposite of celebrity, or
the anti-celebrity, such as a nerd, is unattractive to
those who are not fully conscious because celebrity is the
measure of value to those people. Since people tend to
project themselves onto what they do not understand,
you have to pay attention to what others think if your
reputation is at stake, but again, there is no net gain
from deviating from reality in exchange for social
acceptance. You cannot attract others without substance
in the long run.
The key here is not to express deceit, as what many
people do. Examples of this is when people claim that
they are doing fine when they are not because they think
they cannot express themselves honestly and rationally.
You are only doing well when you are doing well. You
can only really express who you really are in the long
run, and the only way to express being a valuable person
is to actually be a valuable person.
It is important to know the difference between a person
changing an incentive and that person being an authority
to you. Loyalty is nothing more than an expectation of
durability. Anyone who does not recognize your need for
independence is a potential threat to your existence.
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Chapter three
Irrationality is the application of selfdestruction and altruism
Which leads to irrational unconscious tendencies.
In this chapter you will learn how to deal with those who
are not fully conscious and rational. The goal here is to
build an analog model of how to deal or avoid those
subjects with the minimal value loss to yourself.
Irrationality either builds into the wrong principles or
stunts one from forming any principles. One naturally
builds knowledge in order to survive. When someone
automatizes in an irrationality, they are easier to control
by other people. That is why history is full of examples
of authorities suppressing real knowledge. Some will
weaken others so that they are susceptible to their
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No metaphorical thinking
some knowledge
Controlled by reality
Unconscious
Dependency
Uncritical
Laziness
Non-integration of
knowledge
Trust based on faith
Surrenders oneself to
groupthink
increasing knowledge
full knowledge
Control of realty
Conscious
Independence
Critically self-aware
Hard effort
Widest integration of
knowledge
Trust based on reason
Engages in competition to
fulfill purpose
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Live by, and when necessary state the fact over
their assertion. If the person assumes your motive,
state that he does not know your motive; if the
person makes assumptions about you, assert that he
does not know you; if he uses the pronoun we,
assert that you and I are not we; etc. You
want to reject every wrong principle. Since the
person is not fully rational, he will likely have a
sensitivity toward rejection. If he does not take you
seriously, or has the ability to physically retaliate
using a force multiplier (weapon), or does not
comprehend simple arrangements of words, then go
about your business and do not let this person get in
your way.
2.)
By asking why to the assertions and to whom
and for what for the values, you end up breaking
the system down to its essentials and end up with
intellectual dead ends. If the system is innate, it is
just a clever way to shield from criticism.
Unfortunately many of these people live by the
principle of the duality paradigm. Either you have
(false) principles or no principles at all, either you
have (subjective/intrinsic) morality or no morals at
all, etc. They uncritically associate independence
with isolation and weakness and think that strength
and discipline cannot come from the self. They do
not appreciate the virtues of critical thinking nor the
trials of competition.
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whomever initiates conflict, a person who initiates nondefensive force or fraud, loses individuality by confirming
that he or she cannot live by their own efforts but instead
needs to destroy and transfer those values.
Overt conflict
Physical force is anti-consciousness, or anti-authority
because it inhibits one from using the faculty of the mind.
It is negation of the mind and the destruction of the
conflictees relationship with reality; with the purpose of
transferring some type of value to the conflictor. It is
however, perfectly acceptable to defend oneself from
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Fraud
Fraud appeals to the cognitive standard of faith. Fraud
has to look real for it to be accepted. Fraud can be
broken up into two categories, tangible (objects) and
intangible (your relationships). Tangible fraud is theft.
Intangible fraud is slander. All frauds require their victim
to have faith (unearned trust) in them. You can guard
against it by taking preventative measures, you can sue
for grievances, or you can out fraud with the conflictor if
you catch him in the act. Be conscious enough as to not
make yourself unnecessary vulnerable. Do not express
valuables to people that have not earned your trust. Do
not express personal information to people that do not
need to know it. People earn your trust by being
consistently honest (as a calculated risk reduction).
Sometimes the person commenting fraud is doing so as a
result of misguidance, either from the self or from an EA.
In this case you have the incentive of expressing this
material so that the person in question see what they are
really doing. If something has been taken away from
you, you may get some compensation if possible from
that person. Also, watch those who attempt to force a
narrative. Fraud is better prevented than solved after
the fact.
Violence
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Information warfare
Information warfare is a form of fraud and it is when the
conflictor initiates a fraud onto the conflictee by using
operant conditioning. On the individual level, the
conflictor is expecting you (the conflictee) not to be fully
conscious. The conflictor expects to manage you by
using operant conditioning, thereby asserting a disorderly
arrangement either within or around you. The purpose of
this is to control you to the conflictors ends. If you are
capable of being fully conscious (and you will be if you
study the material in this book), the conflictor cannot
create disorder within you, even if the conflictor expects
it. Assert your operant conditioning in response to theirs.
Do not react, but act with the purpose of getting them
out of your way. Assert implicitly or explicitly that you do
not fear nor admire this person. If you react, it acts as a
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How to conflict
You may actively avoid conflict, but if the series of events
occur outside of your free will, you will face conflict, and
you should never appease those who seek to gain values
at your expense. In this case, do not force situations,
strategize them. This is when you need to be certain of
your faculties (certainty can crumble if that certainty is
made of errors). You cannot purposely order anything in
your environment when you question your own faculties.
If you have the time to calculate, it is good to know the
motives of the people you are surrounded by.
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Frauds calculate
Reactions are easy to calculate. When you are reactive,
you are much more predictable. People who engage in
fraud define the goal specifically, plans in detail, and has
an expected desirable outcome. People who are
successful in fraud appeal to the unconscious where the
person is reactive, irrational, vulnerable, and where your
base desires are located. The criminal wants to take
control of the victim as much as possible without looking
like a criminal. Looking like a criminal would expose
them.
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Fraud strategies
Using propaganda: get people to believe what you want
them to believe:
False flags are excellent at provoking the irrationality in
people. This enables the criminals to change and create
specious contexts. Playing on a persons insecurity is a
technique for starting conflicts. False flags often work on
most people. Further, when the criminal deals with
people who do not buy into the false narrative, a criminal
will attempt isolation by propaganda of their opposition in
order to reduce the oppositions standard of living and
prevent them from the transmission of good information,
thus making their victims vulnerable. By playing on a
persons insecurity, it paves the way for the victim to
engage in self-doubt, inhibiting their individual authority
and not realizing that being wrong is not grounds to
denounce their faculties. Simply do not fall into this trap.
Chapter four
On the issue of natures holdovers of human
beings
The defining characteristic of human beings is their ability
to control nature. First, a human being starts from
nature, and has evolutionary holdovers from nature, such
as having to eat, sleep, and physically grow as a child.
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Insecurity
Irrationality creates insecurity, and insecurity creates
even more irrationality. Insecure women want others,
especially other women, to feel insecure around them.
Not that this gives them any real power, but it does give
them the feeling of power. This can take forms such as
giving evil eyes to other women, fighting over
boyfriends, etc. The epitome of self-control for a woman
is to express what is valuable about her, without any
feeling of insecurity.
Rational
Purpose
Attention by producing
values
The primacy of ones
standards
celebrity based on
achievement
Self-honesty
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Above criticism
Conditioned based on
entitlement
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Women in relationships
When a man produces enough value that he is able to
sustain better relationships, he feels the most rewarded
by a romantic relationship. He controls his internal state,
but does so better in a romantic relationship. He wants
to live in a comfortable environment and focus on his
productive goals. Having a woman capable of raising
good children (extensions of himself) and to maintain his
personal daily environment. He looks for this in her
capacity for self-control.
It is easier for a woman to control herself than it is for
her to control her external environment. One gains and
keeps relationships from one's own self-interest in order
to improve his or her living conditions. The closer the
relationship, the more important it is to them; the more
of an asset it is to both. Close relationships require effort
in order to maintain and grow.
Women demand from men what they would prefer to
outsource, which is external control, more specifically
physical strength, added security, additional income,
popular esteem, etc. Again, value is value to an
evaluator, which means that you value in accordance to
your individualized purpose. These values are only
rational if the person is rational. Unfortunately many
women are stuck in the non-mind and therefore look at
status and ignore virtues. This is what brings about the
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Mens dynamics
Men's brains are shaped differently than women's brains
are. The hormone testosterone has a profound effect on
the man's mental and physical processes. Testosterone
chemically enhances the preference for environmental
control. To be fully human, one must control one's
environment and one's self by being fully conscious. To
be externally focused is the area that men can specialize
more effectively than woman can simply by virtue of the
man's bio- and neuro-chemistry. Both men and women
are equally capable of being psychologically independent,
but that expression manifests itself differently. The
expression of masculinity is controlling one's
environment. If this element is combined with rationality
and full consciousness, then one becomes a perfect
controlling agent of reality.
In competition, the one with the higher testosterone
usually wins. There is a competitive advantage if
someone can aggressively control the environment
before anyone else does. People who constantly take
action find themselves in better positions relative to
others. Men with higher levels of testosterone are better
at controlling time and events. Time is both a resource
and constraint, like anything else, it is best used
rationally.
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Characteristics of testosterone
What is it
From your perspective, you have to be in control of every
interaction that you are involved in for your own sake.
This does not mean that you seek to control others, it
means that you are not controlled by others. You
respond to your incentives and act in your rational selfinterest. When it comes to you, you decide on what is
good for you and what is not. If something does not
work in accordance to whatever purpose you have, you
do not do it. It is your way or no way as long as you are
acting in your rational self-interest. This is not to say
that you do not change course when new information
comes available. This does not say that you don't make
compromises with others when you need to, but it does
mean that you are the driver of you. You are your own
authority, and that authority does not come from
anywhere else but you. For example, if a woman asks
you a question that makes you uncomfortable, don't
answer it. Tests of manliness are having strong and
confident convictions that lead to your freedom and
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Implications
Whoever has the strongest belief about who they are and
how people should treat them will set a competing
context of the perception of reality for the non-mind;
those non minds will interact with him within that
context. The context setter is typically someone who has
higher testosterone levels and more of first-handexperience.
Applications
Women respond to the sexual expression of a man.
Because testosterone is the sex drive hormone, women
must have this in order to react to, otherwise the sex
drive is not there. For this reason, women can go a
longer amount of time without having sex without feeling
the amount of drive that a man would have.
A girl will respect a man who looks at her sexually, while
she will not respect someone who looks at her in awe.
Action is respected and reaction is not. Women can
compete with each other over respect, but it should be
easier for the man because seeking to control the
environment is acting.
A less respected way of expressing yourself around
young women is doing things that are reactive and show
a loss of control. This includes, supplicating to her or
acting more emotional than she is. Supplicating to her
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The exchange
With these dynamics in mind, one must understand that
a man with resources is attractive for women because
children are the property goods produced in the
household factory. Actual current resources, the ability
to create resources, the ability to protect these
resources, and the ability to use these resources
effectively (which is the basis of a good personality) are
all determinants of what women find attractive in men.
Love is two independent evaluations. Like all emotions,
love is selfish, and it signifies the approximation to the
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On self-control
Women are attracted to external authority when they do
not have minds of their own. This reaction is a weakness
and a sign of lack of self-control. The proper way for a
woman to go about it is to seek a man who is in control
of himself and his environment and do so in a controlled
manner without herself being controlled. An example of
women reacting to external authority is the emotional
reaction that women often get around a celebrity. Only a
child reacts around such people. Since your emotions
are a result of your relationship with reality, you will have
an evaluative emotional signal that approximates high
value to that person (assuming you value that person).
This is of course normal. You experience emotions in a
sexual relationship, but again, your emotions do not
identify reality. If your view of someone changes solely
on your emotional state, you are a weak person by
definition. Weak women define their relationships on
their emotional judgments. Many of these women will
have sex based solely on an emotional attachment.
Physical health
It is easier for you to stay in shape than it is to have to
get into good shape. That is why staying in shape should
be looked at as maintenance. If you cannot maintain
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Being approachable
If you are still having problems with not enough men
approaching you, then you have to be more
approachable. Because of social dynamics, men are not
going to approach you in a high risk situation. You can
expect people to act in their rational self-interest, which
means that a man will not approach women who they
think have boyfriends, women who are already closed off
to others, do not make eye contact, or in a location that
is known for fights breaking out. Also, one mistake that
younger women sometimes make is that they hang out
with other women that are much more attractive than
they are in sort of a symbiotic relationship. Doing so is
not a rational strategy because smart people do not
evaluate on associations alone. If you are single, then
these are considerations you need to take.
The principle is not to react in an unprincipled way. Any
time you give your power away, expect someone will
take advantage of that. You do not, for example, contact
a man that you have just broke up with unless you have
a good reason for it. You should be able to respect your
own boundaries and be able to filter out the men that
want to have sex with you from the men that want to
date you.
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Femininity
There are two areas that men primary focus on when
they find a woman attractive initially. That is her selfcontrol and her fertility. The two of these together are
called femininity. A woman's fertility depends on her age
and overall health. The older a woman gets the less
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fertile she is, and therefore she reaches the peak of her
sexual value when she is both fully passed puberty but
young (this is about 17-20). Concurrently, women
experience the peak of their sexual attractiveness
between the ages of 17 to 20, all else equal.
The more women the man can choose from, the less his
desire to want to commit easily. Competition is a natural
mode among human beings. If each partner meets the
standards of each other and recognizes it, then there are
grounds for a long term romantic relationship.
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Introduction to feminism
As will be discussed in a later section of this book,
authorities have used various channels to condition
mindless individuals to support their agendas. One of
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Chapter five
External authority distorts relationships
Susceptibility to external authority, which is facilitated by
bad philosophy, is at the root of all problems with
individuals and relationships. Philosophy governs ethics,
and ethics governs your behavior. Individuals governed
by bad philosophy both directly and indirectly cause
problems in relationships.
There are ways in which you are susceptible to bad ideas.
You are most vulnerable in the area of sex, money, and a
sense of belonging. Think about it, how many people
you know work jobs they do not like? How many boys
and girls do stupid things to impress the other? How
many fall for peer pressure in advertisements? Because
of the irrational autopilot that exists in people, there are
its derivative problems of acceptance of external
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Entertainment industry
The entertainment industry attempts to appeal to the
animal minds in people, which is their irrational autopilot.
The media also retards its subjects by using improper use
of language, such as slang and sarcasm which renders
words in language less effective as tools of thought.
People can only think as good as they can speak in their
native language, and when a person cannot arrange
words into coherent rational structure, neither can they
do the same with thought.
The non-minds of people have been conditioned to
believe in the evaluations of the posed authorities.
Nerds for example have low value according to the
entertainment media. The non-minds of people uphold
an anti-nerd culture, so engineers for instance are valued
less at the expense of the anti-mind manipulation of
others.
Entertainment media largely adopts collectivist ethics and
promotes its agenda though news outlets, television
shows, music and video games. It attempts to dumb you
down and promote collectivism by tribalism.
What is the result?
Language is dumbed downed in music.
Promotion of altruistic ethics
Promotion of dishonesty
Promotion of class warfare
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Music
Much of recent music includes rhythms of narratives that
do not form into coherent thoughts. A person listening to
this music unconsciously adopts such thinking. Music
thus can be used to dumb down its listeners.
Culture
Because of the non-mind sensitivity to conform,
individuals adapt to the problems that are foisted onto
them by culture. Culture is a characteristic of tribalism,
and gives aggregate problems a multiplier effect because
it reinforces any certain bias regardless of its lack of
attachment to reality. People then implement their
operant conditioning to those who do not have minds of
their own; in short, these people become slaves to the
culture and external authorities on those who accept it
within that culture. The result of this are irrational
ideologies are promoted by the individual victims
themselves.
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Academics
The academic establishment is influenced by
organizations like the Council of Foreign Relations (an
institution that I will get to in a later chapter). For this
reason and the fact that individuals are programed from
birth on collectivist ideologies, academics is mostly
govern by some form of collectivism or another. In the
worst case, this education promotes feminism, racism
(as multi-culturism), big government, false historical
information, and central banking.
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look like, then she will not seek it. When people do not
demand good quality, it reduces the overall incentive to
invest in virtues. After all, consider the gains from trade
with someone who has nothing to offer you.
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What is confidence
Confidence is certainty. Whoever has the most
unwavering certainty and the least emotional reaction
towards conflicting views, will tend to have the most
dominant sense of reality. Certainty will potentially
crumble when the certainty is false. So by having correct
certainty, you will have an advantage. Confidence is
based on contextual certainty. You can only be confident
within a context.
Characteristics of confidence are that you know who you
are values (time, sense of respect, etc.), sense of humor,
authority from within, judges others to whether or not
they live up to your standards, personal boundaries,
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Imitation is suicide
Do not adopt to the traits of those you seek. Nineteenth
century writer Ralph Waldo Emmerson stated that
imitation is suicide. Women for example are desired for
agreeableness, but men adopt this, etc. You do not get
good advice from someone who cannot sympathize with
your position. That is why men often do not give good
advice for women to get men, and why women do not
give good advice for men to get women. Women for
example will advise men to be agreeable, because that
works for women, but it does not work for men. It is not
unusual for those men who have problems with women
are domesticated in their non-minds by women.
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