when you're 20 years old you think you're the only sentient being on the planet and that everyone else is an npc. as you get older you realize how wrong you are. delusion maxxing only tricks yourself
you arent a master manipulator, you arent fooling anyone
Im 30 now and i still believe some people are npcs and have no agency over their own thoughts. Who knows. Maybe God actually created only so many souls and for some people it’s just whatever the algorithms and MsM tells them is reality
also he looks like a 3.5/10 at best. almost disfigured tier. if he gets any attention from females then its because he jester maxes HARD, like hes probably doing magic tricks and shit like a street performing circus monkey
I love that the internet has a cope cult around every minor insecurity a person can have. We are still so insanely unprepared as species for world we've been living in the last 100 years it's remarkable. Small wonders.
PUA shit aside, I had a kind of delusion of grandeur in my youth until my early 20s. I was extremely full of myself and was constantly letting people know how great I was. Of course, in hindsight I think I was a huge idiot, but no one really questioned me. People thought I was a hot shit just because I said that and acted like it. I was very popular with everyone. Later in adulthood, I learned to self-reflect, and it went the other way, where I thought, oh dear, I was wrong, and that I wasn't nearly as attractive or smart as I thought I was, and people's reaction was exactly how I perceived myself. Now, a few years later, I think I have a pretty accurate picture of myself and can correctly assess my strengths and weaknesses, and I'm comfortable with that, so now I'm connecting well with people again.
>People thought I was a hot shit just because I said that and acted like it
morons tell people they are great and assume said people believe it because those people dont stand there and argue the contrary. when in reality people see those morons for exactly what they are, smile politely, then seek to avoid them in the future.
its just like how liars always think everyone believes them because someone doesnt scream LIAR!!! at them. in reality people pick up on liars very quickly, but instead of challenging said liar, people just make a mental note saying >this person cant be trusted
and go one about their days
I've watched less than 10 minutes of this guy and I already know he is blackpilled, spewing some bullshit under the cover of redpill. He said something about working out how "maybe you can look a little better" and "not everyone has genetics to get over the hump by getting in shape"
People accept things as facts, even if they know that they are not objectively true. I don't want to paraphrase Goebbels here, but there is something to it: "Repeat a lie often enough and people will believe it". This applies not only to the things you say out loud, but also to all the other things people perceive about you. Sometimes it also happens that someone makes an observation about you that you yourself know is not true, but you simply go along with it because it makes you look better. Once this idea has become ingrained, the person will always think that you have this particular quality, even if this is not the case in reality.
I like to do this in three different ways.
Give off one impression to one group of people.
Give the polar opposite impression to other group of people.
Lastly, give off the exact same impression to many different groups of people.
The result?
Group 1 thinks I'm X
Group 2 thinks I'm Y
All other groups think I'm XYTREMWGOIEUGJO$JM#MWEV#(TRJ@#W)$J
i dont know who this guy is and im not gonna watch the video but i do think that you should look to maximize your "frame" whatever that is AND outward appearance relative to your "frame". i think that we largely look the best "naturally". if you can grow a really good beard, you look good with a beard. if you cant grow a beard, you look good clean shaven. if you have a thin build, you look good in slim fit clothing and maybe shorter hair. if you are big with round face, you probably look better with longer hair and more relaxed style.
if you are a fricking nerd, then embrace it and find another bookworm nextdoor neighbour gf who would prefer that phenotype better anyways instead of chadmaxxing. some people look better in a business casual where others can pull of the more casual streetwear despite being same age etc.
i think you should look into phenotypemaxxing instead of trying to compensate and be something you are not. thats how you are going to naturally connect with other people.
Nah some girls like that. There are literally girls who look for "chameleon types" (I'm literally quoting them). Basically, they want a guy who can interact with a wide range of people and still fit in. Might be your cup of tea
dwarf is unironically right though. All reality is subjective, there is no such thing as objective reality, people will bend to your reality that is created by your thoughts. Study the mirror principle, this shit is as real as it gets.
if i believe im a supermodel 10 then everyone else will believe it too !
meanwhile in the real world,... big nope.
average leftist us city woman mindset
It actually works though
I started imagining I was Brad Pitt and became a lot more confident
delusionmaxxing works for a while then you realize that you are still a sub5 and you look for a new cope.
Unironically it works.
when you're 20 years old you think you're the only sentient being on the planet and that everyone else is an npc. as you get older you realize how wrong you are. delusion maxxing only tricks yourself
you arent a master manipulator, you arent fooling anyone
Im 30 now and i still believe some people are npcs and have no agency over their own thoughts. Who knows. Maybe God actually created only so many souls and for some people it’s just whatever the algorithms and MsM tells them is reality
also he looks like a 3.5/10 at best. almost disfigured tier. if he gets any attention from females then its because he jester maxes HARD, like hes probably doing magic tricks and shit like a street performing circus monkey
I love that the internet has a cope cult around every minor insecurity a person can have. We are still so insanely unprepared as species for world we've been living in the last 100 years it's remarkable. Small wonders.
PUA shit aside, I had a kind of delusion of grandeur in my youth until my early 20s. I was extremely full of myself and was constantly letting people know how great I was. Of course, in hindsight I think I was a huge idiot, but no one really questioned me. People thought I was a hot shit just because I said that and acted like it. I was very popular with everyone. Later in adulthood, I learned to self-reflect, and it went the other way, where I thought, oh dear, I was wrong, and that I wasn't nearly as attractive or smart as I thought I was, and people's reaction was exactly how I perceived myself. Now, a few years later, I think I have a pretty accurate picture of myself and can correctly assess my strengths and weaknesses, and I'm comfortable with that, so now I'm connecting well with people again.
>People thought I was a hot shit just because I said that and acted like it
morons tell people they are great and assume said people believe it because those people dont stand there and argue the contrary. when in reality people see those morons for exactly what they are, smile politely, then seek to avoid them in the future.
its just like how liars always think everyone believes them because someone doesnt scream LIAR!!! at them. in reality people pick up on liars very quickly, but instead of challenging said liar, people just make a mental note saying
>this person cant be trusted
and go one about their days
I've watched less than 10 minutes of this guy and I already know he is blackpilled, spewing some bullshit under the cover of redpill. He said something about working out how "maybe you can look a little better" and "not everyone has genetics to get over the hump by getting in shape"
People accept things as facts, even if they know that they are not objectively true. I don't want to paraphrase Goebbels here, but there is something to it: "Repeat a lie often enough and people will believe it". This applies not only to the things you say out loud, but also to all the other things people perceive about you. Sometimes it also happens that someone makes an observation about you that you yourself know is not true, but you simply go along with it because it makes you look better. Once this idea has become ingrained, the person will always think that you have this particular quality, even if this is not the case in reality.
I like to do this in three different ways.
Give off one impression to one group of people.
Give the polar opposite impression to other group of people.
Lastly, give off the exact same impression to many different groups of people.
The result?
Group 1 thinks I'm X
Group 2 thinks I'm Y
All other groups think I'm XYTREMWGOIEUGJO$JM#MWEV#(TRJ@#W)$J
My brain is melted by lookism shit I thought this was referring to the frame of your body, i.e. shoulder width, for a second
it's not? that's what i thought, too. not watching the video btw.
i dont know who this guy is and im not gonna watch the video but i do think that you should look to maximize your "frame" whatever that is AND outward appearance relative to your "frame". i think that we largely look the best "naturally". if you can grow a really good beard, you look good with a beard. if you cant grow a beard, you look good clean shaven. if you have a thin build, you look good in slim fit clothing and maybe shorter hair. if you are big with round face, you probably look better with longer hair and more relaxed style.
if you are a fricking nerd, then embrace it and find another bookworm nextdoor neighbour gf who would prefer that phenotype better anyways instead of chadmaxxing. some people look better in a business casual where others can pull of the more casual streetwear despite being same age etc.
i think you should look into phenotypemaxxing instead of trying to compensate and be something you are not. thats how you are going to naturally connect with other people.
So no hope if you're a jack of all trades kind of guy with no real identity
Nah some girls like that. There are literally girls who look for "chameleon types" (I'm literally quoting them). Basically, they want a guy who can interact with a wide range of people and still fit in. Might be your cup of tea
dwarf is unironically right though. All reality is subjective, there is no such thing as objective reality, people will bend to your reality that is created by your thoughts. Study the mirror principle, this shit is as real as it gets.
so the pua griftoids have taken it to youtube once again, i hadn't seen them since 2016
I don't really care. I'm gonna work out, look juicy and dress nicely. Other people and their stupid opinions don't matter to me.