It’s not enough that I am tired of doing all these rapid tests for over year so I can go anywhere, a few months from now I will have to scream at my T.V for yet again more stupid measures to ‘save the planet’ from excessive carbon footprint.

Two things :

i) I checked in on what Roosh is going, after a year of not reading him. He wants to become a full monk in the Russian Orthodox church. However, he has gone full blue pill on certain key matters. This is not merely an abandonment of the PUA life (after crossing a certain age), but he waxes on how he should have found a wife and got married. No mention whatsoever of how Western religious organizations are fully woke and feminist, as Dalrock exposed in detail for 10 years, and how the divorce laws are rigged against a man, and how his church cannot save him, and the divorce is done in the court system, not the church.

Roosh used to know these things well, but now seems to have forgotten them for the purpose of being a blue-pilled guy. What gives?

2) Since Miss India became Miss Universe, suffice it to say, the Internet has been flooded with tons of Indian orcs asserting that Indian women are the most beautiful in the world. All their ‘evidence’ of this is this one Miss India, with no mention of averages.

Question : By using an apex anecdote to assert that ‘since one Indian woman is Miss Universe, all Indian women are the most beautiful in the world’, are they just deliberately dishonest, or genuinely stupid.

Even before this, I noticed that the tendency to use apex anecdotes to lie about the horrid reality of India is very common among both Indian men and women.

“XYZ Indian woman is/was Miss Universe, so Indian women are the most beautiful in the world!”
“India has XYZ billionaire who built a garish $2 Billion house (rather than sanitize the 1-mile radius around that house), so India is the richest country!”

Is it extreme dishonesty, extreme stupidity, or both?