Henry Flynt
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Henry Flynt is the author of the piece, "Blueprint for a Higher Civilization," which mentions his previous involuntary celibacy in the chapter called creep.[1] His description of involuntary celibacy was the most detailed of the 20th century and he used the term verbatim. He was heavily involved in the mid-20th century avante-garde Fluxus art scene. He did concept art, anti-art activism, avant-garde music, and philosophy about the political left. According to Flynt, the incel is[2]:
- shy, unassertive, and lacks self-confidence.
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Link to chapter on involuntary celibacy