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Blackpillers agree that, for many [[incels]], self-improvement is futile without systemic changes, and therefore blackpillers tend to have animosity toward [[PUA|pick-up artists]] and ''[[redpill|redpillers]]'', who instead believe one can greatly improve by [[PUA#Game|game]] and [[gymmaxxing|bodybuilding]]. | Blackpillers agree that, for many [[incels]], self-improvement is futile without systemic changes, and therefore blackpillers tend to have animosity toward [[PUA|pick-up artists]] and ''[[redpill|redpillers]]'', who instead believe one can greatly improve by [[PUA#Game|game]] and [[gymmaxxing|bodybuilding]]. | ||
Most proponents of the blackpill seek to reduce suffering as well as [[lookism]], degeneracy, and societal decay. Most blackpillers are atheist, but some promote cultural Christianity. | Most proponents of the blackpill seek to reduce suffering as well as [[lookism]], degeneracy, and societal decay. Most blackpillers are atheist, but some promote cultural Christianity. Some incels are blackilled, some [[purplepill]]ed, some [[bluepill]]ed. Others don't subscribe to any pills after being offered them or have never of them in the first place. | ||
For more information on the science often cited by blackpillers, see the '''[[Scientific Blackpill]]''' article. | For more information on the science often cited by blackpillers, see the '''[[Scientific Blackpill]]''' article. | ||