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Other blackpillers are rather anti-[[tradcon]], entirely fatalist and offer no solution but [[cope|coping]] by [[meme|shitpost]]ing. | Other blackpillers are rather anti-[[tradcon]], entirely fatalist and offer no solution but [[cope|coping]] by [[meme|shitpost]]ing. | ||
The blackpill can be seen as a counterweight to the prevalent and bluepilled assumption that having a poor social and [[romance|romantic]] life is mostly [[Neoliberalism|one's own fault]] and/or a matter of cultivating a positive [[personality]]. It provides an basis whereby one can reject day-to-day [[platitude]] and the commonly fraudulent "[[work on yourself|self-improvement]]" advice that is ubiquitous in media, advertising and [[redpill]] | The blackpill can be seen as a counterweight to the prevalent and bluepilled assumption that having a poor social and [[romance|romantic]] life is mostly [[Neoliberalism|one's own fault]] and/or a matter of cultivating a positive [[personality]]. It provides an basis whereby one can reject day-to-day [[platitude]] and the commonly fraudulent "[[work on yourself|self-improvement]]" advice that is ubiquitous in media, advertising and the [[redpill]]. | ||
Blackpillers mostly believe in [[biological essentialism|biological essentialism]] and evolutionary explanations for human social and sexual behavior (see [[Scientific Blackpill]]). Many of these beliefs are not new to academia at all, in fact, they often draw from scientific literature that predates what blackpillers consider a new [[gynocentrism|gynocentric]] monoculture in the social sciences (e.g. [[Briffault's law]], [[Bateman's principle]] and [[sexy sons hypothesis]]). | Blackpillers mostly believe in [[biological essentialism|biological essentialism]] and evolutionary explanations for human social and sexual behavior (see [[Scientific Blackpill]]). Many of these beliefs are not new to academia at all, in fact, they often draw from scientific literature that predates what blackpillers consider a new [[gynocentrism|gynocentric]] monoculture in the social sciences (e.g. [[Briffault's law]], [[Bateman's principle]] and [[sexy sons hypothesis]]). |