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The '''bluepill''' is [[pill jargon]] for unquestionably accepting what the [[normie]] [[fakestream media]], similar conventional sources, and associated [[platitude|platitudes]] (i.e. [[chadsplaining]]) have to say about the dating scene. A '''bluepiller''' is someone who holds bluepill (i.e. [[fakestream]]) beliefs; bluepillers are also referred to the [[manosphere]] as "the unwoke". | The '''bluepill''' is [[pill jargon]] for unquestionably accepting what the [[normie]] [[fakestream media]], similar conventional sources, and associated [[platitude|platitudes]] (i.e. [[chadsplaining]]) have to say about the dating scene. A '''bluepiller''' is someone who holds bluepill (i.e. [[fakestream]]) beliefs; bluepillers are also referred to the [[manosphere]] as "the unwoke". | ||
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Although individual bluepilled (i.e., unplugged) characters never get much screen time, there are a few who get a modest amount of transcript oration. These include: | Although individual bluepilled (i.e., unplugged) characters never get much screen time, there are a few who get a modest amount of transcript oration. These include: | ||
* Lieutenant, a high-ranking officer in (presumably) Chicago PD | *Lieutenant, a high-ranking officer in (presumably) Chicago PD | ||
* Mr. Rhineheart, the software company executive. | * Mr. Rhineheart, the software company executive. | ||
* Choi, a reveler/party animal/socialite. | *Choi, a reveler/party animal/socialite. | ||
Each of these three bluepillers had very distinct avocations, and the directors of the film, the Wachowskis, made sure to portray them mostly as snobby, whilst ridiculing that snobbiness. For example, the Lieutenant is pretentious towards his superiors whilst oblivious to the fact that his superior is actually a sentient computer program. Mr. Rhineheart is portrayed as compulsively obsessing over his company's finances whilst unaware that his company is actually as fictional as the Monopoly board game. Choi, the reveler, is portrayed as serene and about to consume an LSD-like drug. Choi is unaware of the paradoxical nature of using a hallucinogenic whilst already living in a dream world. This paradox goes into overdrive when he uses language such as "you need to unplug." | Each of these three bluepillers had very distinct avocations, and the directors of the film, the Wachowskis, made sure to portray them mostly as snobby, whilst ridiculing that snobbiness. For example, the Lieutenant is pretentious towards his superiors whilst oblivious to the fact that his superior is actually a sentient computer program. Mr. Rhineheart is portrayed as compulsively obsessing over his company's finances whilst unaware that his company is actually as fictional as the Monopoly board game. Choi, the reveler, is portrayed as serene and about to consume an LSD-like drug. Choi is unaware of the paradoxical nature of using a hallucinogenic whilst already living in a dream world. This paradox goes into overdrive when he uses language such as "you need to unplug." | ||
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Bluepillers are more likely to concur with the following positions: | Bluepillers are more likely to concur with the following positions: | ||
*"I prefer going with the status quo" | *"I prefer going with the status quo" | ||
* "the world as it stands is fair." | *"the world as it stands is fair." | ||
* "I Believe that 21st-century dating is a meritocracy" | *"I Believe that 21st-century dating is a meritocracy" | ||
* [["its the patriarchy"]] | *[["its the patriarchy"]] | ||
* "The argumentum ad populum proposition is valid" | *"The argumentum ad populum proposition is valid" | ||
* "cliches popularized in modern western popular culture are a valid source of information" | *"cliches popularized in modern western popular culture are a valid source of information" | ||
* "Just be [[Confidence|confident]] bro!" | *"Just be [[Confidence|confident]] bro!" | ||
It is likely that bluepillers use discourse that follows the following narratives: | It is likely that bluepillers use discourse that follows the following narratives: | ||
*[[Coccyx fallacy]] | *[[Coccyx fallacy]] | ||
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Bluepillers consider off-gridders to be weird and haven't even thought about going off-the-grid themselves. | Bluepillers consider off-gridders to be weird and haven't even thought about going off-the-grid themselves. | ||
===Unlikely=== | ===Unlikely=== | ||
Bluepilled people are less likely than redpilled people to use forms of reasoning that may challenge the concurrent narrative, that conveys deep inquisitiveness and probing scrutiny, such as: | Bluepilled people are less likely than redpilled people to use forms of reasoning that may challenge the concurrent narrative, that conveys deep inquisitiveness and probing scrutiny, such as: | ||
*"this has/has no precedence in ..." | *"this has/has no precedence in ..." | ||
*"I have been consistent in this on a wide range of topics." | *"I have been consistent in this on a wide range of topics." | ||
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From the antibluepillers' point of view, the bluepilled stance is sort of like the take of recreational drugs policy. It may seem progressive to give people full discretion over drug-use and seem draconian to prevent self-determination on what others do with their own bodies. But at the end, even the most open-minded progressive will say that permitting start-ups to open corner shops that sell the full range of crystal methamphetamine, LSD, cannabis, heroin, and cocaine might have detrimental side-effects on society. | From the antibluepillers' point of view, the bluepilled stance is sort of like the take of recreational drugs policy. It may seem progressive to give people full discretion over drug-use and seem draconian to prevent self-determination on what others do with their own bodies. But at the end, even the most open-minded progressive will say that permitting start-ups to open corner shops that sell the full range of crystal methamphetamine, LSD, cannabis, heroin, and cocaine might have detrimental side-effects on society. | ||
== See also == | ==See also== | ||
*[[Blackpill]] | *[[Blackpill]] | ||
*[[Whitepill]] | *[[Whitepill]] | ||
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*[[Purplepill]] | *[[Purplepill]] | ||
*[[Euphemism]] | *[[Euphemism]] | ||
* [[PUA]] | *[[PUA]] | ||
{{Bluepill}} | {{Bluepill}} | ||
[[Category:huepills]] | [[Category:huepills]] | ||