Episode 1922 Scott Adams - Red Wave Blues And Signals Everyone Missed. Persuasion Filter

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s not all about one person. So I don't I didn't get married because I thought they would last forever. I never said that. Do you know why I didn't think I would be married forever? Could be the reason why. Do you think I didn't ever believe I would be married forever? Because of the age difference? Because what I could provide was money and comfort but also the physical part. You know the physical…

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have to give them that and then they'll be happy. You fall for that trick? Yeah it took me decades to realize you know like my pattern recognition wasn't kicking in. All the pattern was so clear. It takes you a while to realize that the operating system of women is to be perpetually unhappy because men think if I just solve this problem today I'll be good tomorrow. They don't know. They never catch on that tomorrow is a new problem. So the operating system then is to drain resources. Operating system of women is to drain resources from men by being dissatisfied. That's what works within a relationship. So dissatisfaction is a requirement of the system. It's not today's problem that you're going to solve. And once you realize that's unsolvable you realize that women are essentially toxic unless you have a combined objective to have children. Too strong. The women are toxic to men unless you have a shared mission. Too strong. If you do have a shared mission it could work out great. A shared mission would be you want to have kids. You have the same lifestyle preferences. You like your friends. You like doing the same things. Lots of good reasons to be married. Now anything I say bad about relationships does not apply to all people. I mean that's the thing we always get wrong. The problem with marriage is we apply it which we think it applies to all people. At best it works for 20 percent like really well. It'll work well enough for more than 20 but 20 are killing it and the rest kind of struggling or wish they hadn't done it. Yeah. Now women are toxic to men unless they have a shared mission and then the man doesn't mind the resources being deployed because that's where the man wants them to be deployed.

I think I just red pilled the living hell out of Erica the excellent. I'm just looking at your comments.

All right that ladies and gentlemen is all the red pilling and persuasion you need for today. Go watch the rest of the news and find out how much it sucks compared to the awesomeness that was this. And goodbye to YouTube. Talk to you tomorrow.

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Wisdom from this episode

"It takes you a while to realize that the operating system of women is to be perpetually unhappy because men think if I just solve this problem today I'll be good tomorrow. They never catch on that tomorrow is a new problem. So the operating system of women is to drain resources from men by being dissatisfied. Dissatisfaction is a requirement of the system. It's not today's problem that you're going to solve."

Men assume fixing a woman's current complaint will bring lasting peace, but each solution just resets the cycle with a new issue. Perpetual dissatisfaction functions as her built-in system for drawing resources from him.

"The problem with marriage is we apply it which we think it applies to all people. At best it works for 20 percent like really well. It'll work well enough for more than 20 but 20 are killing it and the rest kind of struggling or wish they hadn't done it."

Marriage isn't a one-size-fits-all institution that benefits everyone equally. It works exceptionally well for only about 20% of people, while the majority either struggle through it or later regret the decision.

"Women are toxic to men unless they have a shared mission and then the man doesn't mind the resources being deployed because that's where the man wants them to be deployed."

Without a mutual goal, a relationship can drain and harm the man. A shared mission changes this, aligning resource use with what he genuinely wants to support.