Andrew Huberman is proof that on the whole, people really are stupid.

Not much to write about this sex-crazed imbecile, though it shows how Vox Day is correct that MPAI: most people are idiots.

After all, how can you buy into the idiocy this guy is spouting? That he is not a scientist should be clear from visting his … hubermanlab site. A scammer who makes money off of gullible people.

He is one of the reasons the West is in shambles: dating six women at the same time leaves little room for doing actual science – not to speak of the time necessary for honing his prole physique –, which only strengthens the case of those who don’t buy into much of what people call “science”. It is hard to imagine a Newton or Leibniz living today (Bruce Charlton wrote about it.)

The best I can say of Huberman after having tuned into a mini clip – I cannot stomach much of this stuff at all – is that he teaches that women prefer men who are “nice” as opposed to mean or nasty, as many of those risible online alphas teach.

Worse in this regard is Vox Day or the awful boomer jim. Though in a civilized society, such talk would be banned anyway due to correct application of blasphemy and obscenity laws.

Though I reject all of that anyway, and there is no rhyme or reason to it; it is an irrational drive that forces us into this awful world, and Schopenhauer, in his Metaphysics of Sexual Love, is still closest of giving a mature account regarding this repugnant topic.

J. D. Unwin and his Sex and Culture could have been a warning … people prefered a lie, though, and lived like beasts. Sexuality is a curse for sure.

Men can be divided into those who make their life complicated to gain their soul and those who waste their soul to make their life easier.

Why deceive ourselves? Science has not answered a single important question.

What some call religion barely astonishes us more than what others call science.

Sexual promiscuity is the tip society pays in order to appease its slaves.

It turns out it is impossible to convince a businessman that a profitable activity can be immoral.

Sex does not solve even sexual problems.

One could object to science that it easily falls into the hands of imbeciles, if religion’s case were not just as serious.

Modern society is abolishing prostitution through promiscuity.

The problem is not sexual repression, nor sexual liberation, but sex.

Nothing makes clearer the limits of science than the scientist’s opinions about any topic that is not strictly related to his profession.

Each one of a science’s successive orthodoxies appears to be the definitive truth to the disciple.