Risks and Rewards In life, we will find what we seek; meanwhile, whatever we...

Risks and Rewards

In life, we will find what we seek; meanwhile, whatever we try to avoid finds us.

Women, children, and weak men see their world in terms of maximizing personal security and risk avoidance (a prey mindset). Consensus seeking, “let’s all get along,” herding behavior (seeking large groups, including the weak), short-term thinking, manipulation, and lies are all not done out of evil intention but are strategies to avoid personal risks and negative consequences even at the expense of the group.

Strong men see their world in terms of maximizing opportunity seeking and risk management (a predator mindset). Truth-seeking, risky experimentations, personal honor, heroism, judging, and pack behavior (seeking quality in small groups, excluding the weak), long-term thinking, etc., are not done selfishly but as strategies to maximize our exposure to opportunities and the profit from opportunities with which to benefit our group.

Prey and predator have such a different way to see the world that it’s hard for women and weak men to understand us strong men. But we can understand the weak because even the strongest of us were once children. Because we can see both sides, we must be the ones to lead.

One of the changes that marks maturity and the ascension of a male youth into manhood is the shift from being risk-avoidant to opportunity-seeking. The strong and mature man sees opportunity in everything, even death. He is constantly realigning himself with what brings him new and better opportunities. This is the path of growth and success for men.

Unfortunately, millions of young men have been denied the opportunity to experiment with risk-taking as youths. This is part of a long-term trend. Young men are overly sheltered from nature’s feedback. Stunted. They lack the skills to judge and manage risks and the ego strength to handle setbacks and failure like a man. This leaves them as hyper-risk-avoidant as a woman.

Women, on the other hand, benefit from actively seeking to preserve their value, to avoid risks, and to remain part of a stable tribe that gives them security. Unfortunately, that path is often broken as millions of young women have no guardian father, brothers, or uncles, no protective church or community, and are in the hands of a system that treats them as disposable and feeds them to predators.

Most of the antisocial behavior of modern young women exists because their natural systems have been hijacked by an exploitive anti-human system. They are following their nature, obeying the dominant social authority, and doing what they think they need to do to be “in” and secure.

The solution to the problems of both modern men and women is the same, and as always, we mature men must take the lead in fixing things. There is no escaping the patriarchy as a solution.

We must teach young men how to take risks. We must encourage them to be bold and do great things, including building, under our leadership, tribes and nations that form a new, dominant social order that rewards both men and women for wholesome, pro-social behavior such as natural gender roles, chastity before marriage, young marriage, lots of children, and interfamily cooperation under a benevolent patriarchy in a divine order.

The natural instincts of men and women are not the problem. The broken system that we live in is the problem. We must replace it with a system that conforms to natural law. That is the heroic struggle of our time, to crush the dark, evil death cult that corrupts the West and replace it with light, love, and life.

Shine on, my friends.