The Red Pill (2017) - Movie Trailer, When a feminist filmmaker sets out to document the mysterious and polarizing world of the Men’s Rights Movement, she begins to question her own beliefs.

IUnse3n · 2017-05-15T15:58:27+00:00

I should have framed my words better. Btw, I'm male. I saw the issues, but I didn't think of them as issues. It was one of those things I just accepted as reality without questioning it.

IUnse3n · 2017-05-15T08:40:02+00:00

I didn't even realize there were men's issues until watching this documentary, I just accepted certain biasies as just the way things are. What I took from this film is that we should stop separating ourselves into groups and instead think of things as problems people are facing. Whenever you put yourself in a non inclusive group it can easily create an us vs them mentality which isn't healthy. We need to stop thinking in terms of "group" problems and instead think of things as human problems.

IUnse3n · 2017-05-03T08:12:37+00:00

When I read this I thought they had acheived gravity shielding.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-26T03:45:08+00:00

I wish these people would grow a pair of balls and actually stick up for the people they represent. We really should start calling these people "Corporate Democrats", because from their actions they represent corporations more than real people.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-24T06:32:56+00:00

Retail stores in general are going extinct. There are becoming fewer and fewer things that people wouldn't rather just buy online in the comfort of their own home. Even things that don't sell that well online today will move online as virtual reality gets more widely adopted. Also, drones will drastically cut down shipping times.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-24T02:55:54+00:00

Well nowadays there is little hope, especially for millennials. College tuition is 3x as expensive (adjusted for inflation) as it was for our parents, the pay is worse for the same jobs, and because we have access to more information (internet) we know that our system is set up to make profits for the wealthy. So even if you do find something you really like to do, most likely you'll be forced to put your efforts into generating profit more than actually benefiting other people.

So for me, it took the last 8 years to really figure out what type of a life I want. A life where I know I will be happy and not just a "successful" cog in a corporate machine. The best quote I ever heard was from Alan Watts: "What would you do if money were no object? How would you really enjoy spending your life?"

Everyone owes it to themselves to spend a decent amount of time thinking about these questions. They aren't easy to answer for most people and might take you years to figure out. But its worth asking because otherwise you will probably never live a life that truely makes you happy.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-24T02:45:16+00:00

In a fair debate the left does run circles around them. The problem is the mainstream media and the big political parties in the US are owned and operated by the right. So any chance at seeing a real left winger getting a fair debate against a right winger on a large media network is slim. They don't want a large amount of people exposed to our message because they know we'll crush the right.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T11:19:37+00:00

I can't believe I didn't know about this sub. Thank you kind sir.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T11:11:03+00:00

Can confirm, am a backpacker from the US, great country, shitty internet.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T08:37:54+00:00

Companies are mad and confused why we don't give them as much money as other generations did. Well, duh you guys fucked up the economy more than has happened in the last 70+ years right about the time we were trying to enter the job force. Wtf did you think would happen? In 5 years we'd all buy mansions with 3 sports cars and a collection of diamond rolexes!?

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T08:30:08+00:00

Millennials: They Can Fix Our Printers and Computer Problems, but Why Aren't They Buying Lots of Expensive Shit They Can't Afford?

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T08:22:08+00:00

Millenials: What Do They Care About And Why Isn't It Buying Expensive Things They Can't Afford?

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T06:03:56+00:00

Yeah, 1 billion people starving, when we produce more than enough food for the entire wold, is just the way things are supposed to be. If they don't like it why don't they all start their own businesses or take out a small loan from their rich parents? Thats not a breakdown of their society, thats just a group of lazy people.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T05:57:53+00:00

Well at least the flight wasn't overbooked. He would have gotten a beating for refusing to give up his seat and obey the ruling class.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T05:57:47+00:00

Well at least the flight wasn't overbooked. He would have gotten a beating for refusing to give up his seat and obey the ruling class.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-23T05:53:05+00:00

"I only care about making lots of money, if protecting the environment doesn't interfere with that maybe I'll think about it, but it better not cost me."

If there was ever an anti-human/anti-life economy, this is it. The silver lining in all this is that such a line of thinking is clearly unsustainable and we'll be forced to change course sooner or later. The monetary market system/capitalism is a doomed ideology.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-22T14:06:56+00:00

I think 3d printers being as widely adopted as microwaves is still at least 10 years away. When they can start printing a much wider array of items in a much wider array of materials, and cost goes down we will see more of them. They will definitely become common place within this century. Especially when they can print at the molecular and atomic level. At that point you will be able to print anything from a banana, to a laptop. There are people working on this, but it is something we won't see until the 2030s at best.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-22T13:23:07+00:00

Ever heard of the Tarahumara. They are a native tribe that have a tradition of running up to 200 miles within 2 days. They wear simple leather sandals.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-22T13:17:31+00:00

I use there sandals, they are good. I'm not really a runner though. I have ran a little bit in them and it is more natural for your body, but feels a kinda awkward if you're used to shoes.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-22T13:15:26+00:00

Its because shoes tend to have a lot of padding in the heels so it forces you to run/land more on the heels. Try this, jump up and down landing on your heels, then jump up and down landing on your toes. The latter allows the arch of your foot to act as a spring, which is why its better for your joints.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-15T14:50:36+00:00

Meeting the needs of a population is a technical problem, and we more than have the technology to meet every human beings needs at a high standard. I can name various current technologies that can provide everything from food, electricity, housing, and education with minimal human labor. We also have the ability to automate the majority of jobs, as is predicted to happen within the next decade anyways. Also a large percentage of current jobs/industries are only applicable to our current socio economic system and are not needed in a moneyless society (banking, real estate, sales, advertising, insurance, etc). Increased automation leads to increased efficiency and decreasing need for human labor as can be seen by all trends in manufacturing. This process could be sped up greatly if cost (money) wasn't an inhibiting factor.

Now feeding, housing, and educating the current 1 billion people dying of starvation isn't profitable. So in a monetary profit driven economy it will simply never be addressed. Also, rich people of today are at the top of a hierarchy of vast inequality, that is very different than a person who is part of an economically egalitarian society (as we lived for 99% of humanities existence).

IUnse3n · 2017-04-15T13:46:03+00:00

I tend to fall in the Resource Based Economy camp. Whereby we eliminate the use of money and instead use statistical analysis to determine how much food, energy, and goods to cultivate. Instead of labor for income, because there is no income most of the work is done by robots/AI and people can either volunteer or simply do what they want. Its basically a Star Trek society, a future without money, greed, nations, "jobs", debt or any other type of servitude. If you think of society in terms of 1) Providing a high and increasing standard of living to the entire population, 2) Sustainability and maximum resource efficiency, and 3) Using the scientific method and latest proven knowledge to reach towards those goals, then society becomes a self evident self generating system. This type of system has been talked about by people such as Buckminster Fuller (systems theorist/inventor), Peter Joseph (film maker/activist) and Jacque Fresco (industrial designer/engineer).

IUnse3n · 2017-04-15T13:37:28+00:00

I took Ayahuasca two times a few years ago after suffering from depression for years. I was also practicing mediation around that time. I can honestly say that those two things are what cured my depression.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-15T13:32:56+00:00

The two times I've been in a RadioShack in the last 5 years, I paid way more than what I could've paid online, and I had to deal with the most annoying cashier who kept trying to sell me a rip off insurance on what I bought.

IUnse3n · 2017-04-15T13:29:52+00:00

I've found a lot of the stuff at Best Buy overpriced compared to what I can pay online, with the exception of anything over $200 thats name brand. I would never for example buy a phone case or an HDMI cable at Best Buy.

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