Category: Politics, Power, and Governance

TO ANSWER TODAY:

This is a great topic, so I don’t want to lose track of it, and I’ll answer it here, because yes, it is a funamental problem with the end of the agararian age that made monogamy possible and necessary.

—“I understand that your thread on incels was probably designed to continue your attack on our far-right opposition, and I support this. I would however like hear your genuine thoughts on the subject. … I think most of the replies to the thread addressed the symptoms of the following cause: Let’s assume that half of men able to attract a partner will commit to one woman, while the other half will occupy the casual attention of three women. Then on average the men displaying a market value in the top 50% will occupy two women each, and the bottom 50% of men are priced out of the market since the population of men and women is roughly equal. … Without enforced monogamy women will continue to seek a relationship with men displaying a higher market value than themselves, because half of those men will engage in casual relationships with them. Those men, however, will never commit to someone with a lower market value.”—