[kerouac]

Tyler Durden, from RSD, is one of my favorite PUA thinkers, and I particularly enjoy reading his stuff mainly because it always has a touch of philosophy. Anyway, he has this really interesting article up on the RSD blog about Complacency. Now, this is an article that speaks to me at this point in my life, and I would like to share it with some of you, because I'm sure other people might find it useful/interesting.

Here it is, Do Human Beings Inherently Hate Themselves?

[College Game]

Well that was a downer.

[Roosh]

No offense but I think reading tylerd may be harmful to actual pick up skill, for the reasons you stated (thinker, philosophy).

When it comes to pu, the persistent doers succeed before all.

[VonDoogan]

a little long-winded and pedantic for my liking. not to mention off target in many of the conclusions drawn in the post. most of what he talks about has to do with letting the past and future obscure acceptance of the present, although he never verbalizes it. whether it is allowing past experiences to color your sense of self or perceived sense of worth, or compulsive projection into or obsession with the future, the mind obscuring the "now" and seeking "self" in external outlets is at the root of most dysfunction in humans today. this post just really seemed offbase and nonsensical to me in its explanations of common human behaviors.

that being said, this was all pretty pointless and now my head kinda hurts.

[elguapo]

TylerD's blog is pretty good. Long-winded posts but interesting theoretical perspectives.

Just try to avoid paralysis by analysis

[Firepower]

Knowing the background of the Early Days of Pua

and its characters

The article is most intriguing