I can’t recommend this book enough. Heard is 100 percent /ourguy/ and has great direction for the book. It’s a potential bridge for normies with tons of points that’ll get the noggin joggin.
The deconstruction and inversion of art was one of the first major attacks on the west. Modern art has been bleeding out our culture for over a century and it goes largely unaddressed. The book points out the who and the how. Plus, why traditional art was so crucial to the west.
Check it out.

Here are a few tir excepts

Aaand discord puts the images in the reverse order that they were selected 😡

Thanks

I would recommend roger scruton's 'why beauty matters' if you haven't seen it. Essentially the same topic.

I got it for $0.50 at a thrift store. Would it be worth giving it a quick read?

@nord

Oh I was talking about the documentary

Oh, ok

I’ve actually had people recommend that book to me, and I’m only just realizing I’ve seen the documentary for it on YouTube. It’s worth a watch.

^ whoops that can’t be right. The book “why beauty matters” is deconstructionist propaganda. In that case, I can’t remember this book recommendation. It’s not “the painted word” by Tom Wolfe, although that’s another good one if people like the decline and fall.

Tom Wolfe’s The Painted Word. Nothing you guys don’t know here, he just breaks down one way so few can guide so many.

From "African Population Projections: 1850-1960" by Patrick Manning

A few decades after their arrival, endogamous Sogdian merchants were already receiving privileges from the Chinese government and replacing Chinese culture with their own.

@Evan thanks for the two recommendations, I'm ordering on Amazon later today

You got it Mikolas. They’re good reads.

https://www.counter-currents.com/2019/02/the-transcendental-mind-of-europeans-stands-above-the-embedded-mind-of-asians/
I found this interesting

https://www.spreaker.com/show/interregnum
Also this is a good, generally bigger brained podcast that touches on some interesting topics—sponsored by Arktos

Damn we are way higher 25-45 years of age, males that is. I wouldn’t have thought it would be that long

What book is this

25 makes sense, but not really 45. Thats interesting

Book is The Social Leap by William Von Hippel

He's a liberal but awesome psychologist

His description of young males fails to recognize that men are more likely to risk for glory, die in wars, pursue dangerous careers thus having more "accidents."

Ya it’s definitely multi variable. We do it cause we have a higher reproductive output than women right? Women don’t benefit from a status and risk taking in a reproductive sense than men would

Exactly

"Because chimps are brainier than baboons, they take longer to reach adulthood, and their slower maturation rate means they demand more maternal care. As a consequence, chimps have an older age of initial reproduction and lower rate of reproduction than baboons."

🤔 🤔 🤔

Whatchya thinking about it?

Just interesting?

I'm thinking this theory is applicable to our own species. I find nature's consistency to be satisfying.

I’m fairly certain average gestation period of blacks is shorter than whites

Not finding good resources atm