OSINT Engineer | Geopolitical Analysis | Building tools to help young men quit addictive/compulsive behavior.

Joined December 2024
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It's not necessary. It's well-meaning but misinformed people like you that perpetuate the narrative of it being necessary that leads to this behavior. Look up the Cass review, or the Swedish study. The evidence that medically transitioning actually improves outcomes is extremely weak at best and outright false at worst. Rates of suicide, depression, anxiety, etc all remain roughly the same post-transition relative to their pre-transition levels. Many people, particularly teens and young adults, who experience gender dysphoria report not feeling dysphoric after just a couple of years even without any gender affirming care. The "we must transition or we'll die" is literally a myth. It's not backed up by any rigorous science or empirically sound studies. I know your first reaction is probably to yell at me and call me transphobic but I'm not, I'm literally just repeating what recent medical science has demonstrated. We used to think that medically transitioning was necessary, but research has shown recently that this isn't the case and yet large swaths of the trans community refuse to let go of the debunked pseudo-science that lead them to where they are now.
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🚨 In a now-deleted post, Daniel Cormier exposed Eric Trump for asking him if any of the UFC White House fights were rigged: "I'm probably going to get a lot of flak for bringing this to light, however I refuse to stay silent... Shame on anyone trying to ruin this beautiful event."
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It’s strikes me as oddly misogynistic that you associate femininity with submissiveness like this. One can be feminine without being submissive, just as one can be masculine without being dominant. A man can admire a woman’s femininity as an embodiment of her power, not as a sign of her weakness.
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Got into an accident while longboarding with my dog yesterday 🙃 Hurts like heck
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Jun 13
Replying to @HannahDCox
People conflate social awkwardness with introversion FAR too often. Introverts are not inherently shy, quiet, awkward wallflowers. Inversely, extroverts are not inherently smooth talking or great at engaging in a worthwhile discussion. You can be introverted while still knowing how to socialize and you can be extroverted while still being socially inept
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Andy retweeted
You might think he’s joking, but he’s not If you’re an Anthropic employee, you have the unique opportunity to go down in history as a universally adored hero and liberator What would John Brown do?
can someone in anthrophic just start torrenting the weights
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This is such an odd thing to say. These radical TRA's are so "woke" that they're essentially reinventing homophobia from first principles lmao. Just let people be attracted to what they're attracted to. A lesbian not wanting to fuck a trans-woman because he has a penis isn't a moral failing or a reflection of her character.
if were being so for real genital preference is a sign of a dead imagination and a lack of empathy. if you cannot see a body as relational to a person you aren't having sex but choosing a cut of meat
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Prostitution is bad for society and bad for women’s status within it. It teaches men that sexual access is something to be purchased rather than something freely and mutually shared. It reinforces the idea that women’s sexuality exists to serve male demand. A healthy society treats women as equal sexual agents. A prostitution-based society treats female sexuality as a commodity. The result is not sexual liberation. It is the commercialization of intimacy, the objectification of women, the enablement of rape culture and sexual double standards, and the erosion of women’s social status.
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June is Men's Health Month. Most people know something is wrong, but few know how bad the numbers actually are. As President of @aibm_org — the first national research institute dedicated to boys and men's wellbeing, I need to share what our data shows⬇️
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Thomas Massie for President 2028
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Again I swear somebody needs to do a street walk video in the UK because this just isn't true here, there's height matched and even taller woman couples everywhere. I mean everywhere. We need mass undoing of the doomerism we've been fed as men for the past couple of decades.
Goodnight everyone
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In order to get out of the national debt we faced in the 1940s we raised the top marginal tax rate to 94% on all income earned past $200k, but keep telling me we can’t or shouldn’t tax the rich
The national debt just exceeded 100% of GDP for the first time since 1946, per WSJ
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Replying to @MattWalshBlog
Stop trying to divide the country more. We’re done with left vs right
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So starting a war in the Middle East turned out to be a big mistake. Well, it's not like anyone could have seen that coming.
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There is a crisis in boys and young men today because because in the rush to get rid of so-called "toxic masculinity", society demonized all masculinity (or tried to replace it with a neutered, feminized version that simply does not work) and young men need aspirational examples of healthy, genuine male-modelled masculinity in order to develop properly. I do get it. I see WHY it was so easy to go too far in the drive to get rid of toxic masculinity and instead erase all masculinity. There is not much wiggle room between the toxic and the healthy versions, mostly differences in scale and intent but not type. We took a sledge hammer to it when we should have used a scalpel. For example, a classic example of toxic masculinity is male violence. I think we can all agree male violence is a hallmark of toxic masculinity, especially when directed towards women. But the idea that therefore ALL male violence = toxic does not follow. The fact is, "violence" - or to be precise, "the ability to use violence as a tool where appropriate and necessary" - is a core part of healthy masculinity. We can all see that the guy who is violent towards his wife b/c she came home late from work or wore something sexy to the club is CLEARLY an example of toxic masculinity. But imagine a man is out with his wife & kids and someone approaches with a knife and is acting aggressive/violent towards his family. In that scenario, using violence to protect his family is the epitome of healthy masculinity, whereas any man unwilling/unable to use violence as a tool in that context is a failed man. Another example of the close tie between toxic masculinity and it's healthy version is the concept of ownership. For sure, men who believe their wives/gf are LITERALLY their property and therefore they can do what they want with them are undeniably toxic. But that doesn't mean ALL feelings of "ownership " towards one's family is toxic. As a man, I feel responsible for the safety and protection of my family. Keyword, MY family. Doesn't mean I think they're my property for me to do as I wish. It DOES mean i feel that my wife/gf & my kids are my responsibility to keep safe. The feelings of protectiveness and responsibility a man with healthy masculinity will feel towards his family are absolutely rooted in SOME form of concept of "ownership"; not legally/practically, but certainly at least on some benevolent, psychological level. In other words, the difference between knowing WHEN to use violence and WHO to use it against is the key differentiator between "toxic masculinity" and it's healthy version, not the application of male violence in and of itself. Obviously this is a very broad generalization, but it's also broadly true; at the heart of healthy masculinity is a protective instinct and at the heart of healthy femininity is a nurturing instinct. That is why the fundamental sex-based behavior of men and women tend to reflect these concepts. That doesnt mean social conditioning doesnt exacerbate or inflame our innate differences or that exceptions aren't abundant. At the end of the day, society needs healthy versions of both healthy masculinity and healthy femininity to be healthy. No, of course nobody should feel compelled to perform any version of either of these if they dont want too, and a healthy, modern society must always make space for men and women who have no interest in participating in traditional sex-based social roles. But I believe most ppl WANT to adhere to these roles (I.e. most straight men want to be masculine and most straight women want to be feminine) b/c these things have been baked into our DNA over millions of years of evolution optimizing our reproduction. At the end of the day, men and women are not enemies, we are partners; we need each other. And the best way for the species to thrive is when healthy versions of The Sacred Masculine and The Sacred Feminine coexist as the dominant theme in male/female relations.
what opinion about men do you have that makes people feel like this?
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The real story is that young men are not ok.
In charts: The nation’s fertility rates hit record lows in 2025 as childbearing continued to shift toward older women on.wsj.com/41qPbw7
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The Fox clip below is an example of the Israeli influenced media echo chamber- President Trump’s policy for Iran has always been “No Nuclear Weapons”, not zero enrichment (see Truth post). The Israelis want zero enrichment b/c it is nearly impossible to enforce, is a non starter for Iran & requires regime change. No Nuclear weapons is obtainable & POTUS’s redline, zero enrichment is an Israeli/Neocon ploy to force conflict. x.com/allenanalysis/status/2…
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I see no difference between this and when the tea was thrown into the harbor 🤷🏾‍♂️
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Trump's followers on Truth Social are extremely upset about his attacks on Candace Owens, Megyn Kelly, Alex Jones, and Tucker Carlson.
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