Careful with the return to logic. The USSR’s main aim was to be purely logical. We need something higher than man.
We need a truth higher than any human authority, believed in the heart of every man woman and child, that can’t be changed by authority or propagandised against. It needs to be the highest, most undeniable truth we know. So logic is a part of it but also natural law, God, and Darwinism need to be mixed in to the new cultural myth.
There is no point fighting the system, it will die by itself very soon. Our aim is to create a thought cathedral of undeniable ideas and a way of living that will outlast it, and by its stronger nature, attract those as yet uncorrupted. Art will help.
Asher Nelson
Start by making your body a piece of art. A walking Greek statue is much more naturally attractive to follow than a fat neckbeard, who is easy to dismiss as a loser. Aesthetics are everything. Marxists don’t do themselves any favours.
Charles Hughes
Culture of Critique brief summary, you need to watch this if you haven’t.
Charles Lewis
This is the truth spoken. Eat keto, exercise like a Spartan, and train your intellect just as vigorously with classical literature and philosophy.
Oliver Rogers
Eating hotdogs with mayonaisse and no bread isnt going to help anything.
David Wood
Keto improves cognitive performance and increases lifespan. More ability to out-think the Jew and more time to breed Aryan pussy. Stick with your carbs, which are historically pleb fuel.
Jaxon Rodriguez
Source/logic for keto increasing lifespan? Surely nobody’s done it for long enough to prove it yet.
Ok thanks. Have been looking into keto but it seems very reliant on meat, which isn’t very sustainable (imagine a society where everyone eats lots of meat every day, seems a pretty energy inefficient way of living). Also the fastest growth phase of life is infancy, and mothers milk is only 5% protein, suggesting brotein is overrated. And from what I’ve seen keto seems to be promoted mostly by bodybuilding meatheads.
Not sure if it’s better than lacto-vegetarian, which is what I’ve been following for a few months now and I’m the strongest I’ve ever been. The longest lived societies on earth are all vegetarian, with one exception being where they eat like 10% fish.
Source: Healthy at 100 (book, can’t remember author)
