Educating Kings

This sounds like a quality basis for any Autarky.
What do you suggest for Phys. Ed? Cardio? Martial Arts?

I would propose adding to this list.

Craftsmanship''
The Skill to manipulate matter into Utility is a powerful one.
Metallurgy
Forging
Carpentry

Resource Gathering'
Resources are needed for various aspects of any Living Space. Metals / Herbs / Woods / Clay / etc.

Chemistry
For Hygiene (p.e. Toothpaste / Soap ), Medicinal Purposes (Most Medicine is based on Natural Products) and Self-Defense Capabilities ( :^) )

Outdoor Survival
Self-Explanatory

Paleo and keto diet.
Plyometric movements
High intensity interval training HIIT
Wrestling judo juijitsu boxing and mauy Thai are the only respectable martial arts
Olympic and power lifting for strength

I did not know there was a single word to explain my meaning so well. Thanks.

My list was intentionally limited to only the most basic ones, these are great additions. I would suggest we first create a complete outline of "subjects" and categorize them, and then add specific works for the specific field, loosely, for instance:

- Food
- Water
- Wood and Stone (Craftsmanship)
- Metallurgy (Craftsmanship)
- etc.

As you can see, there is, and will be significant overlap between some, but that's hardly a problem. The whole point of this is to be able to reduce dependence to the current system as much as possible, and to have it thrive to a reasonable extent.

As far as Phys. Ed and Martial arts. I couldn't have said it better than , I would suggest watching Sv3rige on YouTube, yes he goes to extremes but if you can boil down the essentials he is a great source of information on nutrition.

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Thanks user I will check out that channel :)

Adding Literature
Henley's twentieth century forrmulas, recipes and processes, containing ten thousand selected household and workshop formulas, recipes, processes and moneymaking methods for the practical use of manufacturers, mechanics, housekeepers and home workers

by Hiscox, Gardner Dexter, 1822?-1908

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Tnx user. Those are some Excellent Tips! I'll be checking those out.
I am considering Tai Chi for MA myself.

You learn something new everyday at Zig Forums!
I am considering adding Salvaging as a skill as well: it's good for salvaging valuable metals and reforging them. You can also use it for external trade.

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Thai chi will not teach u to defend urself. Thai chi was created when they banned martial arts in China. They hid their moves in Thai chi which is more of a fitness dance thing.

If you aren't sparring people then u aren't doing a real martial art. Try mauy thai

Re: Homesteading, permaculture is an incredibly important topic for study. We are shepards of the land, after all. Geoff Lawton's materials are a good starting point. You want your entire ecosystem working with you to sustain you and your family.

Watersheds are a key part of homesteading. Every man should be able to locate or create their own. Dowsing for water should also be studied. Purification techniques for water once you actually have it are a must as well.

Bees. Learn beekeeping.

Any land can be transformed over a few years by growing clover and churning it over multiple times. There are more advanced techniques and this is an oversimplification, but don't be discouraged by poor soil if you have a good location otherwise. Pigs make excellent livestock but you should start with a goat to do your weeding for you. Then get chickens, then get more chickens, then a cat and a dog, then even more chickens, then pigs.

Earthships and related home construction techniques that maximize energy use, sunlight, and so on, allow for healthy villages fully integrated with nature to be built anywhere in the world.

Aquaponics and hydroponics are also worthy of study. The integration of fish ecosystems into permaculture is a vibrant new field.

Tai Chi is chink yoga, you dumbfuck

Don't be a dick about it. Read my post
And u will see it has martial arts in it

Amazing, downloaded this.

My hippy philosophy substitute teacher taught us about permaculture along some "conspiracy theories" about how hemp could be used as substitute for 90% of oil derived products etc. Bless his heart, it was in the right place. Ever since then, I'm very keen on it, since it's basically automanaging your farm and working with nature as opposed to against it. It is definitely near the top where homesteading is concerned.

Permaculture is a method to renew soil as far I'm aware, so depleted soil as you said, shouldn't be too much of a problem. As far as the order of which one should acquire livestock, I'm not informed, do you have any reading on the subject?

As far as eartships and construction goes, I ```strongly``` suggest following @wrathofgnon on twitter, you don't need to make an account to read his tweets and the articles/books he suggests, but you will have to check manually. Pic related, some of his recent tweets re: architecture, he has a huge thread on traditional architecture on his profile , check it out.

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Using the most orwellian expression on fucking Zig Forums
Gtfo

Good thing then, that it was in quotation marks to imply I was only presenting it not agreeing with it then huh?

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fuck, meant to post this one

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Read a lot of the Roman ones. U got some good books in there
But Plato is pretty crappy tbh

It's pretty legit seen in action. Action starts at 2:42

When did they ban Martial Arts out of China?
Admittedly, the lack of Body Contact during Sparring is a con of Tai Chi. Mauy Thai looks explosive. I will meditate on my decision.

Like it or not, monarchy is untennable in the modern political landscape.
Sure, you can inform me that monarchy is the most stable, most ancient form of government. But this is all just political theory when in practice no one has a clue how to return kings to their thrown. In fact, it may even be impossible for a modern state to be ruled by a hereditary monarch other than in name.

Thai chi might work on a guy who doesn't know what he's doing in a fight. But they don't use it in the UFC because it doesn't work well. Maybe a SUPER high level grandmaster can make use of it but it has yet to be seen in the octogon

Thai chi is completely worthless. It is an exercise routine that old chinese men do at 6AM in the park.

Martial arts in general is retarded because we have had guns for hundreds of years. If you don't have a gun, then run away, get your gun, and return with your gun. If your attacker has a gun and you don't well then you're fucking dead.

No government will protect u

archive.org/details/folkscanomy_defense
8ch.net/k/catalog.html

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_strategy

Thai chi has hidden moves in it. It's not 100% worthless but I'm also not saying it's a serious martial art.

Also no u can't bring ur gun everywhere with u 100% of the time. It's a great goal for fitness to become competent in a fight.

Why not look up archives of early 20th century university curriculum? There has to be some archives online.

I'm doing that, but it is not sufficient, there are information outside of 20th century universities that is hidden from the general population.

Now this I need.

last bump before bed

yeah every man should know basic hand to hand
punch, kick, grapple, strangle, armlock, throw, keep the right distance
that's pretty much it
a man has a body, better know how to use it

mega.nz/#F!BGpDxQZR!nML6GBQ2DJPbqESkc8ZCtQ

Do we have any books/materials that could help the collective as it is now, to thrive better? Your focus is more on the classic, and on the outside. But do we have materials for the different things that the collective does? Some basics maybe?

The collective? you mean the masses? the masses could benefit from learning about propaganda

So far i think you are correct.
I'm planning to leave the city in the near future; and form a family away from degeneracy, where i can teach my future kids about all the things that are good in this Earth and all the lies that they will encounter in their life (and there are many).

bump

When there is an accredited certification for using the table saw, I'll stop believing diplomas are a sham.

user, I agree on permaculture promotion. Farming, Theology, homesteading and manners are much needed for the youth.

Honestly, its not that difficult, if the red tape was not there to homestead. Everything is too regulated.

That aside, understanding from my experience and research, "soil structure" is the biggest asset in farming any time any where. Soil, Sand, Rock etc can become asset sorted/classified and placed in the right places.

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viriculture is made by a man who claims to be a doctor and dentist. It focuses around how to properly raise a child in a degenerate society. Its pretty based. anyways im sharing this because it used to be a website but got shutdown because it was too redpilled and the guy who wrote this shit prolly got got. anywho I hope this will be of use to someone out there because it is very, very obscure and to even know about this Viriculture shit is impossible. good day
here is a link to a mega upload to the pdf
on mega
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and here is the key
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To further interest I'll copy paste from the pdf th beginning:

vi·ri·cul·ture
Optimizing human development using environmental factors.
When I first set out to write a practical guide to viriculture, I wanted to create a manual for the
mother of my own children. However, after nearly a decade of meditation on the subject, I have
come to realize that it is not so much the mother, but the father who will best be able to make use of
this work. Fathers are a neglected class in the modern West, portrayed as fat baffoons by the media,
and skewered by our laws. The breakdown of gender boundaries in the last century has warped
practical male education as well. While he has been encouraged to change diapers and warm up
bottles, modern man completely lacks direction in the strategic, structural, and architectural aspects
of child-rearing. These are the areas in which the masculine nature can best contribute to child
rearing, as opposed to the cyclical minute-to-minute needs of an infant, for which man is
biologically unsuited.
However, while it may be difficult to perform viriculture without a father, it is impossible without a
mother. Children are literally made out of their mother’s body, especially during the earliest years.
The choices she makes before, during, and after gestation determine, as we shall see, to an almost
unbelievable degree, major life outcomes for the child. A mother who feels the importance of, and
devotes herself to viriculture performs the loftiest and most noble role for her children, her family,
and her community.
Once upon a time viriculture occurred spontaneously, but our culture is very different today. Culture
as an entity exists between our primitive animal instincts and our deliberate philosophizing. It is the
default way of life within a society. In varying degrees, culture arises spontaneously in all humans
groups, long before sophisticated scholarship or even means of intergenerational transmission exist.
This essay is about the loss of culture – especially that of Western civilization – and the hope to
regain humanity on Earth.
Say first, for Heav’n hides nothing from thy view
Nor the deep Tract of Hell, say first what cause
Mov’d our Grand Parents in that happy State,
Favour’d of Heav’n so highly, to fall off
Paradise Lost, Milton, 1667
Lamentation for what we once had – but have since lost – echoes through the history of Western Art
– with “the Golden Age” the Pagan and “Eden” the Christian reference point. Today these cries are
rarely heard, drowned out by ceaseless noise from TV and radio advertisement and propaganda
about modern “Progress.” Worse still, the prerequisite budding realization itself is trampled during
the our modern fast-paced bargain-priced high-throughput tourist tours of the Acropolis, or
Coliseum, or the Duomo of Milan, or the Great Houses of England, or the peasant cottages of
England, or the old city of Vienna, or the Paris Garnier, or Boston’s Old North Church. The key
realization that people, many people, normal people, indeed whole societies lived, everyday and for
hundreds of years in places that are to us idyllic once-in-a-lifetime vacation destinations. If Hesiod
opined his own as an Age of Iron, ours is further degenerated still – an Age of Plastic, or of Asphalt,
or of Garbage.
Architecture and urban design represent only the most visible of the long list of ways in which we,
in the last century, have become completely unglued from the great traditions of the West, and have,
at the time of writing, genuinely fallen into a Dark Age, which in the US may date from around the
1960s. Indeed any aspect of culture – sculpture, painting, poetry, music, gardening, farming, food,
artisan craftsmanship, clothing, education, physical fitness, moral virtue, etiquette, and
connoisseurship – essentially all have fallen into an unaesthetic, insincere morass – having been
hijacked by “Harvard-Soviet” experts at the expense of human flourishing.

We have, by now, lost so much of our culture that my essay that aims at a practical solution to
developing children into excellent adults cannot be made – as nearly all modern books on child
rearing are – out of isolated recommendations on how to find the best obstetrician or pediatrician, a
“good” school, day care, and after school activities for little Johnny, and how to get him to eat his
vegetables and sleep straight through the night without waking Mommy who is tired and has work
in the morning. Indeed, most modern parenting books, being purchased primarily by Mommy, cater
to her – not so much the health of the baby. They are light, feel-good, pat-yourself on the back
romps – soft, gentle, inoffensive – in other words feminized to the extreme – to suit the
predominately female audience of expectant and new mothers. Were a book to contain harsh and
strict recommendations, contrary or even offensive to what the average modern mother already
presupposes she will find in such a book, we cannot expect that she would choose to buy it. Of
course, it would be unfair to expect that the average mother is naturally an intrepid defender of
Truth, Beauty and Virtue, the savior of civilization, a connoisseur of culture, or an expert on child
development. But luckily for our purposes she does not need to be. It is enough that she be sensitive
and compassionate, of reasonable intelligence and art, who above all desires her son or daughter to
be the best.
These prescription on viriculture would hardly be at home in the “baby section” of a bookstore. The
interested parent will find here a long approach and a further steep climb up a rough path with many
forks, thorny vines and fallen trees. If he does not end the journey at the peak of some lofty
intellectual mountain, at least we can hope to rise above to the clouds. For our discussion of
viriculture is intended, not to oppose, offend, or humiliate, but to conduct the reader through the
modern jungle of philosophy, physical anthropology, and statistical biology, so that by journey’s end
he can appreciate the truth of this path. On the way, let us be relaxed, familiar, and avoid any
pretense to excessive knowledge.
Our cultural decline has become so severe that our sons and daughters are physically, mentally, and
emotionally deformed. This deformity is not a poetic metaphor, but rather is literally true – many,
perhaps most, people you meet are deformed. We explore the stigmata of these deformities at length
– and you may begin to see them in your family, friends, and possibly yourself.

The average person can never develop a safe and effective culture from scratch, but rather must rely
on traditional practice. Only the very pretentious would attempt to “improve” on tradition – and
these people generally cause more harm them good. How then can I profess to improve on current
child-rearing practice? Because our traditional culture has degenerated so completely there is no
longer much to disturb. Furthermore, attempting to restore effective traditions is different than topdown
imposing newly invented culture and claiming it will be “good for us.”
I have been forced to perceive that here, once more, we have one of those not infrequent
cases where an ancient and stubbornly retained popular belief seems to have come
nearer to the truth of the matter than the opinion of modern science.
The Interpretation of Dreams, (((Freud))), 1899
Culture is a way of life and has a pervasive influence in how the average member of society goes
about making her life decisions. The culture can therefore be said to have a sort of “wisdom,” in
that it guides people to do the right thing whether or not they know why – what Plato calls “right
opinion.” The loss of the embodied wisdom of culture is sad when it happens to traditional peoples,
and it is especially sad in the case of the culture of the West, which was nurtured by the Greek
heroes, expanded by the Roman patricians, and reborn among the Renaissance and Enlightenment
nobility.
Because this work is premised on our living in a severely degenerated culture, it takes a different
approach from most contemporary child rearing books. Most modern recommendations are like
band-aids on a dying patient, relying on low quality evidence to promote some modern intervention
that holds little promise. Some do a little better in that they revive a lost aspect of healthy child
rearing. But no prior work has, as far as I know, attempted to piece together all of the aspects of
human culture generally that at one time combined to produce excellent humans. That is the aim of
the present work. Luckily for us – and this is a crucial point – we neither have to recommend any
modern intervention, nor create a culture from scratch (if even such a thing were possible). The
cultural shards and splinters of the past have been preserved – they are not truly lost – although they
are tucked away in moldy pigeon holes in some old professor’s office, far from popular
consciousness. The “educated” myopic nerd sub-specialist of today clings to his tiny pretty piece or
two, but (unless he is a classicist) doesn’t dream of what the completed puzzle shows.
Living in the midst of ignorance
wise in their own eyes, thinking themselves scholars,
fools go round and round, running here and there,
like the blind led by the blind.
Katha Upanishad, circa 400 BC ?
On the contrary, traditional uncontacted peoples have an intact cultural puzzle, which afford them
many protections to poor outcomes relevant to child rearing. In the West these intact cultures have
become hard to find, and in America are almost completely gone. If they exist in the West today,
they are maintained to some degree in the most isolated fringes especially in Norway, Iceland, or
Siberia – and indeed one finds a relative abundance of beautiful and well developed bodies and
faces in these areas.
A final key to the puzzle of our un-civilization is to remember, as Europeans have been taught for
thousands of years, that our forbearers the ancient Greeks lived in a culture of exceptional beauty
and human flourishing.
Whose excellence he saw
Transcend his own so far
Paradise Lost, Milton, 1667
Their native intelligence combined with their balmy, forgiving climate and beautiful surroundings
allowed a culture to grow up in Greece that contained within it the most comprehensive formula for
developing human excellence. Among the nobility, their bony frames were well developed, with
beautiful overlying musculature. Their teeth were straight and their faces well proportioned. And in
their artistic and intellectual achievements they were even more prodigious, with the wealthy sons
of the Hellenes being so well trained that they perfected poetry (800 BC), sculpture (500 BC), laid
the foundations of Western architecture, and essentially invented medicine, drama, opera, and
philosophy itself. Ancient Greece can be thought of as a very smart, but still primitive society – one
of the only primitive societies to achieve civilization. The individuals of the society are unique
therefore in that the have the corporeal benefits of primitive societies (they are ripped and have
beautiful faces), with the intellectual and artistic benefits of a proper civilization

Europe has since surpassed the achievements of classical antiquity in many respects – with
architecture (perfected around AD 1400), painting (perfected around 1500), drama (perfected
around 1600), music and opera (perfected around AD 1800), and with further achievements in
philosophy, and some aspects of medicine. But in the mean time, the average physical condition of
the individual has not improved relative to that of Ancient Greece.
The history of Greek culture… actually begins in the aristocratic world of early Greece,
with the creation of a definite ideal of human perfection, and ideal toward which the
élite of the race was constantly trained.
Paideia: The Ideals of Greek Culture, Jaeger, 1944
If “Greece” today has become a dried husk of the civilization of the Hellenes, It does not detract
from the lessons we can learn from the past. At any rate, I hope the reader can see through the
common “if they were so great, how come they are dead?” argument.
From primitive cultures we can learn the benefits of old and humane diet and parenting practices
that are in touch with nature, such as traditional foods, traditional gender roles, attachment
parenting, living close to family and friends, and many others.
It is urgent therefore that the data presented in this chapter be looked upon as an
important key to the progressive degeneration that is taking place in many parts of the
world under the influence of our so-called modern civilization. It is a matter of profound
significance that the most primitive races were originally able to avoid the physical
degeneration so general in many communities today. It is also a matter of importance
that the primitives recognized not only these dangers but were conscious of and
practiced adequate means for preventing them. They had sufficient character to achieve
the ends which they deemed essential. Weakness in character may constitute the greatest
barrier in the reorganization and conservation of our modern civilization.
Nutrition and Physical Degeneration, Price, 1939
From refined and civilized cultures we can learn art, literature, connoisseurship, and excellent
education itself. As we said, this once unified culture of the West has been shattered, but the
individual shards of culture still exist largely intact. With proper planning, recollecting the cultural
fragments required to optimize diet, nursing, child rearing, and education is possible – and is
essentially the only way to consistently produce excellent men and women in the fullest sense.
I am trained as a doctor and a dentist, and you may find it hard to believe that the medical
community doesn’t already promote the behaviors which might lead to good corporeal growth,
beauty, and health. In truth doctors as a group know very little about health (although we may have
memorized a lot about the branches of the maxillary artery, or the GLUT-1 transporter protein). We
are trained to diagnose and treat disease, and unfortunately the health-promotion education that is
taught in medical schools misses the mark.

Medicine’s inability to help us grow healthy beautiful people stems from two follies; first medicine
has a philosophical arrogance and over-confidence about our their knowledge (they never read
Montaigne), second they have a lack of understanding of the complex nature of reality (they spent
too many years in school answering multiple choice questions, not enough time going on dates). For
these reasons, we shall see that this book is more philosophical and traditional than other books on
health and child rearing.
Let us become thoroughly sensible of the weakness, blindness, and narrow limits of
human reason: Let us duly consider its uncertainty and endless contrarieties, even in
subjects of common life and practice:
Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, Hume, 1776
However, there is one emerging academic field in particular that can guide us toward our goal of
excellent, beautiful, fully grown children – the science of complexity itself. Complexity theory is
new as far as theories go, but it has always been implicitly understood by great people who actually
have to make decisions in real life – generals, architects, farmers, businessmen, playboys, and even
a few good doctors. The behavior of complex systems is beginning to be formalized, with the
famous fractals of (((Benoit Mandelbrot))) as a mathematical underpinning. In principle, multiple
iterations of self-generating phenomena repeat themselves at different scales: a single stone looks
like a mountain, a single tributary looks like a river, the coast of a continent looks the same as a the
shore of a single bay. Indeed nature in general follows this sort of complex dynamics, as described
by Per Bak in his book How Nature Works, and these dynamics are present not just in the physical
structure of our surroundings but in natural processes such as evolution and organismal
development as well.
The living philosopher Nassim Taleb introduced complexity theory to the business world with his
books which consider financial markets as a special case that magnifies the effects of complexity.
The fractal nature of market behavior stares analysts and traders in the face all day long, and yet
most never realize what they are looking at, mistaking minute-to-minute or week-to-week noise as
the signal and leaving their “low risk” investments exposed to massive risk. By decreasing the
sampling frequency of the data, we can minimize the noise and see the true signal. In the below 40
year chart of the Dow Jones, we can see both the signal, a 50 year bubble, and the fractal nature of
this signal, the numerous super-imposed bubbles-within-a-bigger-bubble of 1987, 2001, 2008 – all
of which are dwarfed by the latest. Each of these bubbles has the same geometry, just on a different
scale.

Taleb’s interest in complexity led to his meeting Art de Vany, a professor of economics who is still
ripped in his 80s, and who had used his research in “power-law” dynamics (another way of talking
about complexity) to create a diet and exercise program that is actually appropriate for our complex
living bodies. The importance of zooming out in time to see the signal instead of the noise underlies
his use of traditional foods suitable to human’s evolved bodies.
We will see that the same lessons learned from familiarity with complexity theory apply to art,
architecture, literature, real education, and medicine. All of these aspects of complexity theory will
be explored on our way to understanding viriculture. Of course we know that the birthrates in the
West are well below replacement today. If this is our fate, we might at least make the few children
we have as excellent as possible.

And it goes on from there. This guy is on a whole other level. Backstory of how I found this is I was online everyday watching threads and one day there was a link posted to viriculture.com which was still usable, nowadays it has been completely wiped clean luckily someone copied all of the information and acquired the book in pdf form and uploaded it to anonfile which I downloaded and now am uploading it to mega. Now if you search for Viriculture on google it will show you an archived thread of 4chan talking about it and that's it. So I hope this info is spread farther than just my hard drive with this.

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Doing gods work user. Bless you.

it seems the anonfile is working again here is another link that is the original i downloaded, it includes a html file that allows you to use the website before it was shutdown
anonfile.com/Q6HdSbc8bf/Vi

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Yea, rather the zoomers here, I noticed a trend where the younger generation (especially on halfcuck) is too easily demoralized, and too generic, I thought "well how can we best uplift them", if we could teach them many of the basic aspects that came so naturally to us…

Teach lots of words and numbers and let them play a lot when they're younger. Give them shapes to play with, give them mechanical parts with which to make their own toys (but make it workable), just all sorts of colorful, shiny, sometimes dull, sometimes ugly, varied, motley ideas and numbers and shapes and things. Then when you find out what the CHILD likes, not what your own imagination thinks they will like or will work, then you give more advanced things to them on those fronts. If you find they like those and get good at them, you praise them (sincerely) and then leave them to their play (really WORK). You are already educating them. You are giving them the materials to develop their minds and grow them the way they have the ability and interest to do. Then you reward them by giving them love and praise (not too much, not too little, but just something sincere now and then when it happens to be just right). They will eventually grow new faculties as their brains grow, and so you add more linguistic and mathematical aspects as that happens, but not too much so that it is a damned chore. Chores are separate things for them so they don't live outside the "real world" of what sucks about the "real world" we happen to be in. So that they become realistic adults. But when they play, they learn, and when they learn, they play. But all along it is secretly "work".

Finally, depending on ability, you've got a child that may be working his way through the trivium all by himself if the books are around. Give him a set of toys that teaches him logic. Let the toys be something interesting with lights and colors, and make it work only when he produces the correct logical pattern. He learns logic naturally, without even "knowing" it. So many things. But we have kike-world, CIA-nigger internet, and rather dim people in the race everywhere cucking. So nice fantasy. If you get your special place, good luck.

Throw a couple of big angry TyRONES at those tai chi niggas and see what happens.

Niggers get mercilessly hacked away by various types of bladed weapons?

That's I believe fallacious argument. Knowledge is knowledge some things cannot be changed due to the nature of physics. Some things might be wrong that is true but it's not 100% all wrong.

That's constructive.
If you have people who are well raised you'll have a well-adjusted society.

As long as unethical and manipulative methods and the absurd educational methods of the actual system exist there won't be any big change.
Most of the actual solutions that are proposed nowadays are actually alienating way's of achieving non violent form of life, there's actually a very simple solution but very hard to find it's Scientology :^).
youtube.com/watch?v=l7TONauJGfc

youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA/videos

I got nothing on that.

This partly pairs with hunting and survival knowledge.

What about chemistry ? Resources extraction and purification such as bauxite and steel ? Same goes for pottery or glass working ?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_working

Electricity generation and automation of small but repetitive task, like watering plants and crops ?

I'm adding woodworking.
Adding textile manufacturing to the list.
I'd like to add that part of these section have also a chemistry related section for it's manufacturing.
Very good idea, what about soap and shampoo ?

Purification process anyone ?
Water waist recycling ?

whites need to learn business. Kikes have the power that they do because of money. Money should be seen as something of religious importance to us. You can't beat the kike if you're a poorfag living in the woods, and you're only able to escape kike discrimination if you have the funds to start a company.

by business I include illegitimate businesses like Swindling. Anything that makes money, really.

(((They))) have been subverting education and language in general for so long that this is no longer true. Don't forget that due to the way their ancient language was organized they are masters of deliberately misinterpreting facts and twisting them to their needs.
Which is why I proposed this thread where we form effective countermeasures to our current methods and system.
As I saw in the thread about how current construction methods are cucking us, I second this and would say it is one of the most important.
This and if anyone has info on underground waters etc. would be great.

Well if enough people remove themselves from the system it is kinda doable, reach critical mass and go from there. But I do agree that whites need to learn how to make money, after all, you won't buy a plot of land by your good looks alone. This is prerequisite, but I disagree on swindling, if you can swindle them do it, but don't think it should be emphasized too much.

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Or mabye just fucking mabye start writing books about what you know or make a site to keep it?

Maybe I'm not an expert in everything so I'm asking for information on how to know more?