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Christian vs non-Christian illegitimacy rates
# Christian vs non-Christian illegitimacy rates ## me: Please break down the percent of modern humanity that live in nations with an illegitimacy rate over 10% by Christian (including formerly Christian but now secular) countries versus non-Christian countries. ## [Claude](https://claude.ai/): Good question. Let me reason through this carefully using what we already know plus some population figu…
Interesting youtube channels recommendations share
Youtube recommendations these days keep on disappointing. It's either AI generated content, strivers gaming the algo and usually a mix of both. I'm really running out of stuff to put in the background when cooking or doing chores. Thought that perhaps dark elves here might have some interesting gems to offer. But no need to overthink it. Doesn't have to brilliant, just post whatever and maybe som…
• May 31, 2026 • 0 replies
Taste is the greatest filter we have
Cretinously stupid people inhabit all walks of life. They're all around us. Between them they possess all levels of brainpower and dispositions and physical aspects. The consistent filter, the truest simple test of an ability to think we have, what does someone like or dislike, can they talk intelligently about this? Coming from anybody's who's not a waste of oxygen or a slave a view of any given…
• Apr 22, 2026 • 6 replies
Opinion on the film Idiocracy as Hereditarianist material
I think It ultimately have a sort of an entertaining didactic value even if far from being without flaws , sure there are plot inconsistencies like the survival of the pimp, even the worldbuilding isn't so unbelievable:thugtards believing that the higher sophistication of the more intelligent protagonist, although by their age standards a midwit, is a feminine trait that must be punished with sha…
What is the best metric to measure cultural decay?
I am not a scientist or theoretician or even a member of the HBD community. I am a practical person who seeks to uderstand things for my own practical goals. One useful goal is having a metric to give me an idea of what societies may be good, and therefore worth visiting or living in. I believe that the best metric to measure cultural decay is the illegitimacy rate, and I will explain why. This m…
I was 14. He was 22. If it wasn’t grooming, what is?
[Article on why 14 is too young to be the age of consent](https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/mar/21/what-is-grooming-relationship-abuse) : >Fred was cheeky and spoke to me in English – the language I spoke at home. He had just returned from a university exchange abroad in Manchester, and my coach had mentioned I was British. We were chatting in a group, but Fred brazenly ignored his friends…
Bronze Age Pervert proposes a bold solution to the fertility crisis
[Published today](https://www.jaccusepaper.co.uk/p/fertility-cult): >But just to tunnel into the psychology of it for a moment: the current pitch of the religious conservative natalists is something like, “You should have children. —Why? To save civilization of course. Do it for others. But to do this you need to have religion. —What is the connection? —Because we have sociological correlation st…
The marketplace of ideas and fake economics slop
Has anyone else noticed a certain type of content dominating the marketplace of ideas? There’s 2 key features I’ve observed. They always blame our problems on shadowy organizations rather than the masses and extrapolate patterns from 100 years ago (or even longer for real “philosophers”) to fit current events. I'm not as intimately familiar with Curtis Yarvin as some of you are, but I definitely …