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@TheDiaryOfACEOClips
@TheDiaryOfACEOClips Ай бұрын
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@BluBuryPi
@BluBuryPi 26 күн бұрын
"Social animals that have over indexed on rugged individualism". Quote of the decade for me. Going to get that printed on a T-Shirt
@Mbrace818
@Mbrace818 13 күн бұрын
The thing is, all of these issues are happening in collectivist cultures too. So I feel like some deeper issue is going on.
@56ty_
@56ty_ Күн бұрын
@@Mbrace818 you’re onto something
@KM-tx7mn
@KM-tx7mn 21 күн бұрын
Tate simped women into simping men then simped men to fix that simping
@wesleyreimer3868
@wesleyreimer3868 4 күн бұрын
Simp-ception
@jasonburrs3142
@jasonburrs3142 27 күн бұрын
Andrew Tate is a problematic Jocko Willink. Young men are looking for Warrior Archetypical men to draw inspiration from and have found Tate who's a dysfunctional version of it. I'd recommend researching Jungian archetypes if you really want to understand what these kids are going through.
@KRSapphire
@KRSapphire 18 күн бұрын
Jocko is a twat too , fake tough guy who probably spent most of his time in the army sniping children in camouflage
@vonBottorff
@vonBottorff 17 күн бұрын
Do that, but don't be long. You really need to read Daniel Quinn (or John Zerzan for a leftist version). This post-industrial human landscape is a version of Luke 8:5-15 where the sower threw all of his seeds on concrete and asphalt. There's your real problem. Yes, the human is "adaptable," but only temporarily. Eventually we have to get back to the sweet spot. Which is NOT urban/suburban.
@jacobtaylor7506
@jacobtaylor7506 12 күн бұрын
Using Jocko Wilkins is a bad analogy. If you watch his podcast, he has pretty deep talk and question things. I would say Tate is more like Johnny Bravo.
@kaikai-pb7fh
@kaikai-pb7fh 9 күн бұрын
You guys have too much time on your hands lol
@steaustin8789
@steaustin8789 5 күн бұрын
B.s
@nupc717
@nupc717 Ай бұрын
grift recognize grift
@chimaubabuike9774
@chimaubabuike9774 26 күн бұрын
You're diabolical for this 😂
@AChonkyBird
@AChonkyBird 25 күн бұрын
Spot on. This guy is the biggest walking corporate bs generator this side of the millenium.
@TruthIsLikePoetry
@TruthIsLikePoetry 18 күн бұрын
@@AChonkyBird please elaborate
@jose6183
@jose6183 17 күн бұрын
Thank you for saying it
@blackattack1840
@blackattack1840 16 күн бұрын
I'll never get people idolizing internet yappers so much. Have some charisma and a lucky viral moment and suddenly everyone thinks you're the wisest prophet in existence.
@PeterPups0815
@PeterPups0815 Ай бұрын
I love your channel. Really good content. And I AM subscribed (obviously) 😀
@user-wo4bd8mw9x
@user-wo4bd8mw9x 5 күн бұрын
- Jack Sparrow, you are without a doubt the worst pirate I have ever heard of! - But you have heard of me😁
@MalevolentElephant
@MalevolentElephant Ай бұрын
Not Wojak in the thumbnail 😂😂😂
@robinr5337
@robinr5337 8 күн бұрын
Thank you for being a voice of reason. Much needed, especially now.
@alineharam
@alineharam 7 күн бұрын
very useful and informative. Thank you.
@Sumtinrandom
@Sumtinrandom 27 күн бұрын
Sinek's observation of connecting 'incels' to radicals is very astute. Radicalization comes from frustration and the only cure is honest dialogue. It's just that, for some reason, people get extremely triggered when having to listen to radicals.
@thefirm4606
@thefirm4606 2 күн бұрын
I would say it’s the other way, radicalisation means a blinkered viewpoint
@mv3486
@mv3486 10 күн бұрын
Only way out is to stop pedestalizing individualism: CEOs, famous people, KZfaqrs and become more connected with each other. All these people didn't make it on their own or if they did they are miserable and psychopaths.
@56ty_
@56ty_ 2 күн бұрын
Exactly. That’s the root of the problem. Modern capitalist societies operate on greed. Young men are left alone because they want to stand alone above others. Tate just gave them the idea of playing the victim. It’s sick, really.
@jemueldionson5954
@jemueldionson5954 5 күн бұрын
There is nothing wrong with what he said. Its not calling out tate, but providing another view of how tate takes and helps people. Sometimes we need to question things as they are and that liberate us and give us multiple options.
@stevendeen4391
@stevendeen4391 2 күн бұрын
He selling something to a certain customers. However, he gives some sound advice of “hey, you are a mess and you need to step up.”
@moyrawallace5895
@moyrawallace5895 Ай бұрын
Simon underlines the fact that we, as humans, are designing our own extinction 😖💜
@JimElford
@JimElford Ай бұрын
Megacorps are built on cultivating loneliness and selling addictive Brave New World Soma-esque addictive distractions.
@tuckerbugeater
@tuckerbugeater 27 күн бұрын
@@JimElford lol
@Mbrace818
@Mbrace818 13 күн бұрын
I don't know if we can entirely blame it on individualism. As pointed out, shame-based cultures are experiencing similar problems and shame-based cultures tend to be more collectivist. Japan is the most collectivist and the most shame-based culture in the world, and they have some of the most lonely men and one of the worst birth rates. I feel like something deeper is going on that is causing all forms of societies to have these issues, and the issues simply manifest differently between individualist and collectivist societies.
@Ibnalsafir1
@Ibnalsafir1 11 күн бұрын
Moles-tation could be a cause. Women education, the more a women gets educated the higher her chances of not getting married. Depends on the Women's career to get educated.
@56ty_
@56ty_ Күн бұрын
Yes, our culture is to blame, however you want to define it. But CEOs and influencers tell us this is the only we so we buy it. Differentiating between Japanese and American culture will not give you an answer, as you admitted.
@Mbrace818
@Mbrace818 Күн бұрын
@@56ty_ You would need to find a correlation between individualistic cultures and cultural stagnation to make that claim, but there's no correlation.
@56ty_
@56ty_ Күн бұрын
@@Mbrace818 I’m not pointing the finger to individualism though. I agree with you.
@1964DTC
@1964DTC Ай бұрын
Simon, you are reaffirming your comments by saying "right" after every statement.
@toasterpastries5811
@toasterpastries5811 Ай бұрын
*Finally someone with the balls to criticize a self-admitted scam artist (yes, Andrew bragged about being a liar and a cheat. Thats not honorable.*
@toasterpastries5811
@toasterpastries5811 27 күн бұрын
@@jb-zn7ke you're the internet toughguy here. You don't know what I've done. But you got real triggered when I criticized your alpha male. You're his beta follower lmao.
@spiritofalaska
@spiritofalaska 27 күн бұрын
​@@jb-zn7keit took 2 seconds for a taint fan to rush to his pimps rescue 😅😅
@beneath_the_pavement
@beneath_the_pavement 23 күн бұрын
No he was honest about how he was
@elbert3987
@elbert3987 23 күн бұрын
​@@toasterpastries5811why being judjemental, if Andrew helps many people to have a strong mindset ect what is the problem ?
@toasterpastries5811
@toasterpastries5811 23 күн бұрын
@@elbert3987 you call me judgemental yet Andrew Tate is the most judgemental person ever recorded on video. He literally bragged about hating the poor and blames them for being stupid, lazy, and ignorant. Total hypocrisy and you have zero sense of consistency. Tate loves to dish out tons of insults, contempt, disrespect, onto others. And yet you call me judgemental. Get your head out of your @$$
@TremelJackson
@TremelJackson 29 күн бұрын
I love my solitude thats everyone else's problem if they can't deal with being by themselves
@CastleHassall
@CastleHassall 26 күн бұрын
but do you haven people who put food on the table for you and put a roof over your head? please show them some love
@jameskinahan2052
@jameskinahan2052 18 күн бұрын
@@TremelJackson your oxytocin levels would probably disagree with you. There is a healthy amount of time to spend alone and then there is getting used to loneliness in excess. If you are a rare exception that functions better that way then ok. I had an aunt who smoked until she died at 96. There are exceptions to every rule. This doesn’t mean that the numerous studies that support what Simon is saying are wrong.
@balitangkamatis
@balitangkamatis 17 күн бұрын
aye. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. solitude is a privilege yet to be discovered by these modern blokes, but we'll get there in time.
@chessmaster2000
@chessmaster2000 9 күн бұрын
Simon just gets more and more insightful as the time passes 🥰 thank you for sharing this gold!! 🤩
@fraustpunk
@fraustpunk 26 күн бұрын
I think it's less victimhood and more just many men feeling like they are still expected to be men, but at the same time not allowed. Then Tate comes along and gives you permission to be a man again and reclaim your masculinity, and it's really easy to fall for. You don't feel like a victim, you just go about your day having accepted that you'll never be anyone of note, you'll never find someone special, your whole life is going to be just another day. But I never felt like a victim. I just felt like those were the cards I was dealt. Nothing an xbox, a pack of cigarettes and a fifth couldn't solve.
@marinkovcomedy
@marinkovcomedy 13 күн бұрын
"expected to be men, but at the same time not allowed." - that is exactly victimhood. You are a victim of a society that has been warped beyond belief.
@fraustpunk
@fraustpunk 13 күн бұрын
Not exactly. Victimhood is pointing fingers and playing the blame game. I viewed the world as being a certain way. I didn't feel it was my fault. It just was. I adapted. I never fully fell for the red pill. But I felt they had some good things to say.
@mrxanthios7045
@mrxanthios7045 12 күн бұрын
Yes, exactly. I mean, it is what it is. Would I like the world to be different to fit my idea of a better place to live? Sure, however what counts as better for me, might not be better for everybody. Also, can I please have permission to enjoy my life without having to trample over other males to assert dominance? Like you said, an Xbox(a PC in my case), and a pack of cigarettes (I don't smoke, but I get what you mean) and I will continue my life without necessarily spending every waking moment thinking how I can be more attractive to the other sex.
@juanQuedo
@juanQuedo 7 күн бұрын
Two important things here, why or who is Tate to describe to you or any men what to be a man is? Why are you willing to accept that being a man has to be related to have money, sport cars, smoke and mistreat women? Tate is not giving you permission to anything if that to be a dickhead to others and an individualistic egotistical. Tate blames others you in the first place (Like it is said on this video), or the system/matrix, or women or whatever (and that sums up what victimhood is) to hide the fact that achieving all the things that he has chosen to be the pinnacle of masculinity are stupid and/or difficult if not imposible to achieve because they also depend on your economic background/ nationality, and other factors such those. And by doing so he is sure that you will not ever find that "masculinity" he talks about and that you pay him obeisance for that.
@56ty_
@56ty_ 2 күн бұрын
What do you mean with “reclaim your masculinity”? who or what took it away?
@blublugamingchannel
@blublugamingchannel 21 күн бұрын
Exactly what society does... Create a problem and give em the solution
@mitchcollins2947
@mitchcollins2947 17 күн бұрын
Excellent.
@wanr5701
@wanr5701 28 күн бұрын
"When you want to see how civilised a man is, just look at his manners and language." Money can buy you first class ticket, but will never buy you any class in manners nor language.
@kresimirzex2720
@kresimirzex2720 17 күн бұрын
in that aspect Tate is perfect. he got perfect manners and language
@wanr5701
@wanr5701 17 күн бұрын
​@@kresimirzex2720yes. He is a perfect role model of masculinity for a 14 year old boy that come from a dysfunctional and financially broke family.
@anilyorulmaz4398
@anilyorulmaz4398 7 күн бұрын
You Are stupid enough Not to know that this his Rhetoric Style
@chrisstamper8814
@chrisstamper8814 29 күн бұрын
0:50 emotion has always been one of the most powerful vehicles for motivation.
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Emotion is the vehicle for manipulation/control in general. The Stoics knew this thousands of years ago.
@kikirsty66
@kikirsty66 Ай бұрын
WHO says that anyone’s opinions are perfect or the answer. Just as any human is different opinions are different . I only believe what i see or experience.
@JesseLeeHumphry
@JesseLeeHumphry 25 күн бұрын
"I only believe what i see or experience" is actually the danger. There are things you will never see or experience, or be subjected to, because of who you are, or where you come from, or what you look like, or what economic circumstance you were born into. Only believing the things YOU can witness is a very narrow way to understand both yourself and the people around you, and it also opens the door for other people to simply dismiss things you say or feel because they haven't experienced them.
@mattdrake7197
@mattdrake7197 25 күн бұрын
I think you should get Mr Tate on as a guest, Steven. Would get a lot of views
@chemicle
@chemicle Күн бұрын
It's a real problem because it's also that even buying a home is nearly impossible. Inflation is high - the younger generations can't afford kids.
@mortimersnerd8044
@mortimersnerd8044 Ай бұрын
Develop a philosophy that is guarenteed to make any sensible woman avoid you like the plague, sell that philosophy to young inexperienced men, then monitize their resentment and loneliness, amplify it, and buy another Bugatti.
@abdullahlangcua5858
@abdullahlangcua5858 29 күн бұрын
News flash: women like masculine men over nerds if they had the choice. 🤯
@jacquelinelewis3131
@jacquelinelewis3131 27 күн бұрын
​@@abdullahlangcua5858 There's a difference between being masculine and a brutal bully
@jacquelinelewis3131
@jacquelinelewis3131 27 күн бұрын
Sums it up
@abdullahlangcua5858
@abdullahlangcua5858 27 күн бұрын
​@@jacquelinelewis3131 There's also a difference between a teaching style and teaching content. Andrew bullying us is the perfect way to awaken men who have been a gooey mess for far too long. And the majority of men are in that gooey state because no one has yelled at them like Andrew has for their entire lives.
@abdullahlangcua5858
@abdullahlangcua5858 27 күн бұрын
@@jacquelinelewis3131 and being a brutal bully is not what Andrew teaches if you actually watch him. You can't blame him for something a couple of idiots did. Just because of some idiots, he should stop preaching a message that is beneficial to a greater population? Those few idiots are what the media takes to misrepresent Andrew and call him and his ideology misogynistic. In reality, the impact he's had on young men and even women already tells people what kind of person he is. Most of us cant say they've saved people's lives.
@kingsta4145
@kingsta4145 Ай бұрын
I did enjoy this interview. Some great insight from Simon Sinek. But even as a woman, I find Andrew Tate's content compelling. The stick, not the carrot. "You'r ebroke!!". There's just something very compelling about an articulate person like Andrew Tate that commands respect and attention. I don't want someone telling me i'm doing okay and things will come in time. I want a kick up the ass
@AdityaBhatnagar123
@AdityaBhatnagar123 17 күн бұрын
First of all, Tates target audience is men, hence a large majority of their fanbase are men, their overall message and content is about masculine excellence, when Tate says you brokie, he's telling men, because Tate believes in traditional values and gender roles, Tate believes men and women are different and that we have different roles in society, men should be strong masculine protect and provide, women should be soft, feminine and prioritize homemaking over careers
@paolozmm
@paolozmm 11 күн бұрын
would you want your 15 year old daughter near a kid like Tate or Sinek?
@javio.4602
@javio.4602 21 күн бұрын
Lmao for sure this man has never seen one Tate interview. So he'll never know why so many love him
@SNajmi81
@SNajmi81 Ай бұрын
The topic and interview are amazing! However, the creation of short video content, pictures, and titles feels lowbrow, akin to tabloid headlines, which undermines the quality of the solid interview you conducted.
@wenavi8289
@wenavi8289 Күн бұрын
U must be a boomer. 😄 No jab, just observation.
@stefanallen2987
@stefanallen2987 16 күн бұрын
Also i will add to the other comment i wrote - the goal of building confidence in a child is quite dangerous and stupid if u ask me. Confidence should alway go hand in hand with clarity, confidence without clarity will always end in a desaster
@Vince_86
@Vince_86 23 күн бұрын
Connection between people is always the right answer! Amen to that
@gk_knight
@gk_knight 27 күн бұрын
The point about Tate and victimhood - see the movie Fight Club. They predicted this back in the 90s.
@mrxanthios7045
@mrxanthios7045 12 күн бұрын
Yes Palahniuk was ahead of the curve, even before the birth of social media, the radicalization of feminism in our society and the subsequent impossible expectations placed on men, he already knew what was happening. In some form and degree it was already happening back then.
@selyemperzsa1
@selyemperzsa1 Ай бұрын
You are also a clickbait person....selling half truths from psychology. These people are not qualified psychologists, yet the whole world celebrates their words.
@samlawaniunscripted
@samlawaniunscripted Ай бұрын
Facts!!!
@rebeccaconlon9743
@rebeccaconlon9743 Ай бұрын
And how does that refute their point? That's attacking the people and not what they say
@MoloSaidu
@MoloSaidu 26 күн бұрын
Cool video, My relationship of 5 years ended a month ago. The love of my life decided to move on, I really loved her so much i can’t stop thinking about her and the memories we shared. I’ve tried my very best to get her back in my life, but to no avail. I’m frustrated, and i don’t see my life with anyone else. I’ve done my best to get rid of the thoughts, but i can’t. I don’t know why I’m saying this here, but i really miss her and i wish i could get her back.
@Jose-lz6cw
@Jose-lz6cw 26 күн бұрын
I have been in such a situation. My relationship ended about three years ago, but i could not let her go. So i had to do all i could to get her back, i had to seek the help of a spiritual adviser who helped me bring her back. We are back together, and i must say i am enjoying every moment.
@justicepaul548
@justicepaul548 26 күн бұрын
Amazing, how did you get a spiritual counselor, and how do i reach one?
@Jose-lz6cw
@Jose-lz6cw 26 күн бұрын
Her name is Maurice Gleti, and she is a great spiritual counselor who can bring back your ex.
@justicepaul548
@justicepaul548 26 күн бұрын
Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online. impressive
@SavingPrivateBob
@SavingPrivateBob 25 күн бұрын
Bro, trust me when I say she will very soon not care about you at all, she's doing her best to get to that point. You can't waste time or energy on her. Do not drink away the pain, work through it, hit the gym, learn how to fight, make money, do everything a man can do. Just don't sit on a woman who couldn't care less for you.
@Mohamed-bm6yk
@Mohamed-bm6yk Ай бұрын
People change
@askeladd709
@askeladd709 21 күн бұрын
Simon Sinek is a great guy. Very compassionate. But that approach doesn't work with everyone. Some guys like the kick in the ass and the challenge mindset, rather than the "poor baby, you need to help yourself and heres why that's good." Some people help. Most hurt, out of ego or jealousy or resentment or just plain hatred, wanting to watch the world burn or just enjoy bullying. The reality is for some, it's them against the world until they can develop enough to be accepted--which may never happen, even if they try as hard as they can. For those men, the only option is rugged individualism. Their respective perceptions on the world is likely a function of how they obtained success. Simon was likely supported a lot more than Tate was. Tate had to literally fight mother fuckers, getting punched and kicked in the face. Simon, you can tell, had a highly compassionate upbringing. Simon often puts most of the onus on the community. Sure. That's great. But what happens to the guys who don't find a good community? A lot of them turn toxic, sure. A lot of the other ones need the motivation to set a valued goal, say finding a chick or hitting the gym, and the way to do that isn't by pointing a finger at community, but at the individual to get off their ass and start moving. That's the difference. Simon is "we want you to feel." Andrew is "no one cares about your feelings [factually true as a man, though maybe it is true for some, like Simon who provides value and is loved.] Take the good, leave the bad. I love some and hate some of the messages from both Simon and Tate. Both great men. I've learned a lot from both of them.
@elduran4328
@elduran4328 17 күн бұрын
That felt really good to read. You know batman is only batman because he lost his parents. Pain is a catalyst for greatness. I feel like a lot of these voices in the world had nice upbringings it feels good to have people like Tate or goggins out there.
@askeladd709
@askeladd709 Күн бұрын
@@elduran4328 100%. It's easy to say "Just be nice," when you didn't have to fight. I'm reminded of Wes Watson. People just shit on him so hard because he was talking shit to the whatever podcast guy, who is an expert debater, right. But Wes came straight from 10 years in prison, and the way he succeeded was by being hard as hell. So his background, the way he helps men, is through what he experienced--if you don't get hard, you die, or are stepped on. A fat fluffy guy in prison is getting shanked or raped, right. So for Wes, it was about helping him. Just, most civilized people can't understand that. Pain is a catalyst for greatness is a great outlook, but pain can also destroy and transmute a person into a demon--or, in Wes's case, overly aggressive when re-integrating. I think that's important to point out, too.
@Mrash1988
@Mrash1988 27 күн бұрын
He definitely has amazing communication skills and draws attention to.😊
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Exactly. Tate has mastered gaining attention of millions of people to a level that hasnt been seen before. Similar to the Jordan Petersons of the world selling motivation. He's basically an entertainer with sometimes interesting ideas but is largely a procrastination outlet with a high comedic value.
@elizabethwilk9615
@elizabethwilk9615 Ай бұрын
My sons have watched Andrew Tate and don’t share most of his views but some things he says resonate.
@KD400_
@KD400_ Ай бұрын
Yes because boys these days are without fathers that is why he is extremely popular today.
@JimElford
@JimElford Ай бұрын
​@@KD400_what percentage of boys have no fathers in their lives and what are you inferring?
@philipduncan9337
@philipduncan9337 Ай бұрын
Show them Tate self snitching. He’s guilty and openly admits it
@Jackrabfanyo
@Jackrabfanyo 25 күн бұрын
"Even a broken clock is right twice a day" 🤭
@teresamagnusson
@teresamagnusson 21 күн бұрын
Boy mom spotted
@razwerks9951
@razwerks9951 17 күн бұрын
You see a lot of comments in here calling this guy a grifter and calling Andrew a grifter. You can always understand somebody's mindset through how they see the world. And that is the lesson folks.
@Rich0029
@Rich0029 4 күн бұрын
Why would my parents care about me that statement sums up someone who only cares for himself.
@wenavi8289
@wenavi8289 Күн бұрын
I wouldn’t say selfish, more a product of his time/generation. It’s a possibility he’s a very transactional person and his relationships maybe very transactional which means that yes, everyone in his life and everything he does has to benefit him thus, revealing he doesn’t understand the concept of love, not “true love.” Just love. Which does require self-sacrifice and loving someone without expecting anything in return or doing the right thing without expecting any form of gain. Thus, that’s why his parents cared so much for him, it’s called love. Love where reason exists although it has to be found, where true living happens and only the courages experience it. Our current generation be it the “incels” or “intellectuals” both suffer from cowardice as neither of them want to experience pain and most don’t know how to overcome it.
@ivanmatamoros95
@ivanmatamoros95 27 күн бұрын
Which one is more twisted? Andrew tate being ‘x’ way to sell a product? Or someone who recognizes ‘y’ way can be better and more socially acceptable and thus puts a better cover in order to sell? They’re both selling😅
@buddhadrome
@buddhadrome 14 күн бұрын
Selling isn’t the issue. The content of what’s being sold is
@ivanmatamoros95
@ivanmatamoros95 14 күн бұрын
@@buddhadromeyeah! They’re selling the same product. Let’s say soda, just different flavors. A ‘way of being’. One channels it by saying youre a loser, and feeding that in order for you to be a certain way. The other one knows that that is effective but it’s criticized socially. So he designs a better way to sell his socially acceptable way of being. The consciousness behind both of them is horrible. Contrast it with Jesus, who was hated for speaking up, and truthfully showed the best way of living. For free😅.
@MrRatMommy
@MrRatMommy 17 күн бұрын
5:25 tremendous amound of work to overcome when parents always erniedrigen Kinder
@HaHaGotchaHo
@HaHaGotchaHo 27 күн бұрын
These muppets play the same game; they’re just “nicer”
@yamilsenior
@yamilsenior 10 күн бұрын
It is an exploitation of lonely men, and I do think that it's that same individualism that's creating loneliness in the first place. In men, it usually shows up as turning to videogames and adult websites, and in women, it shows up as making adult content. It's a vicious cycle that creates lonely people and profits from them.
@faidaimaidai
@faidaimaidai 27 күн бұрын
i love that im a selfish person for thinking about my well being first
@GH-zg2wu
@GH-zg2wu 6 күн бұрын
You’ll be lonely
@enidavezelaj766
@enidavezelaj766 22 сағат бұрын
Thats not what they are saying….
@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife
@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife 26 күн бұрын
Tate does not inspire men to heal and become the best version of themelves, mind body and soul...he exploits desperate men and women by catering to their egos and flashing his wealth as a carrot. Money does not buy happiness. If you stripped Tate of all his money and "fame", he'd be a shell of a man because his self worth and image is wrapped up in a facade.
@robinclarke5808
@robinclarke5808 25 күн бұрын
I agree, with a lot of add ons. He is a very intelligent dangerous man. Motivational speaking salesman and lot of young people buy in to the toxicity
@hellucination9905
@hellucination9905 23 күн бұрын
Tate is a narcissistic trickster figure. His father was officially diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder by the military.
@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife
@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife 23 күн бұрын
@@hellucination9905 Agree 100%
@StoicContrarian
@StoicContrarian 21 күн бұрын
This is bullshit; Tate has helped me realize the importance of working hard and having a war mindset. Stop telling men what inspires us; we’ll decide that.
@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife
@spiritofhonuguidanceforlife 21 күн бұрын
@@StoicContrarian Having a war mindset is not the same as healing. They are two different things completely. Plenty of "successful" men walking around this planet who are chasing money but are empty inside because they are wounded and have trauma. We are more than just physical beings. Tate appeals to your ego, but you have a soul too. Tate gives good advice about how to be materialistic, but he does nothing to feed the soul.
@markl5990
@markl5990 17 күн бұрын
Always interesting how guests, occasionally, call out the dysfunctional cultural elements that Steven promotes and makes money off, and he always lets it glide by with a deliberate lack of curiosity. (Ref idolising "CEOs")
@markroberts5183
@markroberts5183 Ай бұрын
It's called psychopathy. That's what it's called.
@SPACEDOUT19
@SPACEDOUT19 29 күн бұрын
to exploit women like he does, you have to be a psychopath, you have to not have empathy etc
@chrisjauregui814
@chrisjauregui814 23 күн бұрын
​@@SPACEDOUT19It's funny how people say he exploits women, but not the women that allegedly were being exploited.
@mon_ange333mony4
@mon_ange333mony4 21 күн бұрын
@@chrisjauregui814 Why do you think he is awaiting trial at present? For NOT exploiting anyone? Can't you think at all?
@kresimirzex2720
@kresimirzex2720 17 күн бұрын
@@mon_ange333mony4 its because of covid and the thing he says. its the same as Trump. they dig up old dirt. Tate was a manager to only fans models. the fastest growing industry on the planet. thers like 50 million models on there... so what you are saying all of their managers are exploiting them? why? does a basketball coach exploit the NBA players? he takes part of the money they earn.
@paolozmm
@paolozmm 11 күн бұрын
@@chrisjauregui814 lets pretend for a minute that he doesn't exploit women. He's still a horrible human with awful values.
@NickMarshallMusic
@NickMarshallMusic 16 күн бұрын
It's just what works for people... Some people prefer Tate's message, some people go for Tony Robbins, some go for your message.. But If it gets people to improve their life not at the detriment of others then it's still has value... There are extremes, but everyone has free will to take and apply anything they hear. This channel has lots of value, but many guests on here I wouldn't trust.. such as so called nutrition or medical experts
@thabomolomo483
@thabomolomo483 26 күн бұрын
The more I've listened Simon Sinek there I realised I don't like listening to him, lots of words but nothing said.....Tate on the other hand is an orator of note...indont agree all the time ,but I'm always engaged!!
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Tate has mastered gaining attention of millions of people to a level that hasnt been seen before. Similar to the Jordan Petersons of the world selling motivation. He's basically an entertainer with sometimes interesting ideas but is largely a procrastination outlet with a high comedic value.
@Macca3
@Macca3 23 күн бұрын
@@Jay-uw9ryyeah I like Andrew Tate but I think that sounds accurate
@AdityaBhatnagar123
@AdityaBhatnagar123 17 күн бұрын
Tates target audience is men, they are predominantly male influencers. They believe in traditional values/gender roles, where men lead, protect and provide, women are soft, feminine and prioritize homemaking over careers.
@56ty_
@56ty_ Күн бұрын
Guys please do yourself a favor and abandon the tate-Peterson pipeline. De-program yourself. Leave their matrix. You’ll thank me later
@stefanallen2987
@stefanallen2987 16 күн бұрын
i believe the best thing would be to make inner engineering manditory for mothers - in maybe one generation we will have a completely transformed society
@nupc717
@nupc717 Ай бұрын
loneliness have always existed this theory as if there is something new its just a market
@StudSnob
@StudSnob 29 күн бұрын
Excellent word salad. Sinek has done it again, and by done it I mean talked and said nothing
@twainalex996
@twainalex996 18 күн бұрын
😂don’t worry you will get a girl who likes you too just be a kind person
@criticalthinker-ys7vt
@criticalthinker-ys7vt 24 күн бұрын
Simon Sinkek is a Geek - Andrew Tate
@Sjanzo
@Sjanzo 8 күн бұрын
Andrew Tate shows fake virtue to weak and gullible young men - Sjanzo
@borano2031
@borano2031 7 күн бұрын
No doubt that Andrew Tate would spell it "Sinkek". No doubt at all... Rgr
@johnt5897
@johnt5897 22 күн бұрын
I have seen a few commentators like Simon talk bad about Tate yet not really say anything positive about him, and it makes me wonder if they have ever listened to a full length interview of him or they don’t want to get cancelled. Tate does say some stuff that I do not agree with, which is what usually gets clipped up and what people see, but I’d say he says a lot more stuff that makes sense especially when he talks about the nature of the world and humans and how there is a concerted effort to try to emasculate men. What Tate does is not beat around the bush and says things with no filter. It’s kind of a similar concept to why people like Trump. People are sick of being told lies and want someone that will just tell it how it is. Like Trump, that is encompassed in a brash comedic type of personality. Of course that isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. I think people don’t understand Tate, either because they aren’t a guy or they are older like Simon and grew up in a different time, and I think it is hard to imagine what its like growing up as a guy now where if you are masculine it is seen as something toxic. Not saying Tate is perfect and everything he says is right, but I’d say he does have a net positive effect on society. Of course you shouldn’t take everything he says at face value, as you shouldn’t with anyone, but he offers a different perspective that I’d say is worth at least thinking and conversing about.
@mon_ange333mony4
@mon_ange333mony4 21 күн бұрын
But there's nothing positive about Tate. As a young woman living in Romania and following a few clips of his before he got arrested, I had always had the feeling there was something wrong with him by treating women like garbage. He talked about it very frequently ever, how to control women, how to intimidate them, how to ignore them or gaslight them. How could he be appreciated because of this aspect at the end of the day? Seriously!
@sialee5926
@sialee5926 9 күн бұрын
They’re just envious!
@borano2031
@borano2031 7 күн бұрын
People tired of lies would listen to... Trump?? Joke of this decade, dude!!! Rgr
@KK-bx4oc
@KK-bx4oc 4 күн бұрын
@@mon_ange333mony4you never listened to anything but a few random clips. Why even comment. You are exactly why someone like Tate got a voice to begin with.
@tiktokfamous3446
@tiktokfamous3446 4 күн бұрын
@@KK-bx4ocyou are brainwashed my friend if you think anything Andrew Tate says should be taken seriously. He’s a criminal
@JesterofRichiousness
@JesterofRichiousness 14 күн бұрын
There is nothing more dangerous then an Angelic narcissist
@yadurajdas532
@yadurajdas532 3 күн бұрын
Agree about Andrew tate. He just learn how to manipulate youngster by language. Disagree about he view on anger in the Middle East because of family culture matters. India also shares same arrangements in regard to sex, and given the amount of people per block there is no violence. Violence is cause by dissatisfaction and insecurity
@kishenjayaweera6844
@kishenjayaweera6844 28 күн бұрын
Tate army will come for you ,
@thuglaza4728
@thuglaza4728 24 күн бұрын
All of them are a bunch of smegma-gobblers
@artvandelay3922
@artvandelay3922 3 күн бұрын
The commentary of Tate seems to treat what he says as manipulative only, but it fails to consider that it might be true. The pathways for young men, and men in general, are pretty poor. Work horse for a company, then stuck in a rubbish marriage
@shamrazak3009
@shamrazak3009 Ай бұрын
Andrew is a business guru
@Visakh_S_Nair
@Visakh_S_Nair 26 күн бұрын
Business Maulana
@ivyking4149
@ivyking4149 25 күн бұрын
😂😂😂
@Jackrabfanyo
@Jackrabfanyo 25 күн бұрын
🤣🤣🤣you must be his stock
@moorshound3243
@moorshound3243 12 күн бұрын
Tate is a legend
@Klausi666
@Klausi666 Ай бұрын
Cavemen living in caves for million of years no problem whatsover. Some desert gypsi: THIS IS HORRIBLE! YOU MUST RUN AROUND AND TRADE AS NOMADIC PEOPLE! NOMADIC PEOPLE !
@pauldack5129
@pauldack5129 14 күн бұрын
Andrew Tate is also pretty funny. Not everything he says is to be taken literally.
@exalted-champion-of-grinch
@exalted-champion-of-grinch 23 күн бұрын
So essentially he is talking about individualism. But Tate and the other fake gurus before him are actually offering people a community based on common life choices. So really it is community that is taking advantage of downtrodden people rather than an individualistic lifestyle. Individualism can be very good, but it is not for everyone. Now, he may argue that individualism has led these people to a state of being able to get manipulated in such a way. However, what they are really doing is not a solo career individual lifestyle, but rather a deep depression and lack of vision prior to getting assimilated into Tate's online cult.
@rjohns25
@rjohns25 13 күн бұрын
Just sitting back and looking at the toxic audience try to come to some type of defense for Tate and toxic masculinity lol I wonder why these types gravitate to to channels like this and others … why are audiences who view business and grift type content always the same audiences that try to rationalize Tate and his lunacy?!?
@shishazizou6519
@shishazizou6519 9 күн бұрын
Dance Dance Dance 🕺
@kingsta4145
@kingsta4145 Ай бұрын
...what are you talking about? I loved that part 😂the greatest response
@tonyyoto8820
@tonyyoto8820 9 күн бұрын
It does work because life sucks… and he sees that and uses
@thatomofolo452
@thatomofolo452 Ай бұрын
True True True 🤔
@ajb570
@ajb570 Ай бұрын
Have children Steven, best experience in the world, if done well. Also get married first.
@vonBottorff
@vonBottorff 17 күн бұрын
You really need to read Daniel Quinn (or John Zerzan for a leftist version). This post-industrial human landscape is a version of Luke 8:5-15 where the sower threw all of his seeds on concrete and asphalt. There's your real problem. Yes, the human is "adaptable," but only temporarily. Eventually we have to get back to the sweet spot. Which is NOT urban/suburban. The proto-urban human with all the OCD/personality disorder/emotional immaturity could be seen already in, e.g., Edwardian London. Take Virginia Woolf and (fictional) Sherlock Holmes. For Holmes just watch the 80s TV series where Jeremy Brett plays Holmes: full-on OCD/PD/addictive personality with huge outputs of self-discipline to keep it all on the rails. And then Woolf who exudes a creepy proto-feminist emotionally unavailable vibe in any photo of her. People, trust me, _you can't fix the urban-suburban human!_
@gbassi8616
@gbassi8616 29 күн бұрын
Tate is way more articulate than this guy. That says it all for me and his not wrong in what he says.
@desiprioleau
@desiprioleau 28 күн бұрын
Being better at articulating a point doesn’t make your point correct. Being charismatic doesn’t mean anything.
@JacobOman-qb1lm
@JacobOman-qb1lm 27 күн бұрын
You are the perfect victim for a sociopath. Congratulations, you played yourself.
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Tate is an elite salesman who's mastered human emotion and psychology. He may have some good qualities but they simply help him to sell his message in return for attention and thus ad revenue / money
@PermanentHigh
@PermanentHigh 26 күн бұрын
​@@Jay-uw9ry What about his message that's not true?
@me5969
@me5969 26 күн бұрын
You do know that's exactly how people get conned don't you?
@IC3N1N3
@IC3N1N3 Ай бұрын
I bet Tate has motivated more men to do better and get in shape then anyone in the last 10 years. Hes said alot of crazy shit. If he inspires people to be better then so be it.
@sohosteveuk
@sohosteveuk 27 күн бұрын
Nah, Wim Hof is way more inspiring for grown ups
@Pacifiq_Ocean_Music_Live
@Pacifiq_Ocean_Music_Live 19 күн бұрын
misleading title
@333angeleyes
@333angeleyes 14 күн бұрын
How? 🤔 It's exactly what the title says.
@RichardChamberlinTV
@RichardChamberlinTV 28 күн бұрын
rugged individulism - 💡
@tlz124
@tlz124 Ай бұрын
Jordan Peterson called Tate fans undeveloped. Sam Harris called Tate radioactive. Now this guy is trashing him too. Maybe they should just admit that they're not as good as Tate at leveling with guys in a way that they feel understood. The flash and brash are for entertainment. Tate's critics are intelligent people. I look up to them in many ways. But they're dweebs who obviously either haven't been through difficulty in a way that guys connect with. Or they're crappy at explaining it. It's a lot of condescending and dismissiveness that shows their lack of depth. They're afraid of admitting ineptitude and instead just trash Tate and people who respect him
@rebeccaconlon9743
@rebeccaconlon9743 Ай бұрын
And what if the boot is on the other foot. These intelligent men are successful in marriage and family... tate, less so. He's more like a woman who's saying women should sleep around for self confidence etc.
@tlz124
@tlz124 28 күн бұрын
@@rebeccaconlon9743 I'm a little confused by what you mean but I'm trying to understand. Tate says to sleep around? Edit: I'll give you my take on what he's said about sleeping around. The number is insignificant. Notch count is for losers. But the knowledge you gain about women is invaluable. Tate's a very pro-marriage guy but he's realistic about male promiscuity. That's a topic we could discuss if you like. But it would probably be extensive. No matter what your thoughts are on Tate, Jordan Peterson, or whoever else, I'm not gonna trash you. You obviously have an affinity for Peterson, which tells me you are trying to make your life better. I found Tate very entertaining at first and the more I listen to him, the more I think he's similar to Jordan Peterson than he is different
@BibleBreakout
@BibleBreakout 27 күн бұрын
I’m not a huge fun of Simon S., but he didn’t trash Tate. He actually agreed with him for the most part.
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Tate has mastered gaining attention of millions of people to a level that hasnt been seen before. Similar to the Jordan Petersons of the world selling motivation. He's basically an entertainer with sometimes interesting ideas but is largely a procrastination outlet with a high comedic value.
@AB-zv6dz
@AB-zv6dz 28 күн бұрын
Simon Sunek, the guy interviewing him and Andrew Tate all discussing who the biggest grifter is. LOL. I gotta say - the podcast host probably wins. He never has anything to add ever. Those three and Scott Galloway are all grifters exploiting lonely men - just because Tate does it in a slightly more aggressive way then Galloway or Sinek means nothing. Their fundamental purpose is all the same - tell men their life sucks and sell them a book or a course that the allegedly contains solutions. I bet Simon Sinek doesnt realise he is cut from the identicle cloth to Tate. In fact, I would bet Sinek secretly harbours some jealously of Tate - who far and away has been the most succesful at this grift.
@Whysoserious648
@Whysoserious648 29 күн бұрын
Yall are wasting your precious life
@ivyking4149
@ivyking4149 25 күн бұрын
Right!😅
@krkrtl11
@krkrtl11 13 күн бұрын
Roosh V had to die for Andrew Tate to walk. “Medium is the message.” Holds true once again.
@sjh3099
@sjh3099 Ай бұрын
Where do they talk about the rise of Islam? Or people turning to Islam?
@infinisourced
@infinisourced 28 күн бұрын
Tate has a way of speaking that inspires men to do better. He cuts through the bull. Steet smarts, not book smarts.
@chiquitafeldberg8259
@chiquitafeldberg8259 28 күн бұрын
He's just a big mouth, that's why real gangsters keep their bragging to themselves.
@sohosteveuk
@sohosteveuk 27 күн бұрын
More Billy Smarts 🤡
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Tate has mastered gaining attention of millions of people to a level that hasnt been seen before. Similar to the Jordan Petersons of the world selling motivation. He's basically an entertainer with sometimes interesting ideas but is largely a procrastination outlet with a high comedic value.
@me5969
@me5969 26 күн бұрын
But does he though? he reminds me of a rapper. He's a salesman who sells bravado. Nothing wrong with that. We were all teenagers once but I just don't feel, just like the teenagers who listened to rap weren't tough and were never going to become gangsters, the teenagers and incels who idolise Tate will never be successful because paradoxically the people who seem to like him do genuinely seem to be losers (hence why they listen to better themselves) but success and discipline just isn't in their temperament. For example you can join the military but most people will fail even with the screws. They were never going to make it no matter who taught them. A teenager fine but a grown man in their 20s or older idolising anyone else is just week character. They're just not their own men and if they're not by that age then they never will be, so will always be a follower thus ironically never being like Tate
@Thekiko2501
@Thekiko2501 26 күн бұрын
This speaks of someone who fundamentally does not understand andrew tate’s message. As an avid follower, I don’t feel victimized or insulted, I feel empowered knowing that finally someone believes I can do it
@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384
@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 26 күн бұрын
are you from a third world country? andrew tate is really popular in third world country for some reason.
@Thekiko2501
@Thekiko2501 26 күн бұрын
@@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 first world
@adilhussain890
@adilhussain890 26 күн бұрын
@@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 Lol, he's extremely popular in the UK, but you're right. 3rd world country...
@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384
@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384 26 күн бұрын
@@adilhussain890 i mean uk is a third world country now mate... lmaooo... so much poverty and immigrants... its no different from africa....
@latvianpower4853
@latvianpower4853 Ай бұрын
I can listen to Andrew all day long but I got sick already in half of the video
@oftengone
@oftengone Ай бұрын
Agreed
@porterhouse937
@porterhouse937 Ай бұрын
Because he’s regurgitating simple concepts back to you and you mistake them as some advanced philosophy. You are incapable of listening to something even remotely intellectual, as most Tate fans because you’re mentally deficient
@876Marcus
@876Marcus Ай бұрын
Why tho
@rebeccaconlon9743
@rebeccaconlon9743 Ай бұрын
Probably because you like your echo chamber... everyone likes to hear what they already agree with but find it harder to listen to those that disagree
@australienski6687
@australienski6687 29 күн бұрын
That's because you are a loser, only losers think Andrew Tate is good.
@seankennedy4284
@seankennedy4284 Ай бұрын
No. Tate doesn't go around telling men they are victims.
@rebeccaconlon9743
@rebeccaconlon9743 Ай бұрын
Objectively look at his videos, it is... I use to watch his work... it is the marketing on us vs them mentality
@seankennedy4284
@seankennedy4284 Ай бұрын
@@rebeccaconlon9743 Victimhood specifically Not Us vs. Them
@vladimirdosen6677
@vladimirdosen6677 28 күн бұрын
What he meant was that Tate doesn't have to be rude and prideful to inspire you. Pride is a cardinal sin for a reason and Tate is bathing in it. It's the polar opposite of humility what he is preaching pretty much and there is one simple reason why people need to learn humility and that's A FACT that we cannot all be financially as successful as the other guy. Most people will never in their lives have more than a stable paycheck EVEN IF they "escape the matrix". Acting like you can solve a problem on this scale is borderline insane.
@kayqq361
@kayqq361 28 күн бұрын
Yes he does. He talks down to his minions n treats them like shit
@vladimirdosen6677
@vladimirdosen6677 28 күн бұрын
@@kayqq361 These people literally have 0 self-respect.
@b.l70
@b.l70 10 күн бұрын
Honestly, the narrative if ppl not having children is because they're selfish is so toxic. Theres a myriad of reasons why ppl decise to have/dont have children. Many ppl also have children for selfish reasons such as keeping up with their friends, completing a checklist, having "mini me" as an extension of themselves. And many ppl decide not to have children because they live in poverty or has mental health problems or dont want their children to grow up in a toxic environment. Having kids is a huge decision and responsibility and it's NOT just because people wanna work longer hours. Who tf would wanna work longer hours? Ever occured to you that a lot of ppl have to work longer hours these days just to cover the basics? Most can't even afford stable housing. And bringing children into the world when you cant even housed them is cruel and irresponsible. How out of touch are you, Steven?
@jsunproter1940
@jsunproter1940 17 күн бұрын
Ive read 3 of simons books. They arent bad but nothing really new either. Really juat a rehash of a dozen other books that have already come out before his.some of the ideas in there i flat out disagree with him on. Hes one of those guys that tried to position himself as a buisness thought leader yet has never built one. Tate does the same thing but with more aggression and bs.
@angelossauro
@angelossauro 16 күн бұрын
Still people attacking Tate without knowing him to get attention. Ok. Whatever. Tate did already ten times more for young people around the world than whoever this guy is.
@MPM_News
@MPM_News Күн бұрын
@user-hu8vb9vn3o
@user-hu8vb9vn3o 29 күн бұрын
Simon 😆What you’re talking about😂
@edsoncatenda
@edsoncatenda 27 күн бұрын
Put Andrew tate on your show , and let him elaborate everything he thinks a man should do
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
Steven seems to be bought out. I mean I haven't seen many truly controversial guests on his podcast.
@paolozmm
@paolozmm 11 күн бұрын
Men should be good to their wife. They should treat women with respect. They should be there for their children. They should live honest lives. . Tate sees women as property / profit machines. Tate cant even accurately state how many kids he has .Tate lies consistently - he even claimed he's a trillionaire. He is a terrible person who has found a way to get internet attention and monetise it by pretending he is a saviour.
@StixTheCreator
@StixTheCreator 6 күн бұрын
Andrew Tate tells a lot of truth but it’s between the lines where the grift occurs. He’ll say he’s a billionaire making a 4 million a month but that’s not true he has money but no where near a billionaire. He is good with words but not very good at concealing his intent.
@katja6332
@katja6332 27 күн бұрын
Wasn't this the Tate not that toxic guy who exploits & abuses women for basically fun & profit and was kicked out of his country and hides out in some Eastern European country because he awaits jail? 😂😂 Hope he ends up with a lot of charges.
@moorshound3243
@moorshound3243 12 күн бұрын
All fake made up by the matrix. If you got wrongfully arrested and spent time in a jail I'm sure you would love it. It's fact that nothing can be proved, it's a well know fact that the MSM lies all the time, and you bought it, bet you had the jab and wore a mask as well.
@tiktokfamous3446
@tiktokfamous3446 4 күн бұрын
Yes he is
@elftower907
@elftower907 24 күн бұрын
People are different. Everyone name dropping Tate jealous asf
@kurdboy7732
@kurdboy7732 23 күн бұрын
As some one who livee in middle east I thought you were on of the smartest one in the world but just by saying like religion extrem in middle east and Take a shame society you meant we are wrong with out knowing much about us you do not have even know anything about us Andrew is far better than you when he is talking about someone or something he definitely know what he says
@timothyegan1108
@timothyegan1108 Ай бұрын
His criticism is disingenuous: he is telling victims not to be victims which makes them victims. An example of sophist intellectual idiocy.
@rakhemseku
@rakhemseku 27 күн бұрын
Victimhood sells.
@Jay-uw9ry
@Jay-uw9ry 26 күн бұрын
It's motivation that sells. Motivation using victimhood tactics. Nothing different to Jordan Peterson for example.
@pracheep.mahana9508
@pracheep.mahana9508 5 күн бұрын
Everyone : we are animals but we r also human. Andrew tate : yeah yeah yeah blah blah blah we are human..whatever but we are ANIMALS.. andd that's imporrrtaant. Pffff
@mrpickle23
@mrpickle23 29 күн бұрын
dude is 1000000% jealous
@CG-wr4no
@CG-wr4no Ай бұрын
I am very open to changing my view, but we have a record high population.. one could say too many people.. and now that nature is self regulating by people not wanting to have as many kids its somehow a problem? Isnt that the solution to over population.. to slow it down a bit? People acted like it was a horrible thing for over population and now its a horrible thing to balancenit out a bit? Naturally, by choice... Is there something im missing?
@Xtine72
@Xtine72 Ай бұрын
Good point! I believe it’s because we need people to care for the aging population an take over the work they do. Basically, we’re going to need to adjust to the diminishing population and it’s happening so quickly that we can’t. It needs to happen but at a slower rate so we can keep up.
@AjHazzi
@AjHazzi 29 күн бұрын
The problem of the next 40 years will be under population in most countries. Also every day since the beginning of recorded history we’ve had a record population. We will see a full collapse if we don’t have a younger generation to follow Gen Alpha. If Gen Z doesn’t populate enough, the system will collapse.
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