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4 responses to “Don’t Be a Loser”

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   Post Alley Crackpot

   January 7, 2023

   I’m against adopting an anti-anti-narrative narrative for anything, but I have some carve-outs for rigidly defined boundaries concerning doubt, uncertainty, and chaos.

   This I’ve done only so that my stance can create self-victimisation of a type that nobody outside semiotics can truly understand, and for that reason it gives me much greater intellectual cachet than those horrid plebs who still go on about anti-colonialism.

   Admit it, you sense the appeal of it as well. 🙂

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   Avi

   January 8, 2023

   “Don’t be a loser!”
   I prefer “Don’t be a victim!”. A loser may not want to be one, but still is, through circumstances that are well outside his control. The first step for someone who has been victimised is to decide not to remain in that role. It takes will, and fortitude. A loser’s will, instead, by definition, is insufficient, and he will need all the fortitude he can muster to cope with being a loser.

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   X

   January 8, 2023

   “All countries that defined themselves through their status as former colonies are poor, miserable and unimportant.”

   How many of these countries have a low average IQ?

   “And those who didn’t choose losership and victimhood as an identity are doing well.”

   How many of these countries have a high average IQ?

   Because in this analysis, average national IQ might be a huge confounding factor/variable.

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      Clarissa

      January 9, 2023

      No, not really. Russians have high IQs but they decided to see themselves as eternal victims of the West, and look at the results. India is another example. China – the highest IQs on the planet – but all they do is pout over the imagined offenses of the West.

      IQ is not destiny. South and North Korea are perfect proof.

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