Pearl - May 20, 2025


Can Men Afford to Be Promiscuous？ @The_Crucible


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In this episode, the guys debate the pros and cons of the "red pill" and whether or not it should be implemented in the modern world. Is it a good or bad thing to not have kids?

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00:00:00.000 like you really think slow moving machine you think number of kids is going to go up like you
00:00:04.260 think marriage is really going to not you not not anytime soon yeah not anytime soon but here's the
00:00:09.480 thing the the trend is population is going to go still increase a little bit then it's going to
00:00:13.620 plateau and then the nosedive that we have in the years of pain that'll come from having an
00:00:18.260 elderly population that doesn't have enough young people to care for them is going to be very brutal 1.00
00:00:22.340 but i do think that necessarily just like we've seen you know time and time again we even saw it
00:00:28.460 soviet russia but the propaganda has to start or you don't have a society but i guess because
00:00:32.540 my question would be like what incentive do the men if we have to go through like 20 years of 0.93
00:00:37.980 bullshit to get a wife like what incentive do the men have to not sleep around well i mean in the 0.85
00:00:44.060 current society the only thing that would prevent them from that would be the idea of virtue and 1.00
00:00:48.320 religiosity like if gen z women like from a practical standpoint if i'm looking at your 1.00
00:00:53.140 view here from the practical standpoint i would say nothing yeah that's my point i'm not saying
00:00:57.680 I'm not saying it's good or I'm not saying it's good or bad, but I think like they come
00:01:01.260 to that conclusion because it's pragmatic.
00:01:03.400 Yeah, I agree.
00:01:03.880 Yeah, yeah, I agree.
00:01:04.880 It's very difficult to to make a normative claim like, well, the normative claim, the
00:01:10.100 moral claim, that's easy, right?
00:01:11.380 But it's hard to make a more normalized claim, let's say normative, but normalized claim
00:01:16.040 of, well, you just really shouldn't sleep with a bunch of chicks because it'll have 1.00
00:01:20.520 a bad outcome.
00:01:21.240 It's like, yeah, that's like, yeah, that's a harder like that's a harder line to tell.
00:01:27.680 but i do think you can look at the married guys who did like the crowders of the world but i do
00:01:32.720 think that you can make the great case though that it will ultimately have a worse outcome for you
00:01:38.300 as you get older that ultimately it'll have a worse outcome on you as an individual it'll have
00:01:43.660 a worse outcome on you as a man to not have children it'll have a worse outcome for you
00:01:48.220 ultimately i think i think i can demonstrate that pretty easily but um but i'm with you and the idea 0.99
00:01:54.520 of like you know yeah trying to tell a bunch of 25 year old men not to go fuck everything that 0.98
00:01:59.320 moves when it's willing to have sex with it that seems like a tall order i get it uh but i don't 0.99
00:02:05.080 think i don't think for practical purposes um ultimately that that the red pill is right on
00:02:11.180 that i think that that the christian right is more correct on that that the outcomes for most
00:02:15.280 men would be better ultimately served uh and in the short term for society ultimately served
00:02:20.900 by trying to remove promiscuity in these behaviors.