As a White man, there is very little reward for working hard or having talent. In modern America, the most important number for determining your salary isn’t IQ, GPA, or hours worked but the year you were born.

Generally speaking, the oldest people in any organization are the highest paid and have the most authority. The only exceptions are diversity (non-Whites and women) or nepotism.

This is true about the military, business, academia, government, doesn’t matter.

American work life is demoralizing for talented young men. At every turn, you must justify yourself before tribunals of Boomers, foreigners, and HR cat ladies.

Every internship, job offer, and promotion has to be wargamed, negotiated, and fought for. No one recruits you. No one goes out of their way to help you.

Starting offers are mediocre (assuming you get them at all) and the underlying assumption is always that you will make money “later,” after you’ve “proven yourself” to the reigning gerontocrat, usually after years of grinding.

American business leaders simply don’t give a shit about cultivating future workers and innovators. They would rather go abroad and hire servile corporate drones than offer their talented countrymen an upward boost.

Our institutions are dominated by the selfish, the resentful, and the corrupt. Toxic to the core.

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This decline and fall was already happening in American K-12 in the 1950s. I am not sure when it started in colleges and universities but probably not long after if not at that time. The nepotism, educational misdirection, and general parasitism within education began with Jewish teachers who were quietly hostile toward whites, boys especially, but extremely supportive of Jewish students. This group strategy spread quickly from Jews into feminist groups, which were largely Jewish, then to affirmative action, and on it went. Today we are seeing a strong reaction against immigrant Indian nepotism, fraud, and incompetence. They have not learned the tricks of quieter groups who worked in the dark with poisons and worse. I am guardedly pleased to see the strong reactions against the words and actions of Musk and Ramaswamy. American white males especially must understand that there is a long clandestine history to their displacement and that it has been every bit as violent as it has been cultural and ideological. The violence has been clandestine and difficult to see because the attacks were mostly aimed at boys and young men for no other reason than they showed promise or someone was jealous of them. This made the attacks appear random; so-and-so lost his mind to drugs; just lost it for some reason; ‘gave up’, etc. No, many of these random young men you may have observed falling by the wayside were poisoned or maimed. We are well past the middle of a multigenerational war and have already taken millions of causalities. ABN