Tag: bravery

Jewish Supremist response to criticism

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No one who actually watches Owens can honestly claim she is irrational, let alone so crazy she should be committed to a mental hospital.

She did at one point show the speaker had not been telling the truth and displays conspicuous self-aggrandizement.

Owens is the best reporter by far on the Charlie Kirk assassination.

Her work has been fascinating, factual and appropriately speculative.

Very importantly, it is crowd-sourced, which makes it super up-to-date and ever deepening, as new facts appear.

Owens is pioneering the journalism of the future. No one else is at her level.

If you have not been watching her, I highly recommend you start. This episode is topical and a good place to begin: Charlie’s Final Hours. What Else Is Josh Hammer Lying About? | Candace Ep 250.

As a side-note, Hammer appears to me to be a JS but I cannot be certain of that.

I can be certain, however, that his response is classic Bolshevik-era JS, where critics were cruelly incarcerated and silenced for ‘mental illness’, when all they were really doing is telling the truth, as is Candace. ABN

Willingness to protect from violence, independent of strength, guides partner choice

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Abstract:

Ancestrally, physical violence from conspecifics was a recurrent adaptive problem. Did selection favor preferences for partners who are both strong (highly able) and willing to protect us from violence? Strength and willingness are interrelated, so dissociating their effects is necessary. Here we assessed both inferences and preferences. In 7 experiments (N = 4,508 U.S. adults recruited via MTurk), we systematically varied the willingness of a date or friend to physically protect you from an attack, compared to scenarios where you do not have this information. We also varied that person’s strength. Discovering that a person is willing to protect greatly increased their attractiveness as a romantic partner or friend, regardless of their strength. This held for both women and men raters, and when evaluating both opposite- and same-sex dates and friends. In fact, partners who were willing to protect were attractive even if they tried to do so but failed, and even if you were harmed because of their failure. Discovering that a partner is unwilling to protect decreased their attractiveness, and was a deal-breaker for women evaluating a male date. Unwillingness decreased attractiveness more when the rater was a woman, when the target was a man, and when the target was being evaluated as a date versus friend. Women placed some importance on a male date’s strength, but this was mostly due to inferences about his willingness to protect them. Surprisingly, we found only weak evidence that differences in strength, independent of willingness, increased the attractiveness of a partner.

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Willingness to protect also signals good qualities in other spheres of thought and behavior. Physical bravery is a significant foundation for intellectual and spiritual bravery. My partner gets an A+ in these and related fields.

One reason Western civilization is suffering malaise and disunion is our ‘leaders’ have entirely failed to protect us, even acted against us. And that is a clear sign they are infiltrators and traitors, not real leaders.

Interpersonal emotions are fractal microcosms of our meso- and macro-sense of the well-being of our societies. ABN