Yesko barema ni ta yeso guff handim na ta. New Matrix movie is out. Red Pill Theory is based on this metaphor from The Matrix. As we go through our life, much of what we learn about the world and each other is filtered through numerous cultural biases, and it isn’t at all true. Our society creates a psychological matrix, an illusion about what it means to be human.. For example, we learn about sex and romance through the lens of religious traditions and Hollywood movies which make dating seem like a noble, enlightened part of who we are. But the truth is much darker, and dating is often motivated by selfish, evolutionary drives that have everything to do with successfully passing on our genes to the next generation, and little to do with anything noble or enlightened. We learn who we are through a culture that tells us what it wants us to hear, and we believe in a narrative that is both comfortable and pacifying. By believing what we are taught, we learn to act within the bounds of the societal narrative. We date how our society wants us to date, we learn what our society wants us to learn, and we work the kinds of jobs our society wants us to work. With Red Pill Theory, you’re offered a choice, you can continue living in relative comfort by blindly following the path that society has set for you, or you can give up that comfort and learn the truth. Just like in The Matrix, the truth isn’t pretty. Human behavior is often driven by petty, selfish impulses, and taking the red pill means confronting that who you are might not be as noble or heightened as you’ve been taught to believe. https://bit.ly/3pdUiNG