More good stuff from Reaxxion:
Why Men Will Always Need Games
http://www.reaxxion.com/1881/why-men-wi ... need-gamesIt's full of mistakes and typical subhuman viewpoints ("this world isn't perfect", etc.), but the message is good, and worlds away from the drivel on Kotaku and co.
And there's general public service articles like this one, that are sorely needed:
Why Does Jennie Bharaj Want $50,000 Of Your Money?
http://www.reaxxion.com/1742/why-does-j ... your-moneyIt's basically the same sort of thing he publishes on ROK (
link, for those who don't know the site), only confined to the videogame sphere. Which pretty much mirrors the subject matter of my own sites, the only difference being that Orgy obliterates ROK, just as Insomnia obliterates Reaxxion.
It's interesting to note also the commonalities of our journeys. We both started from the specialized (he: pick-up, I: videogames), and from that expanded to the general (he: social commentary and pseudo-philosophy, I: philosophy and genius social commentary). But isn't pick-up (i.e. sex) supposed to be healthier than videogames? Then how come my less healthy obsession for videogames led me to a much higher philosophy than his?
But see, the sexual drive is a much lower (i.e. more fundamental) drive than the drive for art, and by the time I started Insomnia in 2005 I had already been having sex with no problems for a decade, while Roosh had to become a PUA merely to lose his virginity in his twenties (I "lost" mine age 17). His entire life has been colored by the fact that he has to actually toil away for weeks and months to get laid, so it is no wonder that he sucks at every other area of life (no interest in sports or art or philosophy, for example).
Roosh is basically a mini version of me, a mini-me lol. That's why I like him so much and I sympathize with his trials and tribulations in this world.