Ok I know your country's policy on social distancing staying indoors varies from country to country.
But as a uk-cel we are expecting, by fear of police arrest or fine, to stay indoors and only go out once for a solo walk only by yourself or urgent food shopping with one person, one basket or trolley.
Now I've already heard and seen the analogy "welcome to the incel world" but it also reveals the argument of freewill vs determinism, namely the locked man in a room analogy. Does it bother him cause he doesn't leave the house or does it bother him because he knows he can't leave the house (at 1.15 in video).
As an incel do you really leave the house more than once a day anyway if you had the choice? The below video is from 5 years ago but principle still applies.
But as a uk-cel we are expecting, by fear of police arrest or fine, to stay indoors and only go out once for a solo walk only by yourself or urgent food shopping with one person, one basket or trolley.
Now I've already heard and seen the analogy "welcome to the incel world" but it also reveals the argument of freewill vs determinism, namely the locked man in a room analogy. Does it bother him cause he doesn't leave the house or does it bother him because he knows he can't leave the house (at 1.15 in video).
As an incel do you really leave the house more than once a day anyway if you had the choice? The below video is from 5 years ago but principle still applies.
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