By youngsters I mean those who are still in high school or who are beginning college.
Don't believe the lies that life is always beautiful, that life is fair, that people are equal, or that you can find happiness even in the most dire situation.
The reality is that life is a darwinistic hell where power, status, money, beauty, youth and health are all extremely important and everything functions in virtuous or vicious circles. Ever wondered why normies are all obsessed with politics or wealth redistribution? Because they tend to lack power and status. Their life sucks as a result and they're very envious of all those who have this power and status (like the famous 1%).
If you lack money and status, you'll be forced to work a bad job where you can't self-actualize. That sounds bearable in theory but in practice it's hell to spend most of your life getting yelled at by an asshole boss in an absurd job. You'll develop unhappiness as a result and then probably depression or substance abuse, which will ruin your social life in turn, then your health, then your opportunities to change jobs... Life is basically constant tidal flows where you're either brought by your feet to the bottom of the ocean or climbing above everyone else.
That's why if you don't study as hard as you can now, and don't try to get an easy, high-paying, high-status job now that it's still possible for you, you'll regret it extremely bitterly in fifteen years. I'd suggest every youngster here to aim at medical school in particular. Becoming a doctor is the surest way to a life that doesn't suck. If you know me, you'll know that I always have extremely good reasons for writing what I write.
Don't believe the lies that life is always beautiful, that life is fair, that people are equal, or that you can find happiness even in the most dire situation.
The reality is that life is a darwinistic hell where power, status, money, beauty, youth and health are all extremely important and everything functions in virtuous or vicious circles. Ever wondered why normies are all obsessed with politics or wealth redistribution? Because they tend to lack power and status. Their life sucks as a result and they're very envious of all those who have this power and status (like the famous 1%).
If you lack money and status, you'll be forced to work a bad job where you can't self-actualize. That sounds bearable in theory but in practice it's hell to spend most of your life getting yelled at by an asshole boss in an absurd job. You'll develop unhappiness as a result and then probably depression or substance abuse, which will ruin your social life in turn, then your health, then your opportunities to change jobs... Life is basically constant tidal flows where you're either brought by your feet to the bottom of the ocean or climbing above everyone else.
That's why if you don't study as hard as you can now, and don't try to get an easy, high-paying, high-status job now that it's still possible for you, you'll regret it extremely bitterly in fifteen years. I'd suggest every youngster here to aim at medical school in particular. Becoming a doctor is the surest way to a life that doesn't suck. If you know me, you'll know that I always have extremely good reasons for writing what I write.
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