Hierarchy

You know, you're thinking about will I be seen as emotional or will people stop inviting me to certain things? Will this affect my promotion? That's exhausting.

But that's the hierarchy part.

That's the hierarchy part.

Exactly.

Exactly.

I love his character.

Hierarchy-wise, I give this an A-.

So overall, I think that would give this group an A- altogether.

Next, we have our power forwards, Scottie Barnes, Colin Murray-Boyles, and Kyle Anderson.

So this is a very important person regarding the traditionalist movement, which I believe has a huge hand in bringing in this synarchist order as well as the technocratic movement.

Republic that they're trying to bring in So Evola wrote Three books well more than three But these particular three books are really important Here okay and what he talks about He rejects liberal democracy and Marxism He rejected racial biology Like foundations of Nazism He criticized aspects of Italian Fascism yet still looked into Fascism in the third right as the Potential useful vehicles for a radically Hierarchical Traditional order So Evola, who Dugan and Alex Jones and all these people talk about a lot, was not a conventional fascist.

He was neither an anti-fascist either, though.

He was trying to use fascism, the era of it, to advance a older aristocratic, spiritual, and anti-modern worldview, which is something we see today.

You know, that, that type of choice making, I think is it's, I've done whole sections of this book of prime time on that, because I really feel like you don't have to keep climbing up through that phase of your life.

We are taught that success looks like hierarchy.

in our first phase of our life.

And our parents even judge us on how far up the hierarchy we got, right? And there is a point where happiness is more important than hierarchy.

And I just don't think we have a conversation for this.

I don't think that 50 year olds have a narration that's acceptable yet.