Malcolm Collins

They, they're, they got themselves into it by allowing this to happen, okay? Um, it's their job to either have a revolution and, uh, deal with history-

Yeah, but Malcolm, what I'm saying is just literally the foundation they're on environmentally, logistically is not sound.

If they had a revolution and took over, what would they do to make things okay?

If they had a revolution and took over, you'd have a ton of foreign investment because there's a lot of rich Persians around the world and a lot of people who would like the idea of being able to make money in a country that just had...

I mean...

Ah, okay.

Okay, Malcolm.

Okay.

Hello, Malcolm.

I'm excited to be with you today because we're gonna talk about the tradwife exodus.

There is an exodus of tradwives taking place.

And I think a lot of people are doing that with sort of a 1950s vision where first you had this sort of role play and LARP that came from BDSM, and then that was merged with people who genuinely thought that they could bring back the prosperity and decency of this previous era through cargo culting the phenomenon.

And, um-

I'm actually gonna argue it's worse than that, Malcolm.

I'm gonna argue-

Oh, continue.

Pronatalism, as you can probably guess, argues the exact opposite.

Simone and Malcolm Collins are authors, podcasters, and among the best-known hard EA advocates and pronatalists in America.

They have five kids, and when I asked Simone via email how many kids they planned on having, her answer was, "We have five kids, and we'll keep going until we physically can't have more kids, i.e., I lose my uterus or the health risk becomes deadly high." They want you to have more kids as well.

We're Simone and Malcolm Collins.

We are techno puritan pronatalists who believe in taking humanity to the stars and thinking in terms of very, very long time frames.

So we don't think in terms of the next five years.

And one of the biggest problems on that front is demographic collapse.

So there's, there's sort of two things, right? You know, obviously, if AI keeps advancing the way it's advancing and it replaces most human jobs, we might be spared, although I doubt this will happen in the way a lot of people think, the collapse that happens from an aging society, right?

Hello, Malcolm.

I'm excited to speak with you today because we need to ask, has the occult reached the sorry state it's in because women have taken it over, or because something else has gone wrong? I, I started wondering this because I watched this video called The Occult Has Become Too Feminine, an argument presented by a male, I think, Christian occultist on YouTube who goes by Broken Rune.

And he argued that the problem with the modern occult is that it has been feminized, making everything about feelings and therapy, and for him, the occult needs both masculine and feminine influence, and he hates that mysticism now is just new age hippie stuff, in his words.

Yeah.

So he, his particular interest, Isaac Newton, Newton, that is, was obviously in physics and in mathematics, which turned out to be very real fields in which he was extremely influential.

But yes, he was also very interested in alchemy, but also, Malcolm, in Biblical prophecy, but guess who's into that, too?

Who?

We are.

And this is-

Malcolm Collins and the methods of demographic collapse.

Right, and this is where it makes sense for us to work with the goblins, for now at least.

Oh, yeah.

I forgot.

Would you like to know more? Ah.

Hello, Malcolm.

I'm very glad to be speaking with you today, because a bunch of people online are having an aneurysm about Malfoy fan art.

I'm glad you're here today.

Malcolm and Simone Collins joined me to talk about AI, their new form of religion that they're using to guide their future and some projects that they've been working on.

I have to say that Malcolm and Simone are some of the most Overton window smashing people that I've ever met.

They have concepts and ideas.

They're talking about political positions and strategies that are way outside of even what I encounter.

So for anybody on the show that doesn't know, I had my my A.I. do like a deep dive analysis of all of my podcasts, including scoring the guests based on their vocabulary, like size, their their reasoning skills, social warmth.

And I can't remember a couple of other traits.

And then I was able to like say like who where are the extremes? How do people compare? And I compared Malcolm and Simone and it showed how they are in many ways kind of yin and yang polar opposites.