HIGH IQ - Looksmaxxing in terms of Dunning Cruger

[smartstyle]

I did some pattern recognition and realized something.

That's a fucking evolution of blackpiller.

Peak of mount stupid is being bluepilled.
Falling stage is - redpill and slowly getting into blackpill.
Valley of despair - is probably most interesting one, that's when you start only thinking about blackpill - probably watching this tiktok "why not me" edits everyday for hours and sitting on this website not getting the point.
Slope of enlightment is when you get knowledge about all aspects, and that everything matters - being social, nt, looks, status, money etc.

Plateu of sustanability is when you finally swallow the whitepill. Most of the users who aren't schizos would get here sooner or later. And most of ascended ones are here - if i am not wrong fixnfearless(he is redpilled but still recommends looksmaxxes), the syrian psycho is not doing schizo shit as barrett or zeta, they give looksmaxxing advices but without despair blackpill/incelpill shit.

Whitepill is when you stop caring about everything and just know what you should do and do it, without looking/listening others, and live as a finally happy person. Those in valley of despair would call it bluepilled cope but who cares. I think most of sane people who been in this site for more than 2 years will get here eventually, unless mentally ill.

I am too lazy to make a formatted post so i will just leave it here. Another pure example of whitepill theory.

@looks>books

 

[BucketCrab]

This is not how the Dunning-Kruger effect works.

Blackpillers, just like in any other fields, typically overestimate how knowledgeable they are on any given topic - and the less they know, the more likely they are to overestimate their level of knowledge.

Take for example steroids.
Teenagers and new users around here (low knowledge) typically think they "cracked the code" and are 100% sure they know the solution to the steroid discussion - for example they may think steroids are a cheat code and that they can easily avoid side effects, and that everyone else is just stupid for not seeing what they see.
More experienced users (low-to-average knowledge, deepest part of the slope) fall into a pit of despair and have no idea what the solution is. They underestimate their own knowledge and fail to develop a critical stance on the issue, and swing between fear of side effects and being convinced by transformation videos.
Lastly, as their knowledge and experience increases, they slowly begin piecing things together and reach a conclusion. Although their stance isn't the final word on the matter, they have finally understood that data can be interpreted on a case-by-case basis to reach a reasonable conclusion on whether steroids should be used or not... but that observation and analysis are never really over.