5 Things You Should Un-learn
Posted in Uncategorized on May 11th, 2013 by Naughty NomadSome of you may remember the final passage in my book, when I answered the question: What is the one thing I’ve learned from travelling the world? My answer was this: If anything, I’ve unlearned more than I’ve learned.
The concept of breaking away from one’s behavioral conditioning / socialisation is quite well illustrated in ‘The Red Pill’ concept which has become a central tenet of Manosphere thinking.
Taking the Red Pill is the first step in ‘unplugging from the matrix’ and questioning your cultural indoctrination. To help you on that path, I’ve devised 5 concepts that you must unlearn for you to rebuild yourself as a better, smarter, more introspective person.
1. Unlearn Religion
Religion is for the blind. If you want to be a theist and believe in all-powerful sky god that will send you to a fiery underworld for eating bacon, go ahead, but ask yourself: What if you grew up somewhere else? Your world view would be as different as your words. Like language, the only thing that determines a religious person’s belief system is geography. If you were born in the Trobriand Islands, you’d believe pregnancy occurs after praying to the sun. If you were born in the Bible belt, you’d probably believe a into magic man who came back as a zombie to save the world from their sins. Both are equally ridiculous.
While there may be nuggets of wisdom embedded in every religion, that does excuse the other 95% of illogical, hocus-pocus crap that comes with it.
Determine your OWN values and develop your OWN principals after heavy consideration, wide reading, and intellectual discourse.
Where to Start?
I suggest reading books like the God Delusion by Richard Dawkins. Then build on that by tackling the classics, the great philosophers, and modern works on the subjects of ethics, well-being, and self-improvement.
2. Unlearn Equality
“All men HUMANS* are created equal.” *Feminist edit.
“All humans LIVING THINGS** are created equal.” **Animal rights activist edit.
Ah yes, the immortal declaration—one of the most poisonous and pervasive ideas in Western society. Never mind the fact that the founding fathers had to audacity to pen this during mass slavery. Nowadays, equality is on the lips of every revolution, and every non-rich, non-political, non-male, non-white, non-westerner there is.
Guess what?
Equality is a myth. Is does not exist. It is an idealist pipe-dream. A noble idea, perhaps, applicable is some circumstances (like suffrage), but when taken too literally is has no grounding in reality. There is a hierarchy to everything and the faster you accept that, the better.
Take beauty for example. Some are born more beautiful than others. A war against “Fat shaming” won’t change that.
Take race for example. West Africans are born stronger and taller than southeast Asians.
Take sex for example. Men are more with more testosterone and less estrogen than women, which results in different behavioral attributes. Shocking, I know.
Take class for example. People from rich, first world families will go on to be richer than those born in the slums of central Africa. We are the 99%. Boo-hoo. What you gonna do about it?
The unnatural concept of equality should be obvious, but equalist ideology has tried to convince us that bioscience and human nature are irrelevant. Don’t be fooled.
Where to Start?
You can complain about inequality or you can make the most of your position and do your very best to work your way up the feeding chain. Get rich, get game, get stronger and sexier.
3. Unlearn Women

If only.
This point is redundant if you’re a regular reader, but I’ll repeat myself. Unless you’re into game, unlearn everything you’ve been taught about women. Do not listen to women when they talk about what they want, because most of them haven’t a clue or lie about it. Most importantly, unlearn EVERYTHING your mother ever told you about women. Flowers, dinner dates, compliments… all BAD. Women say they want a man to be sensitive, giving, little puppy dogs, yet when it comes down to it, they end up falling assholes who who sleep with their best friends. You don’t have to be an asshole to get laid, but being a ‘nice guy’ will get you squat.
Where to Start?
Learn Game and everything you can about attraction.
4. Unlearn ‘Wise’ Sayings
Adages, proverbs, or ‘wise old sayings’ are the cereal bars of wisdom. They’re good marketing that package ideology is a sentence. But not all ideology is right or wise. A good idiom may seem profound and give you the feelies, but tear open the shiny wrapper and often what you’ll inside is pure rubbish. (But don’t get me wrong, some of worth saving.)
Where to Start?
Here’s are list of 7 examples of bad idioms off the top of my head you should immediately put out of your mind.
1. “Be Yourself.”
Be yourself!
Don’t. Be better. Never settle to simply ‘be yourself’. Couldn’t you be more educated, fitter, or speak another language. Yourself if not good enough. Strive to be your best self.
2. “The pen is mightier then the sword.”
Ever got stabbed with a sword? Fuck that.
3. “Two wrongs don’t make a right.”
Not always. If a guy raped your daughter and you killed him, you’d feel pretty good about it. Vengeance is sweet.
4. “Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.”
This is what fat and ugly say to make themselves feel better. Beauty is mathematically quantifiable. Everybody knows beauty when they see it.
5. “A penny saved is a penny earned.”
Ever heard of inflation?
6. “Honesty is the best policy.”
No, not always. Lying is often very advantageous. “Don’t worry, I just got checked and I’m clean. Now suck that dick.” * Physic* Hmm… AIDSilicious.
“Absence makes the heart grow fonder.”
Actually, absence leads to cheating. Absence makes the heart go fondle.
5. Unlearn Materialism and The Rat Race
Go to school, get a good degree, get a good job, work 9-5 for 30 to 40 years, but TONS OF SHIT in the process, then fuck off and die.

That’s the script you’re supposed to follow. Why? What’s the point in having a nice car, a big house, and trophy wife who spends your money when it means a life of slavery in the cooperate world?
You could make quarter of that cash online and live like a king in Asia. Or you could work part time and travel the world. Or better yet, work for yourself. Regardless, don’t spend all your cash on stupid shit just to show off to other people. Studies have shown that people are more satisfied spending their money on experiences rather than material possessions.
Think Lifestyle. Think Freedom. Think Minimalism.
There’s nothing wrong with riches and wanting nice things, but if owning them things puts you in debt and forces you to work to the bone for OTHER men, it’s just not worth it.
Where to start?
Read books like the Cashflow Quadrant by Robert Kiyosaki or the Four-Hour Work Week. Start your own business, become a digital nomad, or just reduce your working hours, buy less shit, and use your spare time to travel, learn, and better yourself.
We’re done. Now get unlearning!
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If there’s anything that you have unlearned on your path to betterment, leave a comment!
In just a very short time, the manosphere has proliferated, encompassing a diverse array of blogs on everything from pick-up to work-out programs to introspective intellectual discourse on Western society. But ultimately, the manosphere is about men seeking to improve themselves, both personally and as a group.
I rarely watch movies or TV—unless it’s something like the latest Bond or Tarantino film—but damn, does having a girl increase your time in front of a screen. I’ve noticed this phenomenon in other relationships amongst my friends and siblings. It makes sense. If you’re spending EVERY night with the same person—especially a girl with limited conversation skills—you end up filling the void with popcorn.
4. You exercise less.

