Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
Based Camp with Simone Malcolm Collins
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Splitting Humanity: Physical Elites, Cognitive Elites, & The Drugged Masses (Raw Egg Nationalist)

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February 12, 2024

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Notes from REN:

A new mouse study that reveals levels of hunger hormones directly affect decision-making centres in the brain, effectively deciding whether a mouse will eat when it encounters food or not:

An article from the Atlantic about the surprising effects of semaglutide on addictive behaviours:

A study about the interaction between semaglutide and the hunger hormones ghrelin and leptin:

Malcolm, Simone, and controversial writer Raw Egg Nationalist have a far-ranging discussion on where humanity may be headed in the future. They talk about a potential split between high willpower "physical elites" and "cognitive elites", compared to a drugged up underclass losing agency and personal responsibility. Other topics include fertility correlates, the failures of trad-con thinking, why kids need protection from indoctrination, targeting of dissidents' children, and more.

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