An ever-curious observer of the world. Jamaican-American. 🇯🇲 Highly problematic. Retweet absolutely ≠ endorsement.

Joined November 2011
As 2025 draws to a close, a look at some of JayMan's greatest hits, 2025. Starting with my all-time most popular tweet, defending a porn star xitter.cf/JayMan471/status/19161…
People are shocked about Riley Reid not because she’s married—pornstars often do get married (and quite often to other pornstars)—but because people *want* her to suffer for her “immorality”
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The parallel is too tight on this one to ignore. youtu.be/HLvJENWBoSM?is=upUH…
Death row inmate Christa Pike is conscious and speaking, a week after surviving two lethal doses of pentobarbital in a failed execution She is believed to be the first person in the US to survive being injected with lethal execution drugs
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Childless people who are miserable aren’t miserable because they have no kids. Childless people who are miserable are miserable because they have no kids AND no money.
Anecdotal but the 70-80 year old childless people i know of are happy, still healthy and rich. They are going on cruises and holidays, have romantic companions, are involved in their communities and the lives of their nieces, nephews and other family members. I'm not saying there isn't a big emotional cost to not having your own children or a marriage. But not having these things doesn't mean you must only be miserable.
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Alleged enthusiast of ethno-political dynamics, can not grasp ethnic clans. Interesting. Please read @JayMan471 and @hbdchick for insight into clannishness. unz.com/jman/zigzag-lightnin… hbdchick.wordpress.com/2013/…
I like to see myself as a fairly astute and sharp young man. I have had a keen interest in history for all of my life. Over the last 15 years or so, I have taken a special interest in ethno-political dynamics. I often entertain (and dismiss) various theories and possibilities. This, however, is hard to grasp. I feel like a mathematician struggling with an equation that should actually be easy understand – but for some reason it is not. Or like someone new to the gym attempting an exercise – you understand the theory but the body simply does not align with the movement as it should. I do not have any difficulties with reading comprehension. I can clearly read and understand that 100 men were involved in preying upon one girl. Even so, I can still not grasp the enormity of the crime. It requires a level of thinking that is so complex yet so simple. I suppose many of you feel the same way. Fortunately for us, our ancestors created myths to help us understand these things. To help us make sense of this. It is known as Good vs Evil. Myth serves as a sharp sword that cuts right to the centre of it all. Like Alexander when he cut through the Gordian Knot. Fortunately, Myth also reveals to us the correct political course of action: Death penalty for everyone who preyed upon the girl, deportations of every community that was complicit. Lastly, out of curiosity, do you feel the same way about having a hard time grasping it all?
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“Walkable cities” are also hell on fertility.
“Walkable cities” were killed by the civil rights act, not cars Highways are generally defensive infrastructure in response to destroyed cities, not city killing buffoonery The sterility and car-requiring nature if suburbs is the point; it keeps out urban youths So long as the CRA remains in effect, the road-heavy pic is the more livable one
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Men don’t shame other men for rape? Men make rape highly illegal. OK that checks out…
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Happy New Year!
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The decline of rock music in Western pop culture and rock's WEIRD, very Germanic/Nordic roots xitter.cf/JayMan471/status/18987…
Is the decline of rock music related to the decline of the white share of California's population? Well there is this. Heavy metal specifically is a very, very WEIRD thing.
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STATUS, and how it makes the world go around xitter.cf/JayMan471/status/18784…
I don’t think people understand the nature of status and status-seeking. When people hear the term, they think luxury mansions or Instagram influencers. No, brother. Status-seeking is as automatic as taking in oxygen. Everyone does it all the time. We all seek regard and approval from those around us on *some* dimension or another. Hell, you’re doing it right now posting on X. The reason for this graph is the quest for status
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Meaning itself has no meaning without some being to ascribe it. So the argument is inherently self-defeating. We matter because if we don’t, nothing else does.
“As far as we can tell from a purely scientific viewpoint, human life has absolutely no meaning. Humans are the outcome of blind evolutionary processes that operate without goal or purpose. Our actions are not part of some divine cosmic plan, and if planet earth were to blow up tomorrow morning, the universe would probably keep going about its business as usual. As far as we can tell at this point, human subjectivity would not be missed. Hence any meaning that people inscribe to their lives is just a delusion.” ― Yuval Noah Harari in "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind"
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There is a natural asymmetry in what men and women want. Women want to feel that they are *loved*. Men want to feel like they have *power*. We can all (mostly) be loved. We can’t all have power.
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What’s better is that they’re underselling it. IQ is more like 80% heritable.
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