The reason you can't solve incels by making sure lonely guys get enough sex is even more basic than the many moral and safety issues. Incel is not a relationship status. It's an identity.
But changing the *culture*, getting to where a certain percentage of people don't, behind closed doors, hold racist/sexist/incel ideas and act, and base their worldview, on those beliefs, is something that I am not sure we actually even *understand* how to do, reliably.
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Looking at the world, one of the things that keeps me up at night is wondering if the 20th century *really* changed things, or if the dark side of humanity's Id is saying "Eh, we tried inclusion and acceptance, let's go back to I Got Mine and xenophobia and Might = Right."
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I would LIKE to be optimistic. But I think that being civilized still has a long fight ahead of it, versus mankind (and men's) darker impulses.
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The first part, yes. That second? Culture absolutely does change. But do we actually change it, directionaly, deliberately? We certainly think we do. I am not sure.
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