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You have a sort of anxiety, OP. It stems from the nature of modern day capitalism which has greatly warped and damaged the old ways where you would be now happily married. The sickness inherent in the capitalist system and your participation in it has severely damaged your mind. Your inability to get "laid" is that you seem to be putting "getting laid" as a goal that's only supposed to be rewarded as a consequence of you being rewarded by the capitalist system that requires you to be a produdctive and obedient slave that aids in the production and movement of commodity. In common sense terms it's because you're poor, and you think women can smell that poverty. It's not necessarily your lack of money, it's can also be a lack of social capital, or even a deficiency in your sexual market value (SMV). However, this mindset that you need to be higher up the value to chain to "get laid" is due to the indoctrination of the deranged system of capital.

Read the books in the chart, OP. Understand the enemy, how they play with your mind, free yourself from the capitalist indoctrination. Then getting laid is just a matter of being, for pussy is not just anyone's property but everyone's shared property. Under communism it shall be guaranteed.

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>>14271738
There is another one as well

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There's the classical period with Smith and Ricardo
The socialist reaction [chart]
The Keynesian solutions to the Great Depression (spend your way out of them, save when times are prosperous)
There's a neoclassical school that don't learn from historical mistakes and want to go back on the gold standard, hate central banks and believe in the Free Market, some going as far as to propose "anarcho-capitalism" and the like.
But I believe it's the "Chicago school" that runs neoliberalism.
I'm sure I'm wrong in a million little ways.
Just beware of this little pseudoscience cult

Anyone on /lit/ with a chart for stocks, trading etc.preferably not about "mass-psycology".

Also general chart thread

Read real economics, not distortions of John Stuart Mill or truism-laden self-help books

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Also Imma post a couple of useful pics

>>12836968
there (but not apolitical)
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also this