/lit/ - Literature

I'm fascinated by the organic rise and fall of the MGTOW, Red Pill, PUA, Neoreaction, and Manosphere spaces. From 2007 - 2017 there was truly a completely grassroots, organic movement of sorts that sprung up entirely on the internet. It wasn't just the big names like Roosh, Roissy, Rollo Tomassi, Vox Day, SoSuave, Aaron Clarey, Moldbug, SoSuave, Mystery, Return of Kings, r/theredpill - it was literally 1000s of independent blogs, self-published books, social media posts, etc.

I think the manosphere and its associated thinkers influenced modern discourse a lot more than is commonly thought. Everything from "incelism" to Trumpism to modern New Conservatism in the USA to "game" being a common word to "lifting culture" was heavily influenced by the manosphere movement. To me it's fascinating because it seemed to simply fade away as organically as it arose. I'd be curious to hear other's thoughts on this, as to cause, where it went, if it disappeared or was merely subsumed, etc.

99% of books are trash

>>9971451
>UPMC
>Physics
>Interested in white non-jewish girls only
>Alt-right
>I am redpilled and 135 IQ