/lit/ - Literature

>>14496446
Somewhat true. Christianity really was just subverted in doctrine by the increasing standards of living and widespread introduction of the printed press and scientific empiricism which falsely dissuaded people from the belief in an intelligent creator. This process will soon be revered thanks to modern Orthodox philosophers who are synthesizing creationism with modern empiricism through metaphysics and darwinism.
>>14496295
Kinda true, but that’s mostly because what else can men do? Hunting and fishing is rather limited in possibility for city-dwellers; other forms like bowling are entirely superficial and thanks to the introduction of mass communication, only pre-selective groups of friends partake in these activities (not made for solo); less male-only spaces overall and ability to be male without technology capturing and broadcasting which provokes men into no longer desiring to display themselves; technology inherently replacing most of what man was once useful for and limiting his innate abilities (path finding, problem solving, etc.). Of course, vidya and tv is the easy way out to satisfy yourself and should be looked down upon in general. It really doesn’t help that wages and compensation for work has stagnated heavily since women entered the workforce.
>>14496358
It’s everyone’s fault.
>>14495996
Lack of need for masculine men. We’re already a transhumanist society in that men are not a necessity in order for society to function. Most people work sedentary office jobs which requires zero physical talent or otherwise more masculine traits. It is also dangerous for men to be true to their nature, since technology proves men capable of far more destruction than was possible in old times. Also, mass luxury of leisure is afforded to everyone, and for some reason people never figured this would led to negative problems like we experience today. It all boils down to a general ignorance of cause-effect.