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In this video, Leviticus Rich argues that most people follow societal scripts that don’t actually lead to success, and that real progress comes from questioning conventional advice, understanding why things work, and often doing the opposite of what the majority does. He uses a story about getting girls to buy you drinks at a bar to illustrate how breaking norms can produce better outcomes. From dating to career to fitness, you emphasize that people frequently repeat strategies without understanding them, rely on authority figures who may be wrong, and fail to verify the advice they follow. The message: stop blindly following the majority, ask “why,” observe what actually works, and think independently. #pickupadvice #datingadvice #neilstrauss #lifeadvice #unconventionalwisdom

Use this dark psychology hack to get anyone to open up to you. (Use this ethically!)

People struggle to make friends and enjoy their lives in the REAL world. My 3-step process to making friends and being social anywhere: 1) Have Parties 2) Have Fun 3) Be Fun #highstatus #highstatussocialcircle

In this video, LeviticusRich argues that age does not automatically equal wisdom. Wisdom comes from accumulated experience, trial and error, and nuanced understanding — not simply from living a long time. He explains that many people in the U.S. live repetitive, comfortable lives that don’t expose them to enough varied experiences to develop real wisdom. You also warn that people in high‑status positions are often perceived as wise even when their success came from luck, environment, or nepotism rather than genuine insight. Because of this, their advice can be misleading or outright harmful. His conclusion: judge wisdom by a person’s story, not their age or their status. #leviticusrich #ageisnotwisdom #lifeexperience

The video argues that absolute freedom doesn’t exist, because your actions always collide with other people, laws, and consequences. Instead, the real goal people should pursue is agency — the ability to control their own decisions, behaviors, and daily life. You explain that most people feel trapped not because they lack freedom, but because they lack discipline and structure, which causes them to hand over control of their lives to external forces. By reclaiming small, controllable habits (like sleep, energy, time management), people can feel more empowered, happier, and more in control. Ultimately, you conclude that agency — not freedom — is what people truly want. #freedom #success #lifestylehacks #absolutefreedom #leviticusrich #financialindependence