📏 How Common Different Heights Actually Are

1. Average male height in the U.S. The average adult male height is about 69 inches (5 ft 9 in).  2. Distribution of heights Heights follow a normal (bell-curve) distribution with a mean ~69 inches and standard deviation ~2.5–2.65 inches. About 68% of men fall within one standard deviation of the mean (roughly 66–72 inches).  […]

Why Being Short Is Considered a Negative for Men — and Why Obsessing Over Tall Men Is Delusional

Let’s be honest instead of polite… Yes — being short is considered a negative for men. Not because it actually ruins relationships…but because modern dating is driven by optics, fantasy, and laziness. And the obsession with tall men? That part is mathematically stupid. Why Height Got Weaponized in Dating Height became shorthand for masculinity because […]

Sports Is Scripted Entertainment

And Why So Many People Refuse to Believe It Most people hear the phrase “sports is scripted” and immediately picture someone wearing a tin foil hat, yelling about magnets in basketballs and rigged goalposts. That reaction is intentional. Because the truth isn’t that sports outcomes are fully fixed—it’s that sports operates under the same entertainment […]

Does the Younger Generation Really Have It Harder —Or Are They Just Afraid of Being Uncomfortable?

Every generation thinks it has it worse than the previous generations. But the current generation might be the first to confuse discomfort with injustice — and then build an entire identity around avoiding both. Let’s separate reality from coping narratives. 1. Yes, Some Things Are Objectively Harder (Let’s Be Fair) Before the comments explode — […]

Who Actually Uses “The 48 Laws of Power”?

Spoiler: It’s not the powerful—it’s the insecure, the pretenders, and the quietly neurotic 1. The Wannabe Alpha With No Actual Influence He quotes the 48 Laws like scripture but has no authority, network, or results. Talks about power because he’s never had any. 2. The Corporate Middle Manager With a Napoleon Complex Wears “strategy” like […]