Data Scientist Explains The Economics of Red Pill Podcasts

If you are on any type of video social media, you most likely have already noticed the phenomenon or explosion of this specific category of talk shows known as “Red Pill Podcasts.” For those of you who aren’t in the loop, let's break it down for you.

A Red Pill podcast is basically a show where young, ignorant and delusional women are brought onto a show to unequivocally demonstrate to them that they are ignorant and delusional. And we as viewers, of course, sit back and laugh at how these women are living in an alternate reality.

Every time a video of this category falls into our feeds, we can’t help but feel an ora or smell a stench of just douchebaggery.  So we caught up with renown data scientist and analyst Geoffrey Stats to explain this genre of podcasts. 

According to Geoffrey, bitches ain’t shit, is a topic for a podcast EPISODE! You don’t build an entire media apparatus centered around the idea of “Bitches ain’t shit;” and with every podcast episode being, bitches ain’t shit. And on this week’s episode, it’s again, bitches ain’t shit.

A proper analogy would be, one of Dr. Dre’s greatest artistic works, is his debut album, The Chronic. And on that album, he has a song called “Bitches ain’t shit.” Which by the way, till this very day, is still one of the catchiest songs of all time.

But imagine, if instead of calling the album The Chronic, he titled it “Bitches Ain’t Shit” with 16 tracks of nothing but “Bitches ain’t shit,” you’d be like, “F#%k this CD, I’m not listening to this garbage.”

The second thing which annoys the hell out of Geoffrey is their popularisation of the term, “A High Value Man.” Not the term itself is what annoys him, but these podcasts’ definition and criteria for a high value man. It is someone who is considered to be:

- An Alpha or a boss.

- Wealthy and established.

- Has a lavish lifestyle.

- Has means and influence.

- Loved by women and revered by men.

- Moves gallantly through the challenges of life.

You know what, let’s hear it from these geniuses themselves:

Based on that criteria, Harvey Weinstein is a high value man and so is Bill Cosby and Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein and every other celebrity degenerate.

What happened to being valued for being a man of integrity, honesty, trustworthiness, dependability, loyalty, dedication, ambition, productivity, hard-working, industrious, organised, diligent, chivalrous, etc…?

Lastly, a few words about these women that show up to these “Bitches ain’t shit” podcasts. The main argument that these women are presented with on these shows is that they are delusional because the “High value man” that they are chasing is either 1% to 5% of the overall male population which means 9 out of 10 women are all chasing the same guy. Which means their aspiration to get this ideal guy is possible but statistically not probable. But that’s the low hanging fruit.

What Geoffrey points out, is that these women never play out their fantasy to its logical conclusion. When you see photographs of billionaires on their yachts on the French Riviera with their 20 year old arm candy super models, of all the words that you could use to describe that relationship, would “Equality” be one of those words?

So yes, theoretically these women can land a “High value man,” but the second they open their mouths and try to voice an opinion, they will immediately be rotated for another 22 year old. Or, they can end up with Bobby who works at the local neighbourhood Deli, yes, life won’t be lavish where you’re swimming in mansion pools and driving around in a Bugatti, but at least they’ll be in a relationship where they have a say.

Pick your poison says Geoffrey Stats, there’s no “Silver bullet” in life.