This series portrays a bleak picture of societal decline—attributed to (1) declining general intelligence [part 3] (from fertility changes and high mutational load [part 1]), (2) bureaucracy [part 4], (3) feminism [part 5], and (4) cultural changes (e.g. anti-Christianity, anti-patriarchy, anti-excellence). These factors converged around the 1960s and have since strengthened through joint causation and feedback.[1] Research suggests that humans—a social …

“Feminist in her natural habitat” Part 3 showed that a secular decline in general intelligence g (“Nature”) started with the Industrial Revolution.[1] For a time, increasing IQ from environmental changes (“Nurture”) prevented many negative effects from the decline in g. Then in the 1960s, feminism gave us the Sexual Revolution which unleashed sudden key …

“Join the collective. Or else.” Part 3 showed that average IQs have made huge gains while general intelligence (g) has declined. Why worry about falling g? Physical and mental mutations are usually co-morbid.[1][2a] 84% of the human genome involves the brain[3], so a decrease in g means higher physical mutations (e.g. fewer alpha traits). Therefore, g predicts mutational load—something …

In part 1, we showed that removing hardship in mice populations in the Mouse Utopia experiment led to genetic mutation buildup and eventual extinction. This decline is being mirrored in the demographic decline we now witness in human populations, as described in part 2. We will now examine human intelligence to …

Having introduced the idea of a social decline in part 1, let’s discuss the important role that marriage plays in the success of society. Then we will discuss intelligence and dysgenics in part 3. Here is an anonymous statement worthy of explications: “My interest in the topic is entirely pragmatic. …

  The purpose of this series is to examine the—potentially causal—role that feminism plays in society’s ills. Spurned on by the recent SovietMen post “Managed decline” at the People’s Blog, I’m reviving this mulit-part series that was previously published at the now defunct v5k2c2 blog (see part 2). At the …