When I speak of the Indo-European spirit, it is this attitude (pictured) among a general population that I’m talking about: the keeping and bearing of arms, for actual war, as a matter of identity and culture.

Just being violent doesn’t count as having an Indo-European spirit, otherwise African and Chinese people would qualify as being spiritually very Indo — the greatest, bloodiest civil war in human history was fought in China, and everyone knows that Africans are violent savages.

What is meant by the Indo-European spirit in my view is the open keeping and bearing of arms as a common cultural fixture/practice, for the purpose of a warrior identity and as part of being a man.

Nietzsche touched on this issue when, in a quote from his time in the 19th century, he said that the European man was becoming increasingly more Christian and more Chinese, which is another way of saying that the civilized western man has let has let modern civilization reduce some of that Germanic, Indo-European spirit. I concur with Nietzsche, it is a problem.

An idea came to me today after using Open.ai to create pictures of attractive women from the 1980s.

Let me start by saying that these women (pictured) created by AI are objectively a lot better looking than most modern women. Even though they’re not pictures of real women, they‘re totally based on pictures of real women, women from a time when obesity, tattoos, piercing and feminism wasn’t the prevalent norm — and of course, in the past, a higher percentage of the available women were White.

This got me thinking about the experience that young White men face today when they’re stuck going on these dating apps, just trying to meet decent women, and being reminded of how abysmal the quality of most women is out there today — the bar just keeps getting lower because standards are lower. Using dating apps obviously isn’t the optimal way to meet women, but perhaps these apps can be used for a greater good: to raise standards.

Here’s my idea: use Open.ai to create images of more attractive woman (especially from the 1980s) and make profiles using their pictures. Make at least two profiles: one assigned female and the other male, so that both males and females on these dating platforms see these profiles of attractive AI generated women in their feeds.

If everyone did this, I think it could have some sort of positive cultural impact via a better standard of attractiveness and femininity for women to follow.