Andrew Hate
#andrewtate’s main audience are 16 years old virgin males. Andrew’s advice to our youth strikes their exact chords: how to get women and power. These 2 goals are mostly created by society and our own human biology. Most “teachers” are boring and not role models for any ambitious kids. Andrew’s entrepreneurial advice is mostly good, although his ethics and utilitarian views on society are completely off the chart.
The lesson here is not to purge someone like Andrew from doing this. There will be many Andrew’s. I actually wish I had my Andrew earlier in life. Fortunately, I was smart and well-versed education-wise when my first money-mentor came in my life. I was smart enough to take some and leave some.
The lesson is that 1) most dads lack “manhood” and struggle to teach their kids what it means to be a man. 2) Teachers and school won’t save em, so no security nets. 3) It’s my duty and your duty as an entrepreneur/CEO to teach kids, and boys in my case, what “values” are, and give them meaningful views of life / what goals they could pursue.
Tate is still useful to folks like myself, that may extract value out of his uranium advice. Kids not putting gloves on and drinking his whole toxic ideology may suffer lots, now and later in their lives. They have fresh brains. These may get corrupted. I still think that when diluted with common low-life advice they received so far…