Is there a list/chart of "red pill" books?

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marxism is the reddest pill of all, comrade

No. Fuck off.

>>8679958
Fuck off

>>8679954
Red Pill is just a popular phrase. It's a dankmeme at heart. The Matrix capitalized on it well. It's just a course towards enlightenment. You should just read a wide variety of stuff, and you should try to grow to become an individual of virtue.

>>8679954
Red pill is just code word for conservative thinking.

>>8679954
There is but I don't think many of them are very good. Are you after anything in particular? I could give you some suggestions.

>>8679965

yee yee brother

also fuck it troll list
Ok so for the /redpill/ list you must read

The communist manifesto (have you seen dat red soviet flag, fucking red pill baby!)
Mein Kampf (Because swastika flag was red, FUCKING RED PILL BABY!)
Infinite Jest (x/y no correlation just required reading ((just buy it and don't read it, leave it on a coffee table so when people come in they think your intelligent)) fucking. red. pill. nigger.)

Next, Harry Potter - JK Rowling is actually the only living truly red pilled person today. (autism speaks with that syntax) FUCKING RED BILL PABY!


ok well best of luck comrade

>>8679954
Red pill is a couple things. It's about self-improvement, but also about social interaction. These are the core beliefs, and they get expressed differently. Some take a misogynistic approach and look to control women. (That's all misogyny means, controlling women.) Others find themselves focusing their controlling attitudes on themselves. This self control is the best way.

The goal is to set the tone of your relationships so that you take care of yourself. It's about building and maintaining self-respect & self-worth. The disagreements are all about how to do this. Some are extremely good (self-control), some are extremely bad (other-control). The best way to start is to admit to yourself (self-respect) that you're insecure and that you need to change (improve self-worth). The next part is goal accomplishment and self-reflection until you've achieved self-confidence (success).

Many people try to fake self-confidence, but don't deal with their insecurities, so they end up hurting people in an effort to control others (failure). Being red pill means falling into one of these camps, but like any other group, its basis is overcoming insecurity through self-actualization. The failures are the controlling ones that people talk about often. The others go about their day and don't worry too much.

>>8680045

This perfectly expresses my sentiments on red pill. /R/redpill is just like any other community though, accepting every post by a neckbeard fatass as dogma and not questioning it. Reddit is pretty much cancer for the mind, the more you use it the more you think that everyone thinks in that way when in reality the entire website is one huge circlejerk. The core belief of red pill is to stop putting girls on a pedestal if you want to have quick sex with them

>>8680069
Yeah, I agree that social interaction (the second half of red pill) needs a lot of fleshing out. Red pill is difficult, because it often replaces one extreme (woman worship) with another (woman control/hatred). The middle ground where women are neutral and you interact with them like normal people is there, but not pushed enough. It becomes cancer for a lot. Red pill would be better if it could point to other boards that help humanize women and make them less mysterious to the insecure. Then it would be really powerful, because it would culminate in more empathetic people, those comfortable enough with themselves that they can relate with others.