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| 0 | In February, 2026, a woman invited 400 men into a mansion and slept with as many as she could, | CPS: 15 Duration: 6.04s | |||
| 1 | on camera, for money. Then she announced she was pregnant, with three possible fathers. | CPS: 17 Duration: 4.92s | |||
| 2 | No idea which. Her name is Bonnie Blue, and this isn't about judging her. She is the clearest | CPS: 15 Duration: 5.9s | |||
| 3 | picture that we have around what modern dating has become. Now here's what this video is | CPS: 20 Duration: 4.32s | |||
| 4 | going to uncover. Women have never been less emotionally aware about a relationship, | CPS: 20 Duration: 4.16s | |||
| 5 | and as a consequence, men have slowly backed away from committing, and for many, | CPS: 19 Duration: 4.08s | |||
| 6 | they've stopped showing up completely. Nobody trusts anyone. And the most connected generation | CPS: 18 Duration: 5.06s | |||
| 7 | in history is the loneliest ever recorded. And while it might feel random, it isn't. | CPS: 17 Duration: 4.96s | |||
| 8 | It's one system collapsing. And a philosopher named Arthur Schopenhauer predicted this whole thing | CPS: 18 Duration: 5.5s | |||
| 9 | in 1851. By the end of this video, you'll know exactly what broke. Who it's hurting most, | CPS: 16 Duration: 5.38s | |||
| 10 | and why you were right. That something here is deeply wrong. | CPS: 16 Duration: 3.64s | |||
| 11 | Now before the five pillars, you need to know exactly who Schopenhauer was, | CPS: 23 Duration: 3.3s | |||
| 12 | because this is real philosophy, not internet commentary. He was a German philosopher writing | CPS: 19 Duration: 4.84s | |||
| 13 | in 1851. Laying out a framework that reads like he knew exactly what was going to happen in our | CPS: 17 Duration: 5.34s | |||
| 14 | society. He wrote a work called Perega in Paralipominia. And inside it, there's a section | CPS: 16 Duration: 5.62s | |||
| 15 | called aphorisms on the wisdom of life. And in that section, he lays out three categories | CPS: 16 Duration: 5.62s | |||
| 16 | of honor. The first is civic honor, the mutual agreement to respect other people's rights, | CPS: 17 Duration: 5.14s | |||
| 17 | so that they respect yours. And this is the foundation of a functioning society. The second is official | CPS: 18 Duration: 5.48s | |||
| 18 | honor, the expectation that a person who's holding positions of authority is qualified | CPS: 19 Duration: 4.56s | |||
| 19 | to be holding it. The third and the one he spent the most time on is sexual honor. | CPS: 16 Duration: 4.94s |