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Robert Stark interviews Naama Kates about Incels

Academia, acting, alienation, American Culture, censorship, Cinema, Culture, demographics, Economics, Ellliot Rodger, Erik Erikson, Film, Gender, Hollywood, horror, horror films, humor, Incels, income inequality, Indy Music, Jordan Peterson, journalism, Journey to Vapor Island, materialism, Media, Memes, Mental illness, Millennials, misanthropy, missogyny, Morality, Music, Naama Kates, Narcissism, NEETs, Neuroscience, Personality Types, Philosophy, Political Correctness, Politics, Psychology, psychosocialism, Race Relations, relationships, Sexuality, social capital, Social Isolation, Social Media, social status, social trust, Spree Shootings, technology, The Black Pill

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Robert Stark talks with investigative journalist, actress, musician, and director Naama Kates about her journey deep inside the incel community. Naama Kates is the host of the podcast Incel. You can follow The Incel Project on Twitter and contact Naama at [email protected].

Topics:

Naama’s background as an actress including roles on the show NCIS and the movie Stepmom
Directing the horror film Sorceress, the documentary Dutchman Revisited, and producing Chloe
Naama’s Music Videos directed by Princeton Holt from the early 2010s’ Indy Craze
Naama’s personal and political evolution
How Naam’s fascination with incel culture started with a correspondence on Twitter
Why the media narrative about incels is wrong, harmful, and casts dispersion on a group that is already marginalized
How Naama’s journey started out as an open ended question
Misconception that incels are a political movement and have a racial orientation
Incel Lexicology and narratives
Naama’s personal interactions with incels
Disarmed by the humor of the incel forums
Guests on the podcast Incel, including a Christian pastor, a forensic psychologist, a neuro-scientist, and a psychiatrist
Incels as part of a greater trend of social atomization and inequality
#pinkystream – naama kates on hikkikimori
Erik Erikson’s Psychosocial Stages
The limitations of self improvement
Are femcels a thing?
Incel as a brand
Naama’s upcoming podcast, ESC-Hate, featuring dialogue between opposing political sides

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Robert Stark interviews Ogi Ogas

A Billion Wicked Thoughts, Alfred Kinsey, censorship, Erotica, Gender, Homosexuality, Internet, Neuroscience, Ogi Ogas, Pornography, Psychology, Sexuality, The Porn Industry, Transgender

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Ogi Ogas received his Ph.D. in computational neuroscience from Boston University, where he designed mathematical models of learning, memory, and vision. He is co-author of A Billion Wicked Thoughts . He was a Department of Homeland Security Fellow and conducted biodefense research at MIT Lincoln Laboratory. He was also a contestant on the Game show Who Wants to be a Millionaire.

Topics include:

How Ogi analyzed web searches, Web sites, erotic videos, erotic stories, personal ads, and digitized romance novels
How his study is the most extensive since Alfred Kinsey’s in the 1950’s
How censorship and barriers to sex research used to come primarily from social conservatives but now often comes from cultural liberals
How men and women’s brain’s are wired differently
How men’s desires are primarily visual while women’s are more psychological
How physical arousal can contradict psychological arousal in women
How women’s desire’s and what they find attractive in men are more influenced by culture than men’s
The attraction to youth and how Barely Legal Porn is the only subscription genre to survive the proliferation of Tube Porn
The misconception that homosexual men are women in men’s bodies
Homosexual Porn
Why heterosexual men are surprisingly interested in trans porn
The theme of domination in Porn and how it’s viewed by women and both heterosexual and homosexual men

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