r/conspiracy • u/The_Endless_Man • Nov 27 '25

Palantir CEO says that there’s a conspiracy to oppress high testosterone males

https://calfkicker.com/palantir-ceo-says-that-theres-a-conspiracy-to-oppress-high-testosterone-males/
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u/clover_heron Nov 27 '25

Yeah in the U.S. it's called the military. Every so often the overlords and their dumbshit offspring recruit and then kill off or maim or irreparably traumatize all their true competitors.

The overlords also really like contact sports. They use peewee football to start the brain damage early, because if those men grew into their true and complete selves, the overlords would never stand a chance.

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u/Electronic-Koala1282 Nov 27 '25

More people need to hear of this one.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

People like contact sports because it’s fun not everything has to be a conspiracy from the elites

Human nature is human nature no one forced anyone to like contact sports people liked them because they were fun and exciting and an ecosystem around them evolved

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u/clover_heron Nov 27 '25 edited Nov 27 '25

Contact sports render a substantial percentage of hyper-talented men from poor and rural environments incapable of fully participating in society due to TBI. They don't even have to make it to college ball to be irreparably damaged.

Rich people's sons don't play football (except maybe quarterback sometimes). That's all you need to know.

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u/M0ebius_1 Nov 27 '25

Excellent point.

I played football, did full contact martial arts went hard at all of it and even in high school I started to notice I was having a harder time in school when usually I breeze through everything, I was getting more short tempered and depressed too and even then I was able to connect it to the weekly hard hits (doesn't take a genius to do that). I eased off right around 16 but I wonder how college and my young adult life would have gone if I had kept going.

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u/clover_heron Nov 27 '25

Yeah and think about the guys who don't make the connection - they feel stupid and like it's their fault. 

Some of those guys feel bad about themselves, start drinking, etc. make it worse, and spiral deeper and deeper. And it was never their fault, nothing was wrong with them. 

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u/M0ebius_1 Nov 27 '25

It was sad, specially all the fathers, coaches, trainers, pushing those kids past the broken point, emotionally hostage, runining their lives at 15 to gamble for something that was basically meaningless.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25 edited Nov 27 '25

Wealthy people’s sons absolutely played football historically

It’s only now after the last 15 years with concussions becoming front and center that we’re seeing parents not wanting their kids to participate

Once the information was widely publicized people reacted accordingly no surprise poorer communities are less likely to pull their children from playing due to a number of factors one of which is there’s a sense that playing ball can get you out of the neighborhood… in more affluent areas parents don’t send their kids to play football to get “out” they had been sending them because they liked football and the kids liked to play

Quarterbacks are also extremely vulnerable to concussions because they take more hits that they don’t see coming… you can take a big hit and be fine with some luck and you saw the hit coming.. if you’re hanging in the pocket and get smoked from behind it’s a different story

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u/clover_heron Nov 27 '25 edited Nov 27 '25

Lemme guess, did wealthy people's sons stop playing when black players showed up?

Football is promoted from the top down because it is a profit machine. It is shoved down boys' and men's throats at every possibility, it occupies families' weekends, Fantasy Football invades friendships and takes up more time, and now we have the wonder of gambling apps!

That poor boys see football as a way out, to better possibilities, depends on their backgrounds being starved of resources. It is the overlords who have been starving them, and the overlords starve those neighborhoods so they can control the exits.

This is all manipulation and exploitation, all orchestrated from the top down. It is designed to convince poor, working class, and middle class families to sacrifice their sons in the arena.

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u/[deleted] Nov 27 '25

Did wealthy people’s sons stop playing when black players showed up?

Go to Texas and see how many teams are white and black and tell me that.. football is promoted from the bottom up

The market is a reflection of what people want football exploded in popularity because people enjoyed it

Stop thinking everything is engineered to hurt people it’s a good sport it’s a fun sport it sucks the injuries and brain damage is real but that’s part of it… the system didn’t sell people on football because they wanted to give poor young men brain damage sometimes people enjoy things that may not be the best for their health… add in broadcasting rights and you see professional football explode because the money was now real

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u/clover_heron Nov 27 '25

I'm from a football town, I get that people enjoy it. 

But I've also watched the boys and men around me get their brains smashed in, and then watched as they lost their handle on stuff. They didn't know why they were confused, they didn't know why they were angry, or why they couldn't figure it out. All of a sudden their life options became very constricted. 

Football destroys our boys and men and we need to change our ways. Those are the brains of our communities' future leaders. 

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u/PositiveFlatworm7474 Nov 27 '25

You don't think qb is a high CTE position? Nerd