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Are You a Nice Guy or a Hero?

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First published at 08:01 UTC on July 12th, 2019.

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Hope you don't mind the long video.
I'm not sure if I got my point accross clearly in this video so I'll re-state my main points here:
1. Being just "nice" is not virtuous, and it's not a trait women find particularly attractive in men.
2. To be a virtuous ("a hero") one needs to be capable of evil and to choose to do good instead.
3. Being a hero requires the courage to go against social norms and rules when neccesarry to uphold your one's own moral principles. This is why we are drawn to rebels and rogues, especially in stories.

All things considered, I think Jordan Peterson made this point better than I did in this video.

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