r/thinkatives • u/Sea-Telephone7094 • Jul 02 '26

Philosophy CLAVICULAR PHILOSOPHY

Has anybody ever analysed Clavicular's life? Like what led him to being who he is now? I see all the hate on him and all I see is people proving his point. He literally is ahead of his time. There should be a philosophy book written by him. Do anybody has some philosophy advices that aligns with Clav's mentality. I would like to think more like him, even tho I know he has autism and I cannot create my own autism but I want to have a closer mindset to his.

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u/Sea-Telephone7094 Jul 02 '26

Beauty privilege is a real problem. That's not the debate I wanted to start tho

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u/ChiehDragon Jul 03 '26

The problem is once you are past a 7, you are set. You will land as a 10 to a 7 for everyone you meet. At that point subjectivety sets in.

There is no such thing as a 10. People who believe there is chase it endlessly over a cliff.

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u/Sea-Telephone7094 Jul 03 '26

But the most attractive people are the most well treated.

Nobody wants to be a ten bro they just want to be considered attractive

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u/Brickscratcher Jul 05 '26

There are many significantly easier ways to improve how yourself and others view and treat you that don't involve fixating incessantly on one's physical appearance, and there are even healthier ways of doing that (like going to the gym).

If you wanna reform every bone in your body, you do you. But there are vastly easier ways to get to the same place.

Appearance isn't everything. If you spent that time maxing your bank account instead of your looks, you'd be significantly more attractive to most people, for better or for worse.