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Environmentalism is correct: Ben Klassen's principles of Salubrious Living teach us to reject extravagance and live efficient lives, purchasing only items that serve a practical purpose and abstaining from vices such as caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, nicotine, drugs, endocrine disruptors, gambling, consumerism, conformity to social norms, psychiatry, psychology, sociology, emotions, empathy, exhibitionism, romance, vanity, sex, and sexual perversions.

Trannies are not environment friendly or healthy, they are extravagant shopaholics and hoarders who, along with women and metrosexuals, waste 90% of the world's natural resources and energy on wasteful things like cosmetic products, cosmetic treatments, accessories, jewelry, gaudy, inefficient, and stupid styles of fashion like flamboyant dresses, high heeled footwear, constrictive clothing such as tight shirts, tight jeans, tight ankle socks, and pointed shoes which can chafe skin, strain muscles and fascia, raise blood pressure, cause blood clots, damage nerves, and lower testosterone by inhibiting blood flow to the testicles, fancy architecture, fancy furniture, and fancy home decorations. They are also stupid and unhealthy because they abuse substances, gamble money, conform mindlessly to social norms, psychiatry, psychology, sociology, emotions, and empathy, wear revealing attire, are romantic, and indulge testosterone reducing sexual perversions. The ones who are SJWs also believe in stupid ideas such as affirmative action, diversity, censorship, political correctness, animal rights, postmodernism, anti-self defense laws, and weapons control.

Sources:

https://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality#Health
https://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Transsexualism#Causes
https://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Transsexualism#Transsexualism_as_a_disorder
https://en.metapedia.org/wiki/Transsexualism#2016_review

Millenial SJW Female Jews are also the most likely to identify as LGBT, while Old White Men are the least likely:

QuoteThe largest survey ever done was made in the United States in 2012 and stated that 3.4% of adults identified as LGBT. For Whites the figure was 3.2%, for Hispanics 4%, for Asians 4.3%, for Blacks 4.6%, and for Jews 9%.

For men the figure was 3.3% and for women 3.6%.

There was a large age difference. Persons aged 18 to 29 were more than three times as likely as seniors aged 65 and older to identify as LGBT, 6.4% vs 1.9%. Also, in the 18 to 29 age group, the sex difference was particularly large (8.3% of women and 4.6% of men self-identified as LGBT).

That dickless libtard sure got a verbal ass-whupping from the high testosterone White Polymath and richest man on the planet.

You could tell just by the difference in their voices that Musk is the manlier of the 2 since he has a deep voice while the other guy sounds like a feminized pussy.

He may not explicitly support us, but him buying Twitter and firing the libtards who caused Twitter to malfunction because they were just a bunch of dumbass censors who did not know s'hit about coding and maintaining a website is a step in the right direction.

While old media such as books, newspapers, comics, board games, record stores, movies, radio, and TV were owned and controlled by Jews, the new internet media is now owned and controlled predominantly by Whites. Banks were also once owned and controlled mostly by Jews until Elon Musk invents PayPal, the 1st online bank.

The following internet media websites are owned and controlled by Whites:

Encarta Online - owned by Bill Gates.

Microsoft Network - owned by Bill Gates.

Microsoft Network TV - owned by Bill Gates.

Xbox Games Store - owned by Bill Gates.

Xbox Live Arcade - owned by Bill Gates.

Microsoft Store - owned by Bill Gates.

Napster - owned by Sean Parker.

Zip2 - owned by Elon Musk.

Paypal - owned by Elon Musk.

Twitter - owned by Elon Musk.

Amazon Kindle - owned by Jeff Bezos.

Amazon Prime - owned by Jeff Bezos.

iTunes - originally owned by Steve Jobs, now by Tim Cook.

Apple TV+ - originally owned by Steve Jobs, now by Tim Cook.

Note: the only exception is Facebook which is owned by Mark Zuckerburg, but he is half-White.

Following the examples set by these White Polymaths, many dissidents created their own alternative media outlets such as our Church of Creativity official website.

Unlike old media where publishing or broadcasting has to be done manually and is thus subject to censorship by its Jewish masters, the new internet media allows for information to be broadcasted or uploaded automatically, which makes censorship impossible if the broadcaster or uploader owns the website.

RaHoWa!

White Power!

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When TVs used vacuum tubes, the TV room was the warmest room in the house because the TV used up 1,500 watts to keep the vacuum tubes running. The TV took 5 or more minutes to warm up and start functioning. There were also vertical hold and roll dials that always needed adjusting, and there were overlapping video feeds from signal reflection, plus industrial and solar interference, late at night you could get channels from hundreds of kilometers away whereas in daytime all you got were overlapping videos and static.

I will say one thing about the internet, the connection is good, the choices are abundant, and it is interactive.

There was interference in old vacuum tube TVs because the signals from other sources would get converted into electricity upon contact with the vacuum tubes in the TVs circuits which would go into the CRT and speakers.

In a vacuum tube TV, even the vacuum tubes acted as antennas.

In the transistor TVs introduced in the 1960s by Sony, this problem was solved because the transistors did not convert electromagnetic radiation into electricity and the transistors are insulated in plastic packaging to further prevent interference.

The transistors are also more energy efficient because they are smaller and do not dissipate much heat compared to vacuum tubes.

The 1,500 watt vacuum tube TV you mentioned would only consume 30 watts if it used transistors which would not only reduce the electrical consumption of the TV but also the air-conditioner because less heat would be dissipated into the room.

But for me the most important TV related inventions would have to be the WebTV, DVR and streaming services of Bill Gates who introduced MSN TV and WebTV in 1996.

The other important media innovations are the XBox which is the 1st smart console with a hard drive, USB port and internet connection, and the Zune which is the 1st USB media player, also with an internet connection, both of which were invented by Bill Gates in 2001 and 2006, respectively.

The other important TV related inventions would have to be the iMac, the 1st smart monitor, which eliminated the need to have a separate set of speakers and PC since both were inside the monitor: subsequent 3rd party designs of PC monitors in the modern times already have built in high definition surround sound speakers with bass, treble and equalizers for superior sound quality, but it was Steve Jobs who introduced this innovation in 1998.

Steve Jobs also invented the 1st mass market MP3 player called the iPod in 2001 along with the iPod Dock, which allows the iPod to be connected to a pair of portable speakers that also has a USB port, so that the device can play sound from USB devices, making it the 1st smart speaker, and the iTV, the 1st smart TV with an internet connection, USB port, and voice command AI remote, called the Siri Remote, in 2006, while he also invented the 1st mass market smartphone, the iPhone in 2007 and some models of smartphone have cables that can connect the feed coming from the phones to a TV.

Another important invention is the file sharing website of Sean Parker called Napster which he launched in 1999.

With all of these innovations, records such as VHS and betamax tapes, cassettes, laserdiscs, CDs, VCDs, DVDs and blu-ray discs became obsolete because media could be played on a USB device or streamed from the internet.

Additionally, it was Bill Gates who invented the digital encyclopedia in 1993, called Encarta, which also became the 1st online encyclopedia in 2000 when all of its content was moved to the internet. This made printed encyclopedias obsolete.

Then in 1995, Bill Gates invented e-news when he launched MSN, short for Microsoft Network and this made newspapers and magazines obsolete.

Also in 1995, Elon Musk invents Zip2, the 1st online yellow pages, and this made printed yellow pages obsolete.

Then in 1998, Elon Musk invents PayPal, the 1st online bank, and this made coins, paper money, face-to-face bank transactions with tellers, financial statements, and checks obsolete.

Then in 2007, Jeff Bezos invented the Kindle e-reader tablet and Kindle e-reader app, for reading e-books and e-comics, which are sold in Amazon's Kindle Store and this made books and comics obsolete.

After the introduction of all of these inventions, news stands, magazine stands, printed yellow pages, financial statements, checks, book stores, comic stores and record stores started closing around 2007.

Today, there are no more record stores in malls and few news stands, book stores and comic stores.

Today, I no longer use printed materials, audio records and video records because I can play these from USB devices or stream it online.

I also no longer use film thanks to smartphones with digital cameras which were invented by Eric Fossum in 1994 and made into a mass market phenomenon by Steve Jobs in 2007.

The use of digital cameras has also made film obsolete.

The digital electronic video camera was invented by Willard S. Boyle and George E. Smith in 1969.

Then the digital electronic still camera was invented by Steven Sasson in 1975.

Then the laser projector was invented by Gene Dolgoff in 1984.

Then the digital still and video camera w/ a flash drive and LCD, called the Apple QuickTake, was invented by Steve Jobs in 1994.

Today, there are no film stores in malls and Kodak is bankrupt.

Physical and board games also declined sharply in 1966 when Ralph H. Baer invented the Magnavox Odyssey, the 1st video game console.

Also in the 1960s, Howard Hughes invents the head mounted display for use on his thermal imaging device that he also invented. It uses an array thermophotovoltaic materials to convert infrared radiation into electrical signals which are sent to a monitor to convert the electrical signals into visible light to display the image. The thermal imaging goggles is the first device to see through walls because infrared radiation can penetrate opaque materials, effectively giving its user x-ray vision. It also gives the user the ability to see in the complete absence of light sources because all materials emit infrared radiation, even at cold temperatures since infrared is a lower frequency of radiation and does not require high temperatures to be generated. The head mounted display is later adapted for use on virtual reality headsets.

Then in 1973, Nolan Bushnell invents the electronic video arcade game machine called Atari and the family entertainment center called Chuck E. Cheese which has a restaurant, arcade game center, and theme park rides all in one place.

Then in 1976, the handheld video game console was invented by Michael Katz.

And in 1981, Bill Gates invents the GUI OS independently of Steve Jobs, which he calls the MS-DOS, and he packages free PC games into the OS and has the 1st commercial PC games sold separately, starting the PC game industry.

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Just like it is today, it is the same 100 years ago.

In the 1870s, Thomas Edison invents the phonograph recorder and phonograph player.

In the 1890s, Thomas Edison improves his phonograph by inventing the jukebox that can store multiple records and play the specific record that the user wants to hear by pressing a specific button with a specific title associated with it so that the record can be loaded onto the player.

In 1891, Thomas Edison invents the motion picture camera, motion picture projector, movies, cinemas, and the forerunner of the television, the kinetoscope, which projects the running film onto a large magnifying glass mounted on the device to display the video. The kinetoscope can be purchased by those that can afford it and also be used to play pay-per-view videos in public Nickelodeons, another Edison invention, by inserting a nickel into the machines. These machines function similarly to the jukebox and can play specific films by pressing a button with a specific title associated with it so that the film reel can be loaded onto the projector.

Edison also invents the electrical slide projector and microfilm reader in the 1890s which decreases the need to use books when doing research in public libraries which began putting these devices in their buildings as an alternative way for researchers to read books and documents.

Then in 1912, Thomas Edison adds sound to his movies when he invents the kinetograph recorder, which synchronizes the recording of video on the film with the recording of audio in a phonograph by coupling the drive motor to both the motion picture camera and an adjacent phonograph recorder, and the kinetograph projector, which synchronizes the playing of the film reel with the playing of the phonograph disc to play both video and audio at the same time, also by coupling the drive motor to run both devices at the same time. Edison then combines the kinetoscope and phonograph to enable both video and audio to be played on the device and this works by pressing the button to load a specific title which loads the title by having mechanisms for the kinetoscope and phonograph in a single machine and the film reels and phonograph records also stored in a single machine for loading them into the kinetoscope and phonograph simultaneously.

And in 1928, Thomas Edison and George Eastman invent color film.

In 1900, Nikola Tesla invents the general purpose radio, which is an improvement over Edison's radio telegraph, that he invented in 1885, because it can transmit any sound, and the remote control which was first used to control a battery powered boat that Tesla also invented.

In 1921, David Sarnoff invents the radio broadcasting station, and his company RCA or Radio Corporation of America sells 300,000 radios in a single day, right after the product launch of his radio service and radios, because he announced, in the product launch, that his station would broadcast a boxing match on opening day. He founds a new company called NBC or National Broadcasting Company to handle the operations of his radio station.

In 1926, John Logie Baird invents the electromechanical television which uses motors to vibrate the electron gun back and forth and side to side to scan the cathode ray tube and display a video on the screen by letting the electron beam, generated by the cathode ray tube, strike portions of the screen called pixels which are arranged in a grid to display the video output. The pixels are made of materials called phosphors which generate light when struck by electrons. John Logie Baird also invents the electromechanical tube camera, for making live video and audio recordings, that uses electromechanical relays to switch a series of photocathodes, that he also invented, on and off to scan videos. The photocathodes work by using a photoelectric material like selenium as the cathode because it generates electricity by discharging loose electrons in the outer orbits of its atoms when photons, particles of light discovered by Arthur Compton in 1923, strike the surface of the material, causing the electricity to move across the vacuum in the tube to the copper anode, generating an electrical signal proportional to the intensity of the light striking the surface. John Logie Baird also invents the phonovision disc, which is a disc that records both the video and audio signals captured by his electromechanical tube camera which is also equipped with a carbon microphone, another Edison invention.

In 1929, Philo Farnsworth invents the electronic television and electronic tube camera which are electronic versions of Baird's televisions and tube cameras. The electronic television uses electromagnets, the intensity of which is controlled by varying the current supplied to the electromagnets using vacuum tube electronic potentiometers designed to switch on and off sequentially to make the electromagnets vibrate the electron beam across the screen either horizontally or vertically to display the video on screen. The electronic tube camera also uses photocathodes, but the sequential on and off switching of these photocathodes is done using vacuum tubes instead of electromechanical relays. The use of vacuum tubes rather than electric motors and electromechanical relays makes Philo Farnsworth's devices more durable because electronic components do not wear out as easily as electromechanical components, causing his televisions to become the 1st ones to be mass produced and enter widespread use.

In 1937, David Sarnoff capitalizes on Farnsworth's invention by inventing the television broadcasting station which is also placed under the control of his company NBC.

Then in the 1950s, David Sarnoff invents color electronic televisions and color electronic tube cameras. The color electronic tube cameras use sets of 3 photocathodes arranged in a grid to generate the color video signal by having a tint on each device so that only a specific frequency of light can pass through the glass bulb and strike the surface of the photoelectric cathode to generate the electricity. The 3 colors chosen are the primary colors red, green, and blue. To display the color video signal on a color television, the phosphors that display the video are designed to generate only specific colors when they are struck by the vibrating electron beam. Just like the color electronic tube camera, the screen uses sets of 3 phosphor pixels arranged in a grid and made of phosphors that generate only a specific color when struck by the electron beam. The television pixels also generate the primary colors red, green, and blue for each pixel in the set of 3 pixels. The combination of these glowing color pixels of various intensities generates the various colors that appear on screen.

With the invention of all of these new electronic media, stage plays, other live performances, and the use of theaters declined.

The use of books in public libraries also moderately declined because of Edison's invention of the electrical slide projector and microfilm reader because electrical slides and microfilm are more compact and easier to store and the microfilm reader is automated, functioning like Edison's jukebox, which has buttons and labels beside the button indicating the specific title of the book associated with that button so that the user only has to press that button and the machine would automatically load the specific microfilm book associated with that button onto the projector.

Though electronic video games were invented in 1966, physical games and board games already started to decline during this time because of the invention of the 1st electromechanical arcade game, called Contact, by Harry Williams in the USA in 1933, and the invention of the light gun arcade game, called the Seeburg Ray-O-Lite, also in the USA, in 1936. This spurs the construction of arcade game centers all over the world.

This decline of physical and board games was only further hastened by the invention of electronic video games by Ralph H. Baer, Nolan Bushnell, Michael Katz, and Bill Gates as mentioned previously.

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