As I write this, we are now at the end of the MIT David Sabatini/Kristin Knouse sexual harassment accusation debacle. The short version — David Sabatini was a famous researcher within the Whitehead Institute at MIT, responsible for understanding cancer signaling, and on his way to a Nobel Prize. He was accused of sexual harassment by an adjacent researcher, Kristin Knouse, who also happened to leave a long e-paper trail, showing conspiracy that none of the accusations were true, though they were romantically affiliated. He ended up getting fired from his position due to the false, constructed position, but then sued Knouse and MIT and ended up being rewarded, basically, $6M for the loss of his career by a jury consisting of 7 women and 6 men. But MIT is not responsible for the $6M, and it is far from clear how Sabatini will see any money from Knouse. She’s an assistant professor at MIT, and that amount of money is far above her station.

As this is an evolving story, even though the verdict has been reached, I cannot comment on the exact specifics, other than the facts that have been established is that Sabatini did NOT sexually harass Knouse, but Knouse DID receive a broad base of conspiratorial support from MIT, as well as the entire female administrative structure of the Whitehead Institute, including the Director, Ruth Lehmann. As of this date, Knouse and Lehmann, as well as other co-conspirators (all women and some professors) have all kept their jobs.

What is interesting is that this high profile MeToo case, as well as other eroding cases in the world of male/female relationships, are creating indirectly a Dark Matter response that we would do well to pay attention to. What is that? Across the society, it is becoming just too socially dangerous to have a girlfriend. From Lindsay Clancy murdering her children, to Kristin Knouse falsely accusing David Sabatini, any adjacency that allows accusations of basically anything results in a long process of personal destruction, as long as it is a woman accusing a man. Reality doesn’t seem to matter, or at a minimum (and this is key) is reached at the end of a long legal process. The attitude of women in Western society also seems to be extremely short on condemnation of this type of behavior, though my own anecdotal experience with women I trust in my peer group (whom I deeply admire and respect!) is that the necessary ostracism of psychopathic women that do this kind of thing happens rarely, if at all. I’ll admit — it’s hard to track any of this, even in high profile cases. Even at this writing, the disposition of Lindsey Clancy’s fate and potential mistrial remains up in the air.

With all these types of pressures, it should come as no surprise that birth rates are plummeting in civilized societies around the world. Doubtless most of this can be attributed to various feminist substitution of work responsibilities, instead of being wives and mothers. And there seems to be no great solution in the public policy sphere as well. Paying women more money to have kids, or funding daycare, doesn’t seem to making a dent in collapsing birthrates.

So what IS interesting is the emergence of the potential for robot girlfriends. This might have been pooh-poohed as delusional fantasy of incels in basements ten years ago. But now I’m not so sure. There has been a deep, instinctual caretaking that has been part across cultures that has now has been isolated and alienated in mass culture in the last 30 or so years. And that yearning will, (not maybe) be met with lifelike robots.

This is a very interesting music video I found two days ago that one would do well to watch. We are bombarded with the chronic message that there are no iconic feminine characteristics — to the point where we are supposed to believe all the myriad fantasies of the trans movement. But it’s all bullshit. And with the over-the-top promotion of the rights women have to abortion — basically being in control of population creation up to the moment (and even past) of birth, women are even excluding their consideration of that role of keeping the species going.

It’s classic psychopathy — relational destruction — including the basic necessities for continuity of the species. But what people don’t understand about following the lead of psychopaths is that psychopathic, anarchic actors always make a big splash up front, with a hue and cry from across the public sphere. But in the end, psychopaths are isolated from whatever society they start at. And human need being what it is, that means that what we’re really seeing is the beginning of the Great Replacement. Except this one isn’t just white folks. This is an entire sex category.

There is a LOT more in this piece than just The Great Feminine Replacement. I get that. But it’s all pretty wild. We’ve maneuvered ourself as a society by women fighting women in the whole game of Manipulative Reproductive Suppression game, as a strategy for winning the game of Elite Overproduction. And we’ve neglected the dark overtones that come with all of this, much to our peril.

Does it all end with men with cyber-mechanical lovers, and biomechanical wombs to grow more babies? I’d like to think we could fix all of this by whaling on the psychopathic actors who have been beating the hell out of our psyches for the last ten years. But I’m increasingly convinced that women are gonna have to go first in the game of being just a little kinder. That’s where the levers are.

This final video is about employment succession. But it’s just not that much of a stretch to see our robot partners going the extra mile. And what was your actual connection with the actual opposite biological sex, anyway? After all, girls — you can be replaced. When it comes to appearances as well, there will be a range of models.