Pathology Broadcasting System

Why Elon Musk and Marc Andreessen don’t want you to go to see a therapist.

Mar 24, 2026

Over the weekend, Elon Musk and Marc Andreessen—co-founder of Silicon Valley venture capital firm Andreessen-Horowitz and a prominent member of the broligarchy—shared their thoughts on introspection, and therapy.

Their advice to 51 million+ people: Don’t do it. Looking inward is a “recipe for misery” that causes “emotional disorders” because it “reinforces negative neural pathways.”

This is not just bad advice, and it’s not just factually false. This is a new level of psychological warfare—a direct call to the population to adopt Narcissistic Personality Disorder as a lifestyle choice. Musk wants to do more evil, and he needs others to go along with him, so he’s trying to get everyone to voluntarily disable their evil detectors.

But it’s worse than that. Elon Musk has been, at a minimum, deliberately signaling his approval of casual pedophilia by constantly posting AI generated images of obviously underage girls. There are hundreds of examples of this behavior. This is the deliberate transgression of societal norms for the purpose of stripping away the core values that bind us as human beings.

Of course, it should not be surprising that a man who begged to go to the “wildest parties” on Epstein’s island would have these urges. What’s different is that he is exhibiting this behavior in order to normalize it, and telling people to stop looking inward at the same time.

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It’s the same phenomenon as when Musk told the German neo-Nazi party AfD that they shouldn’t feel guilty for the “sins of the grandparents.” Or when he called for Somalis to be removed because of their genetics. Or when he canceled USAID food and HIV medicine to Africa—guaranteeing the death of millions.

Elon Musk is an homicidal exhibitionist. He wants people to see his genocidal instincts—and to mimic them.

Musk is not just a psychopath; he is a psychopath actively making more psychopaths. He bought the “town square” aka Twitter and converted it into X: the Pathology Broadcasting System.

Musk has no empathy—so he calls it suicidal. He has no conscience, so he actively seeks to suppress it in others. He has no soul, so he systematically drains it from his followers.

Mark Andreessen’s argument against introspection is based on the wildly false assertion that looking inward is “all a new construct”—and blames a sudden epidemic of “looking backwards” on Freud and the mostly Jewish Vienna School in the early 20th century.

Despite the lies of elites like Musk and Andreessen, Confucius said this in the 5th century BC:

“When we see men of worth, we should think of equaling them; when we see men of a contrary character, we should turn inwards and examine ourselves.”

In 399 BC, in Plato’s Apology, Socrates wrote:

“The unexamined life is not worth living for a human being.”

24 centuries later, Martin Luther King Jr. said:

“One of the sure signs of maturity is the ability to rise to the point of self-criticism.”

As someone who has had severe anxiety and depression, and worked my way back to health only with the help of professionals, it’s personal to me that these vacant billionaires would give this advice to people who may be going through what I did. This tactic is especially dangerous because their target audience is vulnerable, often violent, young white men—who are already being told they are persecuted, and already being stripped of their humanity.

In short, the techno-fascists are openly trying to build an army of remorseless, rage-filled soldiers to help them finish the job on America. They don’t want well-rounded, happy, educated followers. They want dead-eyed killers like themselves. They want arsonists willing to die in the fire they set.

It is everyone’s responsibility, but especially men, to blast this weak, fragile mindset to smithereens at every opportunity. Never let people get away with saying it’s wrong to get help. Never let people get away with saying it’s wrong to look inside, or to feel bad if you do something wrong. That is called being human. To say otherwise is literally subhuman—it misses the entire point.

In Meditations, Marcus Aurelius said:

“Look within. Within is the fountain of good, and it will ever bubble up, if thou wilt ever dig.”

But for people like Musk and Andreessen there is no fountain of good. They’ve looked inside and it’s just not there. They lost it as children, or were born without it. Their fountain only belches death and destruction.

This gives them a superpower of sorts, the ability to do things no moral person would do. Unfortunately, we’ve now sorted people like them all the way to the top and given them nearly unlimited money and power to try to make everyone into versions of themselves.

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The real battle is not red vs blue, or right vs. left; it’s human vs. machine. The Pathology Broadcasting System doesn’t care who you are, and it doesn’t want you to care about anyone else. It wants you to forget to be human. It wants you to be just like the broligarchs instead—just without the money and power.

We are better than that. We are better than them.

“The mystic chords of memory … will yet swell the chorus of the Union, when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature.”
—Abraham Lincoln, First Inaugural

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