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Real live hoe_math in the replies sending her off to read the Talmud. He's lit a fuse, let's see what happens next...
His weakness is that he's too attached to his newfound wealth.
He's doing a great job being based and walking the knife's edge.
But he also is completely dependent on YT and hasn't developed any alternative platforms at all (besides posting walls of text on Twitter).
I also don't think he's particularly religious. He's more spiritual and very concerned with moral decay and the state of the West.
He's pretty guarded about his background and opsec, but IIRC, he streamed on Christmas Eve/Day from his new apartment because he's single and wasn't hosting or visiting family or friends.
He has lots of good takes but does seem something like a Peterson perennialist. The problem with that of course predominantly being the pick-and-choose nature of it. Another issue is that he seems to be courting the occult more than he should be.
And I speak from a secular perspective on this: the more you engage with retarded philosophies and try to Petersonize them into a psychological worldview the more likely you are to actualize some really retarded bullshit. Trans is a great left-wing example of this, with roots going back to jewish mysticism and outright satanism.
I think hoe_math is running into the same problem that a lot of red pill content creators do: continuing to speak authoritatively as he moves further and further away from his areas of legitimate expertise. Dude had a lot of good shit to say about some things, but now he’s in the “regular creator” phase of his career, and he’s starting to regularly exceed his own grasp.
I caught a bit of one of his last livestreams where he outright told superchatters "I can't give you advice/opinions on that" surrounding some topics like Economics (I think the Q was something about a potential recession).
There was another topic that he admitted to limitations on that I can't recall (Crypto? Job finding? Where to live in the US?).
It was nice to hear some self-awareness and some boundary setting.
Like your above comment, as he's moved from dating/female content to more general themes re: the culture war and the decline of Western civilization, I've seen him explicitly mention "My goal isn't to help men with relationships, but to heal the world" or some such grandiose prose.
He certainly thinks highly of himself and has created a cult of personality with his viral rise to fame.
He's certainly at risk of becoming a lolcow if he doesn't have some checks and balances with his ego and positive feedback.