> Like many guys who grew up online, Slater’s crusade is motivated not by religion but by the modern preachers of YouTube, manosphere and manosphere-adjacent gods like Chris Williamson, Scott Galloway, Hamza Ahmed, Iman Gadzhi, and the Andrews (both Tate and Huberman), who believe porn addiction is a huge problem for Gen-Z men.
Yea but … they’re religious. Let’s not pretend. The founder literally seems to be wearing a gold crucifix necklace in the article’s photo. A lot of these influencers named also have pseudo scientific takes that seem to be more like them trying to launder personal moral beliefs as something more factual. Chris Williamson and Scott Galloway both do this. And in doing so, they’re inadvertently supporting privacy invading age verification laws and other policies.
> Like many guys who grew up online, Slater’s crusade is motivated not by religion but by the modern preachers of YouTube, manosphere and manosphere-adjacent gods like Chris Williamson, Scott Galloway, Hamza Ahmed, Iman Gadzhi, and the Andrews (both Tate and Huberman), who believe porn addiction is a huge problem for Gen-Z men.
Yea but … they’re religious. Let’s not pretend. The founder literally seems to be wearing a gold crucifix necklace in the article’s photo. A lot of these influencers named also have pseudo scientific takes that seem to be more like them trying to launder personal moral beliefs as something more factual. Chris Williamson and Scott Galloway both do this. And in doing so, they’re inadvertently supporting privacy invading age verification laws and other policies.