Why was the black pill so different when I first joined?

I used to read through the post history and find the most informative, well put together posts explaining how women work. I’d learn something new from every post. I’d hop onto a few different chambers surrounding the black pill like r/nosr and r/askchatgpt (when it first came out, it was flooded with black pillers). Chambers was a great resource for learning about the black pill. <br><br>Not even a year later, and the quality of posts, and the community as a whole, is completely dead. The same shitty low effort posts are posted here everyday. “Not even an 8, but my friend said I’m a 10! Why do women say I’m hot when it’s not true?” <br><br>Or the other repeat post, “I am a 10 and [insert brag here]”. “I am a 10 and do you think I should approach this woman?” “I am a 10 and why do I still get dumped?” “I am a 10 and why do I need to help my woman with anything when she is a 6? I am a 10 and I don’t understand why women don’t just do everything for me because I am a 10”<br><br>Back down memory lane, people were actually trying to help each other, they’d give advice, and the community wasn’t at odds. There was a division, but not to the extent it is now. Back then it was basically 50% that believed in systemism and 50% that believed in female nature. It was a more nuanced discussion in my opinion. I could actually have a conversation with someone about the black pill, and learn something new. It’s not like that anymore. I feel like this sub is a waste of time now, and it sucks because I’m not even 18 yet, so I have my whole life ahead of me, and I don’t want to go through the next 60 years not understanding the world around me, living life through a naive 8th grade girls perspective (as someone here put it).