Wow how did Ted Bundy pick up so many American girls using cold approach in the 1970s?

[Winston]

I just saw a documentary about Ted Bundy. Wow he was able to cold approach girls easily in the 1970s. Was it because he was handsome and charming or because it was easy to do that in the 1970s?

Could we have cold approached in the 70s and gotten dates and gjrlfriends easily too? Or could i have? Lol

Were men like ted bundy demonically possessed? Why would they have thoughts and urges to murder that they cant suppress or control? Is that natural or demonic? Or a neurological disorder? If he couldn't control his thoughts they should have let him off with an insanity defense like they did with the guy who shot john lennon. Some of the pics of the girls he killed were hot.

Here's one of the documentaries about Ted Bundy. At the beginning they show pics of the girls he killed or were involved with. They look nice and approachable, like if you saw them in real life you could talk to them and approach them. Wow the women in the 1970s seemed like a different breed, and cold approach back then was considered normal and acceptable.



I asked a man who used to work as a mental health counselor to comment. He said:

I'm just now waking up at 2:36 pm E.S.T.--What do I think about Ted Bundy? Well, I used to work in Or-e-gon, lived close to the Oregon Vortex, in fact, and a colleague of mine was from Seattle and had worked on the crisis hotline that Bundy volunteered for. She told me that all the women who volunteered at the hotline wanted to fix Ted up with their daughters, that nobody had any inkling he was a serial killer.

Bundy was a sexual sadist and sociopath. I've read Ann Rule's book about him but can't recall it clearly. I do recall that he was an "odd" child and that he was exhibiting aberrant behavior early on. I believe his family was from Philadelphia area and also believe his parents split up and the mom moved him out to Washington State.

Guys like Bundy are kind of empty shells--monsters masquerading as human beings. Bundy was bright enough to do this and used clever ruses to lure his victims. I'm sure you know this--how he would be wearing a fake cast, or appear "disabled" in some way.

But where did Bundy's demons come from? He never made a pact with the devil or messed with the occult. So how would he be possessed?

If it was genetic or due to brain then hes not at fault right? Why didnt he plead insanity?

Here's Mr S' take:

Mr S: He had high IQ, probably bored in Life and this was challenging and exciting for him

Winston Wu: He said he couldn't fight the thoughts to murder. they were an obsession. In his interview with lou dobbs he said that porn fueled his obsession.

It cant just be boredom. He had a good career in politics and he could get women easily.

Some of the women he killed looked nice and wholesome, the kind that would be approachable if u saw them in person.

Watch some documentaries about him on YouTube. You'll see what i mean. 70s women look like a different breed.

Mr S: I didn't say it was the only factor just one of them

Winston Wu: Whats the main factor? Demons?

Mr S: It's all combination but probably his ego was able to take control of 99% of his consciousness so those demons attached pushed out his true being, possibly his true self abandoned the body to his ego since he's was irredeemable. Generally we only have 3 to 5% consciousness to work with that's not connected to the ego. Some may have more but the average person is almost completely consumed by their ego and demons Attached to it.

[Winston]

2002 Movie about Ted Bundy.



Another movie about Ted Bundy based on the account of a lady who knew him.

The Stranger Beside Me (2003)

The Stranger Beside Me is a 1980 autobiographical and biographical true crime book written by Ann Rule about the serial killer Ted Bundy, whom she knew personally before and after his arrest for a series of murders. Subsequent revisions of the book were published in 1986, 1989, 2000, and 2008.

[onethousandknives]

America was a higher trust society in general in the Boomer years. Things like door to door salesmen were common and not considered a scam like today. You had no internet back then, so you couldn't go online to date and thus filter everyone out based on height, political views, etc, etc like now. People basically had to live their lives "cold approaching" everyone in this way just due to less modern technology. Now it's at the point where most people will look up a restaurant online before they go, to read if it's good or bad, etc, etc, but back then that wasn't possible, you'd just have to spontaneously do more stuff. If you wanted to make friends in general, you needed to cold approach people, as there was no internet to find a meetup.com group or similar. America's in a weird place, especially with Corona, as most social advice for meeting people basically says "Put yourself out there and be outgoing" but it's simply wrong behavior for modern times where people don't trust each other.

America losing its higher trust society came from more diversity. Japan and Taiwan are high trust society where people do things like say, leave their laptops at the library for 5-6 hours without locking them away, and expect them when they return. But Japan and Taiwan are not very diverse and 95+% of the population are basically the same people with some minor sub-races (ie, Hakka could be like Italians vs WASPs in America...) but also the societies somehow cultivated a strong sense of national unity. I think Taiwan wasn't always that way and was more similar to the mainland before the early 2000s. America was 83% white in 1970. Now America is 63% as of 2010, and likely will be right near 50% once the 2020 census comes out. There's lots of debates on good or bad, but factually the more diverse of a population you have, the less trust people have as people tend to naturally trust people most like them. You also have various ethnic groups with different goals, as we could see in USA, Chinese Americans didn't want to shut down air travel to China and sent our masks overseas to China during the start of the Coronavirus epidemic. Both of those things helped them collectively as an ethnic group, but would hurt other people in USA outside of their group. In a low trust society you don't trust strangers and you do everything to the benefit of you, your family and your extended family clans, and you can just screw over everyone else around you. It's why in China there's the counterfeit things that could just outright kill people like melamine in milk, everyone else is figuratively an "NPC" in a low trust society like in the mainland.

The other thing was Boomers themselves were responsible for an American crime-wave that made people have less trust. Murder rates basically doubled from the time Boomers were teenagers to their early 30s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_ ... ted_States If you look at the stats, crime goes up right around 1968, and in 1980 the murder rate was 10 per 100K, double 1950 and higher than USA had ever seen before. It continued with earlier Generation X until the mid 90s when crime went down. Some stuff is even more shocking, like rape went from 9.6 to 36 per 100K, and keep in mind in the 1950s-1970s you weren't going to likely get a rape taken seriously from he said she said, but you'd need actual signs of violence.

https://quod.lib.umich.edu/h/humfig/112 ... w=fulltext
This is an actual academic paper explaining the Boomer crime wave in the 1960s by a very well respected sociologist.

[onethousandknives]

Winston, since I kind of end up bringing everything back to Taiwan, I've read people say Taiwanese used to be more outgoing in the late 90s and early 2000s. As you know now on the MRTs and buses most people are glued to their phones in phoneland, but I heard back then people used to strike up a lot more conversations on the MRT or bus compared to now.

[Winston]

I doubt it @onethousandknives. Not early 2000s. But in the 1980s I do remember Taiwan being warmer and friendlier. People talked to me more and asked me more questions. In 2004 Taiwan was kind of antisocial. Everyone ignored me and there was an ice barrier between strangers. It wasn't about cell phones. They just don't talk to strangers, same as Japan. In Asia, being conservative means not talking to strangers unless introduced by a mutual friend. That's not what conservative means in the West of course. Of course in 2004 it wasn't as extreme as now, but it still sucked. Even when I talked to people there was still never any connection, only awkwardness, since they are very narrow and primitive and never confident, always acting scared all the time. No one is relaxed, open, or authentic. Everyone lives in fear. Yet they think they live in a free country just because they can vote. Go figure. Nothing makes sense.

Next time you're in Taiwan, go to the supermarket and see what I mean. EVERY girl looks colder than ice, unapproachable, not wanting to be bothered. You can sense it VERY strongly. You can feel strongly like you are NOT allowed to talk to any girl there, unless she works there of course and you need help. When you do something taboo in Taiwan around girls, such as flirt with them or wink at them, you can see their parents yelling at you through them, because their parents and cultural upbringing is ingrained in them. They are all clones like stormtroopers. No individuality. I know America is full of clones too, but being a clone feels more ingrained in Taiwan or Japan, because Asian nature is super conformist by nature, whereas in America, the elite have to work hard to keep everyone being clones.

In general, NE Asian women just don't have that "openness vibe" that Europeans and Latins do. It's hard to explain, but if you cold approach a lot like I do, you will know what I mean. It's a vibe that's hard to describe in words, you gotta experience it tio know what I mean. The NE Asian body language is always too serious and uptight. And they don't respond well to Western social skills or communication skills, because their demeanor is always uptight and repressing themselves. So you always feel awkward around them, like their negative conditioning is rubbing off on you. You can see this with NE Asians in the US too.

[Winston]

Wow check out these Ted Bundy death row tapes. How come he could pick up American women but we can't? lol. Doesn't that make us the ultimate losers if even serial killers can pick up AW but we can't? lol. Even the 9/11 hijackers were able to get AW girlfriends. Man it seems we must live in a different reality or dimension than everyone else? Everyone acts like getting AW or getting married is something easy and natural that everyone can do, and never an issue. Why?

[Winston]

Conspiracy crackpot Miles Mathis claims the Bundy murderers were all staged and hoaxed to instill fear into the American people. He sounds like a crackpot but his papers are very meticulous and details. So you gotta wonder. Even crackpots could be right sometimes. What do you think? Here are his papers on the Bundy case and his evidence for how it was all a hoax. Btw, Bundy looked thin and not that strong, so you gotta wonder how he overpowered so many women so quickly. Also it's unusual that Bundy was able to escape from prison twice, which usually isn't possible, so you gotta wonder.

http://mileswmathis.com/bundy.pdf

http://mileswmathis.com/bundy2.pdf