From Looksmaxxing to Powermaxxing: Clavicular Explained

Most people see a viral looksmaxer when they look at Clavicular, but they're missing his real approach to power. He doesn't raise his voice, he doesn't get emotional, and yet he dominates conversations and achieves goals. No aggression, no theatrics, but logic and agency. Today, we break down the traits, strategies, and power dynamics behind Clavicular's success. Number one, verbal

dominance. Clavicular has strong views, but displays the full confidence to back them up. Some people think that like Sydney Sweeney is extremely attractive. I would say that she's pretty malformed. Her upper maxilla is extremely recessed. She's got the eyes of doom. She's really not that much of a looker. J. D. Vance is subhuman and Gavin Newsom augs. J. D. Vance is subhuman? Yeah. He's obese, very recessed side profile. You can't be that subhuman. — He's more shamelessly upfront than pretty much any other manosphere guy. And whether you agree or not with him, that extreme frankness sells. So, Kamala's is not only a woman, but she's an ugly one at that. See, who says that? I don't even fully agree. Yet, part of me admires his courage to just say it. He also doesn't shy away from sharing very uncomfortable opinions about other influences in the space in general. I think Mr. Beast is a textbook sociopath. Do you think a lot of the people at the top are sociopaths? Every single one. The influencer game, indeed, is a game of power. I just wonder though if Clavicular would include himself in that

category. Number two, interpersonal dominance. Despite being generally polite and always calm, Clavicular shows high interpersonal dominance both with hosts and in his real life. That's a horrible comparison. You know, obviously that's completely cope, but even if it wasn't Do I identify as an incel? How could you ask me that question as a follow-up after you asked me about my relationships to women? I mean, that's quite literally the worst sequence of questions I think I've ever heard. Well, let me rephrase it then. You can't steal my girl, bro. It's Valentine's Day, bro. You can't steal my girl. Brother, 18 minutes ago Valentine's Day ended, so you're going to have to [ __ ] off. Sometimes even pulling some major power moves on hosts. You know, your — wife won't tweet out captions like, "When my husband's away, Mr. Sud comes out to play. " Maybe if you asked me how to ascend, then I would stop happening to you. Notice that despite the claimed autism, he's also rather power aware. For example, here he recognized that calling out his age could be an authority power move. — In your defense, you're 19. I don't like that, um, you know, thing that people do, well, you're only 19, so you — When I was 19, I did not think about those things. I'll phrase it that way. — Well, that's another, same iteration of what you just said. — Yes, but — And notice here, he doesn't fall for the judge power move. There's a lot of skepticism about using a hammer on your jawline. And look, I see here and think that's a crazy behavior. So, what do you say to that? Well, I mean, what do I have to gain by sitting here trying to convince you? Right? It's like, don't do it then. The judge power move there was, "Prove yourself to me that you are right. " Trying to prove himself right will be giving away power to the host. As you've noticed, Clavicular Dominance is

different than most other manosphere guys. And what stand out is three, emotional detachment. Look at this example. And how about you mind your own business? But the problem is, you see what you just did there is you spiked your cortisol thinking about transgenders. Will that max anything on me? — No, that's a very catabolic hormone. Clavicular is cold yet goal-oriented. In many ways, he's pure agency. See an example. What about like

connecting with her cuz like you like her or something like that, you know, like maybe you want to start a family. — the ROI in that? What's that? Like where's the ROI? Sorry, what's ROI? Return on investment. See, when he says, "What's the ROI? " That's the sign of a man who puts goals and returns over communion and relationships. Now, you may agree or not agree with that, but when you combine high agency with rational utilitarian and potentially five Machiavellian intelligence, you

tend to get returns. And sometimes Clavicular does come across a bit Machiavellian. It's like a cheat code in video game. Why wouldn't I do it? The ends always justify the means. At times, also low empathy. In this clip, for example, the host talks about the need to reduce harm linked to sexual transitioning. Whether you agree or not, the goal of reducing harm is a good goal, but look at how Clavicular reacts to that. — Well, the way that I see [ __ ] is like that's one more person to mog once they brutally butcher themselves. Just one more person to mog. It's pretty crazy thing to say, but it tells you a lot about his psychology. Now, this approach may not make for a nice guy, but it facilitates goal achievement and it facilitates personal advancement because you filter everything for what's in it for you and what advances your interest. Not nice, but often effective. On the downside, sometimes this slips into justification for his drive or ambition. — The looks and the money and the status. — triad. Yeah, yeah. All of that they can be nice, but all of those are for your happiness or flourishing. That's what it's for. Does that factor into your thinking at all or no? If you're better looking — by accomplish? Um Like I just as a — can do you can make more money. The best response instead is to never justify. When people ask why you're doing what you're doing, especially if they do it with a frame that what you're doing is silly, do not try to give a logical sounding reason. You can simply just say, "I'm just wired that way. " Or just I like it that way. To autism goes both

ways for Clavicula. Sometimes it's entertaining and that can help him gain followers. And since he doesn't really try to be funny, he avoids the risk of coming across as a jester. Look at an example. — You're close with your sister, right? — Mhm. If uh someone told her that she was low-tier Becky or uh subhuman whatever, like would you want to be there as? Well, that'd be like sort of a cortisol spike. So. In that sense to me, he recalls a little bit from the movie, I think it was Psycho, this scene here for example. You're inhuman. No, I'm in touch with humanity. I have to return some videotapes. Other times though, autism can work against him. For example, he could hold stronger eye contact, which is more masculine and more dominant, and he may sometimes be more socially calibrated and careful not to frame himself as silly. Think about all the time that you've spent uh throughout your entire life talking about [ __ ] um what if you were to dedicate all that time to bone smashing? Um you know, imagine where you could have been. — Is that a euphemism? No, bone smashing?

Finally, number three, fear of judgement is the main low power mindset I have seen from him. See here, see if you spot it. Was there ever a girl early on that rejected you because or maybe she was like I only date guys with six packs or she said you were ugly something like that. No, because I was pretty aware of exactly where I was in my looks level to not embarrass myself. That's why I think the black pill is one of the best things that could happen to you so that you're not humiliating yourself. That's going to save you a lot of embarrassment just to say the least. — This is important for your mental power. Look, looks maxing can work wonders. Do it. But it should be done by building on the foundations of mental health and power.