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10 Unique and
Outstanding Things about Winston Wu:
The
most Atypical and Freethinking Asian you will probably ever meet
"You're
probably the most atypical Asian male I've ever met."
-
Peter, an old Scottish traveler who's been to nearly 100 countries
“Despite
all the flak you get you are certainly an interesting character and probably
the most famous (or infamous) self-made asian
on the internet” –
Most people do not think outside the
box. Those that do tend to be White males. Sometimes they are White females or
Black. But it is an extreme rarity to find an Asian who can think independently
outside the box, so rare in fact that most never even meet one. Winston Wu
is one such rarity and anomaly.
Generally, most Asians are
followers, narrow-minded, conformists, submissive to authority, devoid of independent
thought, highly materialistic and limited to understanding only practical
concepts. They follow the pack, cannot think for themselves, possess poor
communication skills, thrive in safe routines, and live only to make a living
and raise a family. This is an obvious and accurate but politically incorrect
assessment of Asians in general that few dare make.
However, anyone who meets Winston Wu
will experience an Asian of a different breed and dimension. Wu is a Taiwanese
American eclectic, writer, intellectual, traveler, romancer, freethinker, freespirit, philosopher, critical thinker, truth seeker,
and leader of several movements. Unlike most Asians purely focused on the
practical, he is interested in intellectual, social and existential matters. And
unlike narrow Asian conformists, he is a master in critical thinking and
debunking BS, as he sees through propaganda and brainwashing.
Wu emerged from an oppressive and
hellish childhood to a liberated and transcendent state of mind full of insight
and free of mass control. As such, he serves as an inspiration and guidance to
others. Some consider him a hero and inspiration while others see him as a
dysfunctional loser. Either way, there is no denying that he is one of the most
freethinking, unique and one-of-a-kind Asians in the world.
Now you may have heard the phrase, “You
are unique, just like everyone else”, which basically means that there are
no two people exactly alike in every way – no two people’s DNA or fingerprints
are identical. But that’s NOT the
kind of uniqueness we are talking about here. We are talking about unique accomplishments
and attributes that very few in the world can lay claim to, Asian or
non-Asian.
Below is a description of Wu’s
uncommon accomplishments and attributes that very few can lay claim to. Other
Asians may have fancy cars, houses and prestigious careers to show off. But Wu
has these unique attributes that are unmatched. You will never find another
Asian who possesses all ten of these. Thus Winston Wu could very well be the
most Unique and Freethinking Asian you will ever meet! First, here is a summary of them.
1) All his views,
thoughts and writings are "outside the box", insightful and
intellectual.
He is an expert in debunking lies, brainwashing and propaganda, evidenced by
his writings.
2)
In the areas of Travel, Culture and Intellect, he is
above the crowd. He has been to 12
countries and speaks 4 languages.
3)
He can beat computers in Chess and Scrabble at high
levels.
4)
Those who have been to 100 countries have called him
“the most atypical Asian male I’ve ever met”.
5)
His fans have called him a "Hero, Inspiration
and Legend". Very few are called such things.
6) He has done things
(of a serious nature) that no one had done before – started two websites and
movements that are the first of their kind, was the first to write a major
Treatise on PseudoSkepticism, and the first to write
a groundbreaking Ebook on why Dating, Relationships
and Mental Health are better outside America, which has changed lives and
inspired many.
7)
Brilliant in debate and critical thinking, and well
read in religion/philosophy, he has written great treatises debunking major
arguments of Media PseudoSkeptics and Christian
Apologists.
8) His work has
received endorsements and praises by prominent published figures in their
fields. Some have hailed his work as “the BEST” of its kind.
9)
He has been interviewed on radio shows and featured
in magazines for his noteworthy works.
10)
He has dated many beautiful women outside of his race
and league by living “outside the box”.
These claims are evidenced, verified
and validated with examples, links and quotes below:
1) All his views, thoughts and
writings are "outside the box", insightful and intellectual. He is an expert in debunking
lies, brainwashing and propaganda, evidenced by his writings.
Most people who think outside the
box tend to be White Males, not Asian. So in that sense, Wu is a true rarity.
He has a truly independent mind that resists brainwashing, indoctrination and
mind control, allowing him to think outside the box. He thinks on his own and
sees things for what they are, not in accordance with what he is programmed to.
Possessing a highly critical mind, he is a master at debunking lies and
propaganda, and at exposing contradictions. And being more open minded and
objective than most, he also sees a broader picture. All this is evidenced by his writings and the
material on his websites (mentioned below) as well as the praises and reviews
they’ve received. He also lives "outside the box" too, as evidenced
by his websites.
Possessing natural deep insight, he
is able to connect dots that strong left-brained types don’t see. He places
truth above all else, even when it's unpopular, and is not afraid to disseminate
forbidden truths, as long as it helps others (as evidenced by his
HappierAbroad.com website).
All this is in stark contrast to the
typical Asian who is very conformist, purely practical, and follows whatever he
is programmed. In addition, Wu focuses on intellectual, philosophical and
spiritual matters, whereas most Asians only see practical matters. See here for a
list of differences and similarities between Wu and typical Taiwanese people.
Now, everyone knows someone who
thinks “outside the box” of course. But how many Asians do you know who think
deeply “outside the box” in so many areas and on so many subjects and who are
free of the “programming” of society?
Also, even as an Asian himself, Wu
openly admits that most Asians in general (not including himself of course) are
narrow, conformist, incapable of thinking independently and purely
practical. See his articles about that
here: http://www.happierabroad.com/Asian_Mentality.htm
and http://www.happierabroad.com/Observations_Taiwan.htm.
Now, I dare you to find ANY other
Asian who would dare assess that about his own ethnicity. I’ll bet you can’t.
2) In the areas of Travel, Culture
and Intellect he is above the crowd. He
has been to 12 countries and speaks 4 languages.
Winston has been in 12
countries:
Thus in these areas of Travel,
Culture and Intellect, it goes without saying that Wu is different from the
common crowd. How many people do you know who are such an eclectic blend?
3) He can beat computers in Chess
and Scrabble at high levels.
Possessing a natural aptitude in
tactics, strong logic skills, an above average IQ (between 115-120), deep
insight, focus, concentration and an iron will, Wu is brilliant in strategy and
debate, as well as board games. He can
beat computers in Chess and Scrabble at high levels, which most cannot. In
Chess, he can beat the computer up to level 5, whereas most people cannot even
beat level 1.
Even most nerdy Asians who get
straight “A’s” in school can’t do that. In fact, Winston had an Indian friend
in high school named Kumaran Vajay
Kumar who had an IQ of 150, got A’s on exams without even studying, and
possessed encyclopedic knowledge on every subject. However, when they played
chess, Winston steamrolled him, winning easily without losing even a piece!
In Scrabble, he can beat the
computer consistently at the Intermediate level and occasionally at the
advanced level. Now it takes a miracle
to beat the computer at Scrabble at advanced level even once, since the
computer has a perfect memory of every word in the official Scrabble
Dictionary, and if it is trying to play it’s best, then it is virtually
unbeatable. But if your game is at top level, with a little luck you can
occasionally win, since luck is one of the variables. Wu’s dunnit!
Moreover, in his grand treatises
(mentioned below), he is able to debunk his opponents point by point in
subjects he is knowledgeable in, never having to dodge tough questions like his
opponents end up doing.
Furthermore, he has a strong
interest in intellectual, esoteric and spiritual matters, while most people are
glued to pop culture and sports. He is very well read in metaphysics and Parapsychology,
and has trained in Kung Fu, Karate and Tae Kwon Do.
4) Experienced travelers have
attested to his uniqueness from other Asians, such as:
"You're
probably the most atypical Asian male I've ever met." - Peter, an old Scottish traveler
who's been to nearly 100 countries
“I would say that yes, I
have not seen even one Asian person like yourself. There are rebellious
types and these are women often, and they rebel by joining the American
mainstream. Same with Asian guys who start acting “American”. But for an Asian
to rebel not only against
“As far as you being a banana – a white man trapped in an
Asian body - I would like to qualify that you are not an American white man
inside an Asian body but a European Existentialist - a Frenchman, Italian or
Spaniard trapped in an Asian body. You are certainly not a modern Anglo-Saxon
trapped in it.” - Ladislav
“Despite
all the flak you get you are certainly an interesting character and probably
the most famous (or infamous) self-made asian
on the internet” –
"Most
Asians don't think for themselves. They simply follow the pack. You are one
of the exceptions." -
“I enjoy your writing and you are one of the most inspiring dudes
around. Main thing is you don't give a shit what other people (especially white)
say about you - highly unusual, unfortunately, for any race of people, Chinese
especially. So your stuff is absolutely awesome.” –
The above quotes and many more can
be viewed here: http://www.happierabroad.com/ebook/Quotes.htm
Peter, in the first quote above, was
a senior Scotsman that Wu met in
Per Peter’s quote above, how many
Asian males do you know who have been called “the most atypical Asian male I’ve
ever met” by travelers who have been to 100 countries?
5) His fans have called him a
"Hero, Inspiration and Legend". Very few are called such things.
This is a rare honor, since as you
know, very few people get called such things.
Not even successful CEO's, entrepreneurs, lawyers, doctors and engineers
usually get called a "Hero, Inspiration or Legend". Simply working
hard and making money will certainly not earn you such titles. To be called such,
you have to have done something extraordinary, risen above the rest, or done
something impressive and courageous, such as challenging powerful forces in the
name of truth against overwhelming odds, or pulling off some miracle.
See here for examples from letters
and web sources:
http://www.happierabroad.com/Hero_Inspiration.htm
http://www.happierabroad.com/ebook/Quotes.htm
Some examples from the links above:
“You are a hero
for the underdog, proving that with balls and determination you can find fun,
sex, love, and happiness…..” - Jeff, Atlanta
“I'm
currently 17 years old and like you I am a Chinese American. I love the ebooks you have online and I really enjoy hearing about
your success with white women abroad. I have a research paper on "my hero"
and I choose to do my report on you and your success.” –
Joseph, USA
“Winston, YOU ARE MY HERO.
Nobody can understand you and your noble quest unless they have lived in
“YOU ARE MY HERO TOO. Here I
am with clinical depression feeling like I'm wasting my year after college and
its honestly giving me hope browsing your photo collages and seeing that
happiness is definitely possible, no matter who you are… It seems like you have found this
balance and I am so inspired by your stories.”
- Karen,
Stanford, CA
“You are a champ.
Most of us, even if we did find the holy grail would either be too selfish or
more likely shy and embarrassed to ever come out publicly the way you have.
Your generosity of spirit is truly amazing.” –
John, New
Zealand
“SWEET website. WOW! Inspiring,
useful, fun. Fascinating to see the reactions of your readers!
As one pointed out, you really are a
leader. Unusually truthful and courageous.” -
Jester, CA
“Just thought I’d
say hi and tell you how much your writing inspired me... I think people
“need” to read what you’ve written” – Joan, USA
“I enjoy your writing
and you are one of the most inspiring dudes around. Main thing is you
don't give a shit what other people (especially white) say about you - highly
unusual, unfortunately, for any race of people, Chinese especially. So
your stuff is absolutely awesome.” – John, USA
“No B.S., you're a big, big inspiration
and i'm glad to hear you're doing good in
“The stuff you recommend, winston, has always managed to utterly CHANGE MY LIFE.
Thank you for being an inspiration. You will never know how much it
means to me!!!” - Elizabeth,
Orange County, CA
"I visited your website,
happierabroad.com, and I agree with everything you write. You are my hero!
You have spoken truths that many men do not understand. You have broken
ground that many men have not… You are an inspiration!“ –
Mark,
Washington DC
“You are an infinite inspiration
to me and I feel tremendous admiration to the fact that you actually put your
dream into reality!!!” - James,
Vancouver, Canada
“This guy is a legend…
Read his long story and the photos (including the albums)
and you will be amazed… my hero” –
Reference from http://www.freewebspace.net/forums/showthread.php?t=2189614
“I'm an old & white expat
living in the
“I have been traveling around
So, how many people do you know who
have been called a “hero, inspiration or legend”? Do “successful” Asian
Americans who got straight “A’s” in school, went to Berkeley or Stanford, and
became doctors and engineers get called that?
6) He has done things (of a serious
nature) that no one had done before – started two websites and movements that
are the first of their kind, was the first to write a major Treatise on PseudoSkepticism, and the first to write a groundbreaking Ebook on why Relationships and Mental Health are better
outside America.
His websites and movements, Happier
Abroad (HappierAbroad.com) and SCEPCOP (DebunkingSkeptics.com), are
highly praised, widely acclaimed and the FIRST of their kind.
Happier Abroad helps people in a way
that NO ONE else does. It is the 1st and ONLY expat
website and movement that promotes Social, Romantic and Psychological
Fulfillment Overseas to great lengths, offering a solution to the social and
cultural dysfunctionalities in
See its powerful one page Pamphlet
here: http://www.happierabroad.com/Pamphlet.pdf
Executive Summary here: http://www.happierabroad.com/executivesummary.php
Wonderful Testimonials of it here: http://www.happierabroad.com/testimonials.php
Hundreds of fan letters he's
received to it here: http://www.happierabroad.com/ebook/Reader_Responses.htm
Completed parts of his new film Female
Encounters of the Foreign Kind can be seen at: http://www.happierabroad.com/film.php
Happier Abroad’s
500+ page Ebook by Winston Wu is the first of its
kind. It is the only one that elaborates on why
SCEPCOP (DebunkingSkeptics.com), the
Scientific Committee to Evaluate PseudoSkeptical
Criticism of the Paranormal, is the 1st coalition to counter and expose the
pseudoskeptic movement for their fallacies and
misinformation against the paranormal. It debunks big media skeptic names like
James Randi, Michael Shermer,
and CSICOP figures, whose arguments are refuted point by point.
Wu was the first one back in 2001 to
write a book length treatise debunking all the major arguments, point by point,
of pseudoskeptics, media skeptics and paranormal
debunkers (James Randi, CSICOP, Michael Shermer, etc), which was much needed at the time. (http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Contents.htm)
Radio Show Host Whitley Strieber wrote a raving review of it here: http://www.unknowncountry.com/mindframe/opinion/?id=23
The treatise is now a main part of
the SCEPCOP website.
So you see, the Happier Abroad and
SCEPCOP site and their treatise/ebook were the first
of their kind. That means Winston has
been the first to do things that no one else has done before (so he’s not just unique
in fingerprint and DNA only like everyone is).
As you know, very few in the world
can lay claim to doing something (that is serious and noteworthy) that no one
else has done before. Can typical “conformist simple-minded” Asians claim that?
7) Brilliant in debate and critical
thinking, and well read in religion/philosophy, he has written great treatises
debunking major arguments of Media PseudoSkeptics and
Christian Apologists.
At an early age, Wu demonstrated a
propensity to challenge authority in the name of truth.
When he was 14, he beat his Youth
Pastor in a debate over free will vs. election/predestination in the role of
Salvation in the Bible.
Annoyed that the whole church was
teaching freewill salvation which was not supported by the Bible, Wu brought a
long list of Bible verses he wrote down, along with a summary, which supported
the doctrine of election and predestination, to discuss with his Youth Pastor,
who took him into his private office. When Wu presented the verses and
arguments, his Pastor became annoyed and then changed the subject by drilling
Wu on whether the Bible taught that man was composed of body, spirit and soul,
or just body and soul. When Wu gave his answer and tried to return to the
topic, he jumped on it by saying that he was wrong and that Wu was not
qualified to be debating Bible doctrine.
It was clear that Wu’s Pastor was
unable to address the verses and arguments that Wu brought, and unable to
defend his freewill Salvation doctrine against it, for he was unprepared and
untrained in such areas. So he attempted to discredit Wu with a cheap
diversionary shot to protect his ego and position of power, since in his view,
Wu was out of line. How dare a youth challenge a Youth Pastor!
But technically, the Youth Pastor
lost the debate by not being able to address or refute ANY of Wu's Bible verses
that supported election/predestination in the Bible. Instead, he put Wu back in
line with his dominating personality and authority for challenging him. Probably
he was taken aback that a teenage Christian youth would try to correct him on
Biblical doctrines, something he had never anticipated or experienced before.
Though Wu knew that what he did was
disruptive to the harmony between youth and Youth Pastor, deep down he felt
that truth and accuracy were more important than harmonious relationships. And
possessing a keen intellect, Wu was annoyed by contradictions and
discrepancies.
Likewise, when he was 19, Wu went to
a
- "John Calvin, the founder of
your church, taught that Predestination and Election determined Salvation, not
free will. So why do you teach Salvation by free will then?"
- "Also, in the Bible, Paul in
1st Corinthians clearly said that women are to be silent in the church. So why
do you let women make speeches during your church services?"
The Pastor became annoyed then asked
him whether he had sold all his possessions as the first Christians were
commanded to in the Book of Acts. Then he gave a long loud spiel about
consistency in the Bible, and not taking things out of context, asserting his
authority as well.
When Wu told the girl who drove him
to the church about what happened, she said, "Wow he was probably
surprised that a teen would challenge him on Bible stuff."
Since then, Wu has had a spiritual
transformation and come a long way and has advanced in research, knowledge
and critical thinking to produce these excellent masterpieces.
Debunking PseudoSkepticism
Arguments:
http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Contents.htm
Debunking Christian Fundamentalist
Arguments:
http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Debunking_Christians/Contents.htm
The above demonstrates that he is
able to able to refute the major arguments of prominent Christian Apologists
and Evangelists such as Josh McDowell, CS Lewis, Billy Graham, Lee Strobel, William Lane Craig, etc, and those of Media PseudoSkeptics such as James Randi,
Michael Shermer, Joe Nickell,
CSICOP members, etc.
Now how many people do you know who
can do that? Can conformist Asians who’ve never had a free thought in their
lives do that? How many Asians do you know who are skilled and talented in
argumentative debate?
8) His work has received
endorsements and praises by prominent published figures in their fields. Some
have hailed his work as “the BEST” of its kind.
Winston’s SCEPCOP has been widely
praised by the paranormal community, endorsed by reputable published authors
and scientists, and has led to interviews on radio shows. Endorsements and praises of SCEPCOP by
reputable and published Parapsychologists can be viewed here: http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/endorsements.php
Here are some excerpts of their
endorsements:
"Pseudo-skepticism,
by promoting views of doubtful validity, can seriously distort the scientific
enterprise. It is good that an organisation such as
SCEPCOP exists that can bring to light manifest flaws in the pseudo-skeptical
position."
- Brian Josephson, Nobel Prize Winner in Physics, Emeritus
Professor of Physics at
"Dear
Winston Wu,
I
think your SCEPCOP project is excellent! Very much needed... So what a great
service SCEPCOP and any similar sites can be to keep revealing the faulty
reasoning, lying, etc., that the Church of Materialism's Inquisition tries to
pass off as reasonable scientific criticism.“
- Dr.
Charles Tart, esteemed Psychologist and Consciousness Researcher for 50 years,
Author of The End of Materialism
"Dear
Winston,
Wow!
Love the website ! Very smart, creative, attractive, engaging, informative. You
get my drift… Let us applaud genuine skepticism, and let us be skeptics
ourselves; but let us stand firm against pseudo-skepticism and expose it for
what it is: a renunciation of creativity, reason, and human progress. SCEPCOP
is a valuable step in this direction."
-
"SCEPCOP
provides a much needed balance to the ideological crusade of pseudo-skeptical
organizations such as CSICOP (now just CSI)… Congratulations to SCEPCOP for
helping to defend a legitimate branch of scientific research from illegitimate
criticism."
- Chris
Carter, Author of Parapsychology and the Skeptics
“Winston
Wu has now written an essay that brilliantly and decisively rebuts the general
skeptical arguments against the paranormal. This is among the best essays ever
written on this subject, and deserves extensive study. The essay carefully
moves through the entire skeptical lexicon of arguments, rebutting each in
turn.”
- Whitley
Strieber, Author and Radio Host of UnknownCountry.com
“A
brilliant essay by researcher Winston Wu, rebutting skeptical arguments against
the paranormal, reflects a growing awareness among members of the scientific
community that there is something more occurring with the human experience than
was once thought.
Columnist
and radio personality Whitley Strieber recently noted that Wu's work
"deserves extensive study" because it "carefully moves through
the entire skeptical lexicon of arguments, rebutting each in turn."
… How
refreshing it is to find writers like Winston Wu (whose paper is offered on the
World Wide Web rather than the controlled print media) receiving this kind of
recognition and praise for their work."
- James
Donahue, Collapsing Belief Systems
You can also see a feature article
about Wu’s SCEPCOP organization in the magazine Atlantis Rising here in
Wu’s Portfolio: http://www.happierabroad.com/Portfolio.htm
Already plans are in place to publish
a magazine for SCEPCOP, and public speaking debates are planned at DragonCon.
The famous Israeli Psychic Spoon
Bender, Uri Geller, also phoned Wu two times in the late 1990’s to congratulate
him for his articles and posts, then sent him a signed postcard, book and film
about Geller’s life.
For a list of Wu’s debunking
articles, see this index: http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Articles.htm
Now, how many people do you know who
have received endorsements and praises for their work by prominent published
figures in their fields?
Some have hailed his work as “the
BEST” of its kind.
Here is what they had to say:
Praises
for PseudoSkepticism Treatise
“Winston
Wu has now written an essay that brilliantly and decisively rebuts the general
skeptical arguments against the paranormal. This is among the best
essays ever written on this subject, and deserves extensive study. The essay carefully
moves through the entire skeptical lexicon of arguments, rebutting each in
turn. - Whitley Strieber,
Author and Radio Host of UnknownCountry.com
“Your treatise
"debunking pseudoskeptical arguments of
paranormal debunkers" is the best refutation of pseudoskeptics'
arguments, tactics and fallacies to reject the evidence for paranormal
phenomena. I've recommended your article to every person that I know.”
“I'm Jürgen and I write you from
“Your article
"debunking pseudoskeptical arguments on
paranormal debunkers" is a must read to any person who seeks to understand
the nature of pseudoskepticism.”
Praises for
Christian Fundamentalism Treatise
“I work at a public library and thus have access to hundreds of books on
religion and spirituality, yet very, very few are as helpful as the one article
that you have written. There is even a book titled "Leaving the fold"
that is for former fundamentalists leaving their religion, yet your article is
arguably better and more useful then the entire book.”
“Congratulations on an excellent site. Your information on
evangelical fundamentalist Christianity is the BEST site on the
internet. It spells everything out. Try to get the search engines
to bring it up near the top of searches.”
“I
discovered this website while doing some research into Christian Fundamentalism
and Atheistic Dogma. I was blown away by how well the arguments against
Christianity were, specifically because they lacked emotion fueled
"Logic".” – SCEPCOP
Forum
Full versions of the reviews above
can be found at:
http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Reader_Responses.htm
http://www.debunkingskeptics.com/Debunking_Christians/Reader_Responses.htm
How many people do YOU know who have
written something others have called “the BEST” of its kind? Can quiet reserved
Asians with low communication skills do that?
9) He has been interviewed on radio
shows and featured in magazines for his noteworthy works.
As a result of unprecedented noteworthy
works and accomplishments, Wu has been featured in various forms of media in
different countries.
He has been interviewed on radio
shows:
–
Ghostly Talk (www.ghostlytalk.com)
regarding PseudoSkeptics and SCEPCOP
–
Forbidden Truth by Michael Goodspeed
(co-host of Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis in
–
The Steve Hoca Show (www.youtube.com/rollersteve)
regarding Global Dating and Men’s Issues
–
The Psychic Wisdom Radio Hour with David James (www.blogtalkradio.com/thespiritweaver)
regarding SCEPCOP and PseudoSkeptics
Many of these interviews are
archived or linked from this page: http://www.happierabroad.com/Interviews.htm Plans for future radio interviews are being
arranged by interested hosts as well.
The paranormal magazine Atlantis
Rising (www.atlantisrising.com)
did an article about SCEPCOP in their Sept 2009 issue. A Lithuanian magazine called Antre Puse
did a story about his life and travels in their May 2005 issue. Back in October 2004 he was featured on the
Russian national TV news. He was also a
Journalist for the
You can see the article in Atlantis
Rising and Antre Puse in this online Portfolio: http://www.happierabroad.com/Portfolio.htm#ArticlesAboutMe
Obviously, in order to be invited
for interviews on radio shows or written about in magazines you have to be very
interesting or significant, or have done something noteworthy and
significant. Now do you think typical
conformist Asians who study hard and make a living are interesting enough to be
interviewed on radio shows or written about in magazines?
10) He has dated many beautiful
women outside of his race and league by living “outside the box”.
As shown on his Happier Abroad site,
Winston has dated more beautiful women who are out of his league than most men
have by being courageous, outgoing and living “outside the box” (explained by
the concept of Global Dating which is elaborated on here: http://www.happierabroad.com/introduction.php). Here is hard proof of this from a huge
collage of photos: http://www.happierabroad.com/ebook/Collage.htm
In fact, his current girlfriend is
also out of his league in terms of looks.
See their pictures here: http://www.happierabroad.com/Winston_Dianne_private.htm
Now how many shy, nerdy, timid Asian
males do you know who are able to date so many women who are out of his race
and league, by living “outside the box” rather than following conventional
clichés?
Summary and Significance:
As you can see, Winston Wu is quite
an eclectic blend when you consider all the above combined into one. Now, contrast the above uncommon
accomplishments and attributes to typical Asians who are narrow-minded,
conformist, whose every thought is “inside the box”, submissive to authority,
follows the pack, lacks in communication skills, highly materialistic, and
lives only to make a living and raise a family, and you will see that Winston
Wu is in a different stratosphere, truly one-of-a-kind and in a league of his
own, whether you like him or not. That's
what makes him interesting, which leaves an impression on others.
Now
ask yourself these questions:
·
How many Asians do you know who think, write and live
“outside the box” in so many areas, and is deep, insightful and intellectual at
the same time, and is free of the “programming” of society?
·
How many Asians do you know who have been to 12 countries,
speak 4 languages, can beat the computer in Chess and Scrabble at difficult
levels, and is well read in intellectual, esoteric and spiritual matters, all
while at a young age?
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How many Asian males do you know who have been called “the
most atypical Asian male” by travelers who have been to 100 countries?
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How many Asians do you know who are called a “Hero,
Inspiration or Legend” by others?
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How many Asians do you know who have done things no one has
ever done before?
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How many Asians do you know who have written something
others call “the BEST” of its kind?
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How many Asians do you know who have received endorsements
and praises for their work by reputable published figures in their fields?
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How many Asians do you know who get interviewed on radio
shows for their noteworthy works?
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How many Asians do you know who are able to refute every
major argument made by Christian Apologists and Media Skeptics?
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How many Asian men do you know who have dated many beautiful
women who are out of his race and league?
I’ll bet that your answer to these questions is either “very few” or “none”.
Now, you might be able to name people who fit some of the attributes above, but
do you know any ONE person who fits ALL of them?! I’ll bet not. So I think it’s fair to say
that the above attributes combined paint a portrait of a really unusual
and one-of-a-kind Asian male. Clearly Winston Wu isn’t just unique for an Asian
person, but for a human being as well.
Now, there are many materially
successful hard-working Asians out there who have material status over Winston.
They got straight “A’s” in school, graduated from Berkeley or Stanford, got a
masters degree, and became doctors, engineers or some other prestigious
profession, following the ideal path set by their parents and that of the Asian
immigrant culture (especially in the Silicon Valley San Francisco Bay Area).
They have nice cars, houses and careers to show off. However, they have none of
the unique qualities above that Wu has. No one calls them a "Hero,
Inspiration or Legend". They have not done things no one has done before.
And they have not experienced the variety of rich cultures and experiences that
Wu has. They do not inspire or awaken others. In fact, they are not unique or any
different from the rest. Also they do not think “outside the box”. Moreover,
they have not dated so many beautiful women out of their league as Winston has.
Finally, they do not have the rich inner life that Wu has. Instead, their lives
consist of being slaves to companies without freedom, and the routines of basic
living. They are like robots, owned by others and devoid of true freedom or
passion. They will not be remembered in history for doing anything special. All
they did was made a living and raised a family, just like everyone else
throughout history. Nothing set them apart from the rest.
As one of Winston’s fans put in his
forum:
http://www.happierabroad.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=7170&start=10
“Let's
put it this way:
No one will remember a soccer mom or a mangina in the
Anglosphere even a year after they go. There are so
many of them, all the same and none of them stand out or unique in any way.
One thing is for certain, you took the chance to stick out from the crowd
(which in Asian culture is supremely brave, and more so in the Anglosphere), you will be remembered.
Who knows, a hundred years from now anthropologists may be searching through
web archives, find your writings,
and being that it stood out, may make you and your philosophies a subject of
study.
I think in a hundred years, history will look back and not be kind to feminism,
soccer moms, manginas, the Anglosphere.
So to stick out and not be part of that imo is a good
way to make a lasting impression even when you are long gone.”
Any great writer will tell you that
what motivates them is not money, but being able to inspire others. You see, money comes and goes, but
inspiration lasts a LIFETIME. And Wu
has done just that, which you can see from the quotes, reviews and testimonials
about his work at the links above.
That's what makes Winston Wu
unusual, unique and refreshing. He makes a difference in courageous unique ways
that others haven't, and has earned respect for that.
None of the negative judgments of
narrow minded materialistic Asian society, which places no value on uniqueness,
can take that away from him. That's because Winston is motivated by Truth, not
Fear. And when you have truth, knowledge and wisdom, you have power over
ignorance, fear and closed-mindedness. No condemnation can harm you. As someone
eloquently put it at the end of a brilliant documentary called Esoteric
Agenda: (paraphrased)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip8o_aCv5uw
“You
can light a match in a pitch dark room and extinguish the darkness, but you
cannot bring a patch of darkness into a well lit room and extinguish the light.
This proves that light and truth are more powerful than darkness and evil.”
You see, Wu is rich on the INSIDE in
ways that most people aren't, and has a rich "inner life" that most
people don't. That makes him
incorruptible. Most people are changed
or corrupted by money or culture, but those who are “rich on the inside”
aren’t. Wu is such a type.
He is ahead of his time, and thus
underappreciated. The world may not be ready for people like him, but he makes
a difference, inspires others, and follows his heart, bliss and vision. With
great insight, he sees things that most do not see. In a spiritually advanced
society, these are the types that would be tomorrow's leaders.
Wu is a liberator of minds and
consciousness, the place where true freedom begins. And that is no easy task, for we
live in a world of illusion and fakery where you are expected to conform and
pretend that everything is always great. The path of truth is not an easy one,
but it a noble one. Few dare to take it. And once you do, having swallowed the
red pill, you find true freedom and attain the wisdom and state of
consciousness to help others along the path.
And that's why, if you know Winston
Wu, are affiliated with him, or have the chance to meet him, you should appreciate
it and be proud to know him.
Now, based on the above, is Winston
Wu is the most unique and atypical Asian male ever? Well that’s for you and
others to decide. Either way, he’s truly an inspiration and evolved being.
Other Asian male public figures
considered unique and inspiring:
Bruce Lee - First Asian martial artist and
actor to become a famous star in
Rick Lee – Probably a pseudonym. He is an
Asian American porn star who has slept with countless scores of hot white women
(and females of other ethnicities), as evidenced by the huge gallery of porn
videos featured on his website: www.Asian-Man.com That’s certainly
unique and extraordinary for an Asian American male.
Jerry Tran - Aka
“The Asian PlayBoy” who goes by “JI”, he is an Asian
American PUA (Pick Up Artist) Guru, who sells seminars and bootcamps
for frustrated dateless Asian males. His website is www.abcsofattraction.com. He is
probably the first Asian American PUA Guru in
However, what I’ve found is that
almost every PUA Guru offers no proof for their claims and expects you to take
what they say on faith. And in fact, the whole PUA movement is bogus. It’s an
artificial pseudo industry that lacks any solid proof or serious understanding
of human psychology. See
here for my detailed explanation why as well as this former PUA
member’s revelations.
William Hung – Contestant on American Idol
who made a fool of himself and became an entertaining star cause of it. Unique
yes, but inspiring?
John Chow – Successful online entrepreneur
and blogger (www.johnchow.com).
He has done what few have, by making a high income online, something many dream
of doing, and is a motivational leader and guru in that area.
Michio Kaku – A Japanese America theoretical
physicist who holds all kinds of degrees and accreditations who has taught at
If you know
of any other “contenders”, let me know.