Woah, really big difference here. I wish this was up towards the top of the comments so people got both sides of the issue before pointing fingers.
The issue of whether this book is misogynist or not doesn't really matter. You can still buy it if you want or any other legal material you want to buy. Just not on Kickstarter. There are many stores that don't sell things I want to buy.
Meanwhile, I don't think it is wrong to sell books to men to help them learn what women want to succeed in the confusing world of dating. If you can write a better book, one filled with sexy ways to ask permission for each escalation, then thousands of men will buy it.
The real problem is that the science of attraction doesn't match well with feminism. And men want to know the truth. A woman is twice as likely to give you her number if you touch her on the arm at your first meeting[1]. Are we supposed to surpress this hatefact? Or fire the psychologist who did the study?
[1]http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/15534510701316177...
Without the source document, though, it's not really easy to say either way.
I'm also not impressed with the author's writing in any event.
Nope. The author of the book who was promoting his project on reddit provided the linked the above pastebin text himself.
[0] http://www.reddit.com/r/seduction/comments/1dvnem/above_the_...