>>22389580>>22389591I wonder if we could create some sort of exclusive gentleman clubs for like-minded people where people could just talk, discuss books, workout together, play chess - entertaining but non-degenerate activities. So, a lounge + gym + conference space for public speaking events (have experts share information with their brothers - from finance to wellness, etc.)
I understand that the idea is absolutely not new.
I think it used to be huge in England 100 years ago, I think, maybe even now - I don't know.
Could that be an answer?
It would have to be exclusive, approval-based where current members can veto new applicants to keep it a tight-knit, high trust, relaxing community.
If something like this already exists in the US, why is it not well-known?
