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Sure, radio.
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Not around it.
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Don't just go on.
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Not just loud.
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Questions.
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questioning.
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Clear radio.
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Clear radio.
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Let's talk about it.
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Let's talk about it.
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Hallihallo and welcome to a new episode of Klarfunk.
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Let's talk about witty cuddles today. I have no idea who this woman is,
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what their background is or the motivation behind it. I only know one thing that I've been
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some time with some stories and so on be informed about it and somehow,
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That the sound radio project is constantly on the agenda. This is hard tobak. I've got such a thing now
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A few posts, a few stories, a few videos on YouTube, a few live streams watched.
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I also watched the chat and listened to all this because to see
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There's nothing. What am I supposed to say about that? I am concerned that the
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Chat and so at all some things do not stand out and how hints become truths.
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Very interesting. I also don't want to go into detail. I'm just so
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noticed that there is such a channel that was opened before or the kitten before under
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known by another name, and before by another name, and before by another name,
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But somehow accuses everyone of having thousands of fake profiles and so on. And there falls
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It's a phrase that someone once said to me that someone who acts like that,
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Everyone else assumes that he is acting that way. Maybe there's something true about it.
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In any case, I found it remarkable that it had to be clarified first,
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That person is the other person. And then wildly got any names through the room
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thrown, so fast and in such a short interval and cycles that the spectators,
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or, in the better case, listeners, became almost really dizzy and that the people
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I asked you to make some graphics. You have to imagine that.
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Graphics so you can better understand what it's all about. The microcosm in which all this
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It's so tiny that you don't just need an electron-grid microscope to do it.
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Dissolving the structure? No, you need a tunnel microscope, so basically a microscope,
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How to make atoms visible. And yes, it's still very interesting,
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When you look at the dynamics. And at the smallest words, what actually pleases,
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Assuming that someone with a fake account could be there,
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which is almost thrown around inflationary,
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channels are muted for at least 24 hours,
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If not completely blocked.
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I've experienced so much in my career.
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Except for TikTok, it wasn't as hard as it was there.
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So that was really remarkable.
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So I'm fully aware that if the kitten now learns about this podcast and
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that the kitten will know in under a nanosecond after publication, then that it
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There are reactions again and there are threats of positioning. I mean sweet I found
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Trying to find out my address. So me as the operator of the whole
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Sound radio cosmos. Because some name has to be in there, as long as it's not somehow a
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is a legal person, but a natural person. And since all this is not a business,
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But if it's a hobby project, there's no legal entity behind it. And so
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There must be a real person there. I find it remarkable, so actually,
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with which threats have been interacting for several years. As I said, I have
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I've only recently gotten involved with this person, the cutie. And what
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What am I supposed to say about that? It is remarkable that you have such a career and with advertisements
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The lawyers are threatening. This has become a total implementation anyway. I say it over and over again,
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In the past, they met at Gamescom behind Hall 8 and did it in person.
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clarified. Mostly it has stayed with some cola or later with a mate
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And they talked nicely.
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Sometimes they knocked
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And then the thing was done.
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These days, that's it.
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You looked at me wrong.
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I think you just thought of me.
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My lawyer is writing you a post.
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Advertisement is out.
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I sit there with my pen and block
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and will write down everything that has been said in this podcast,
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which is legal and then "Sascha, yes Sascha, then you get mail from my lawyer. I'll take the $1000 in my hand.
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And that's something you can listen to in a livestream and you think, say, is this kindergarten for adults?
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So sometimes it seems to me as if this little micro micro microcosm,
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Oh already Nanokosmos, in which we move here from YouTube, a perfectly pictured,
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what do you call that again, forensic clinic is, in which just a lot of affected figures
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You can sit and act freely in front of yourself.
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Some scream very loudly and get upset about that shit.
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Someone gets blocked and not five seconds later they do it.
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a livestream where he gets upset about it,
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He was on the silent stairs for 24 hours.
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And then people go down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and down and
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They were in the other stream, even there.
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And then she calms down, doesn't scare you like that.
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And then things are told like "yes if they all knew" and then here and there "what kind of world is this?"
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So honestly, I'm still someone like that who gets up in the morning, goes pooping, then makes himself a coffee, then breakfast and then the day starts so smoothly.
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Really soft. This is so softly rinsed, so easy to feel good. Yes, before my stroke
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It was all a bit hectic and energetic. I also had to deal with every
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Fight for a minute of sleep. But these days it's quite smooth and then you can go with something like that.
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employ. Other people, I feel like they're so uptight, they don't poop in the morning
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Shit, that's where diamonds come out. But here for a reason, so 0.2, 0.3 carats, nothing there. This
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10 carrots, 40 carrots that thunder into the bowl. I wonder anyway,
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If you look at the chat like this, there are people sitting there and they actually ask what's going on here
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From and how do you do it? And then you see my kitten there so that people ask questions,
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Because they realize that the mess is what's being ridiculed. I know,
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I'll get a report right away. Advertisement is out. And I ask myself the question,
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I ask myself so many questions when I see it that way. How long can such people be free?
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running around without anyone ever realizing that this is a danger to themselves and to others?
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I mean, if you run through the area so motivated and have been stressing and
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almost bullying attacks are carried out by completely uninvolved persons, who then
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contact training because they may have something on someone else's channel
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If we could do that, then we have arrived in a world where it is really very problematic.
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So I would, if I were someone close and I had an eye on it, I would ask myself, is that already healthy or is that already, no, that should actually be different, is that still healthy or is that already worrying, to put it like that.
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And the kitten talks and talks on the radio and jumps from Hötzl to Stötzl.
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He mentions within ten minutes that five different people are one and the same,
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But then there are other people who are these people.
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And the chat wonders what's happening right now?
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But that's not the whole chat, that's just a small part.
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And then there is a tank cracker for the poor.
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He has an H3 problem.
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And he just shows up and he does it all.
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and makes it a perfect even worse,
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Because that's where the messy stories come in.
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And the chat is literally exploding,
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because some of them also throw out their theories
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out and the others confirm this and the next ones go and wonder what's going on
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and the others who then go to "hohoho I'm funny it's the pope" they are silenced
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Soon after, go online yourself. So such a thing, such a microcosm, nano, macrocosm,
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No, not either.
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Pico cosmos and say that.
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Pico, that's fine.
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I've never seen it before, and it's such a mess.
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I had talked to someone about it before and I said so.
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I wonder where I went wrong on the internet.
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I've landed in such an area.
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I've been on the internet since I was 92 or 94.
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Yes, no, since 94.
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About the association ping.de.
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Yes, exactly.
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Before that I was only in mailboxes and so Fido networks and so on.
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Dad talks about the potato war.
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And there were trolls and things like that.
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But such areas, such abysses have not even been experienced in the news network.
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That is, it takes outflows.
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But it is very important that you always write down everything with pen and blog seat,
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In case of doubt, you can run to the lawyer and the police to file a complaint.
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So let's be honest, most things are discontinued because of the non-interest of the
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public space.
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No public interest in any prosecution of this possible criminal offence.
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Do you regulate this privately or civilly?
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And if you want to solve it legally, then you always need money. But now I've noticed,
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that most players in this area always make one on fat, thick pants and thus
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bounce how well the thing goes, but somehow the impression arises when you then people
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as a guest in a livestream and looks at the background that there is something not
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True, because the place looks like such a Hartz IV cave and why does this person donate
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So much charcoal to others who also somehow constantly make you on thick pants?
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And others share stories of those where they run to the restaurant all the time and then exceptionally
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Have a picture where you can see that it is not a good restaurant, but somehow
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Maybe such a better, yes, Minimall fries stall.
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So why do I always have to go online
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To be more like me?
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Oh, yeah, exactly.
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This Instagram thing, great.
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They're copying their great role models.
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I mean, there's a very, very big one.
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Although she lives in a huge house with x employees, I was told,
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[Background noise]
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So you have to imagine why I live like this, show me like this,
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to get any other people too privately, civilly somehow.
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So can someone explain that to me?
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So let's put it this way before I had the stroke,
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I worked there and didn't really live properly,
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But I had been glad if I had an hour a day somehow to just climb around on my instruments.
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Now I have the time, but I no longer have a place for it, because my apartment must be more handicapped accessible and somehow everything can no longer be so tight.
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I didn't have to worry about that before. I was able to build a synthesizer castle around me.
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And then I had the sweethearts standing there and could play because I could squeeze through the thinnest corner.
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But after the stroke and the depression and the eating and so on, there I have
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of course already gained a few kilos.
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Maybe he gained more than a few pounds.
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And that was no longer possible.
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Apart from the fact that I had to change the apartment and then stop in the end
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He had an apartment that was only half the size.
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But that's another issue for a completely different rent.
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What I'm just asking myself is, in this life, in this world, why do I have to go there and, first of all, always pretend to be something that isn't?
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Because there are also people who make a huge show on the Internet and then just turns out, when the facts are on the table,
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That then again a mountain of debt is or the business is not as great as you actually pretend so outwardly.
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And then this is assumed to all others, but you do not do it yourself, because you are in the end the highest authority of credibility,
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You are completely correct. For me, this is just a total swamp hole. Speaking of swamps, there are
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Yes, something like that. Wasn't there even an announcement that there was someone from the swamp
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Wanted to disappear and now even programmed a slug machine game? Interesting.
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So if I'm … no, I'm not saying it. If I wanted to piss myself out of this swamp,
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I would just do that. There is no theatrical farewell or anything like that. If:
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If I had to deal with this issue so much, I would just be gone. That's how it is. I'd just be
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Puff, get out of here!
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Puff, get out of here!
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Puff, get out of here!
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Puff, get out of here!
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That would be easy and
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No one is going to look great or anything like that.
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No one's gonna notice.
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Puff, get out of here!
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Yeah, what's left over?
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What is the conclusion?
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So, we found out that
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Many are just fading around,
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Some tell a lot and the others like to burn money, which they don't have when it comes to lawyers
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It's running. Yes, this is a constellation, you have to deal with it first. And recently I've been sitting there
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hold a witty kitten, purr into the microphone and everyone else wonders what is happening here,
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What is this? Hi there? Well, thanks for listening and maybe in five minutes or no idea,
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When I get back on my feet. Goodbye, Sasha.
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Thoughts remain, questions smoke, think on, ask on, talk on.
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That was KlarFunk. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, ye Let's talk about it.
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In this episode, we look deep into a bizarre Internet microcosm. It's about so-called "intellectual cuddles", wildly rotating fake profiles and the absurd inflation of lawyer threats due to absolute trifles..
Why do some actors feel the need to constantly present more appearances than beings online – right up to the ‘Hartz IV Cave’, which is sold as a luxury life? We talk about the huge discrepancy between real life, one's own perspectives after drastic events and the artificially constructed drama on the net..
As a result:
- How Truths Are Suddenly Knitted From Intimations
- Why the microcosm of some platforms is more reminiscent of a forensic clinic
- Changing one's perspective on artificial stress (life before and after stroke)
- Why some people on the net always have to make themselves bigger than they are
Topics Outline:
1. The elephant in the room: New drama in the ‘Pico Cosmos’
- Who or what is the ‘intellectual cuddle kitten’ and why is the sound radio project a constant topic there?
- Observations from the livestreams: How truths are suddenly knitted out of mere hints.
2. Paranoia and rotating identities
- Constant name changes and wild theories about fake profiles, in which even the viewers get dizzy.
- The absurd culture of discussion: Mutes and blockages in the smallest dissenting opinion.
3. Lawyers, Advertisements and the Loss of the Culture of Dispute
- The contrast to the past: Conflict resolution at Gamescom at a Coke instead of empty threats.
- ‘Display is out’: The trend of sitting with pen and block in front of the live stream in order to collect convulsively legally usable statements.
- Why most of these cases are closed anyway due to a lack of public interest.
4. Real Life vs. Internet Madness (A Personal Look)
- Artificial excitement in the net compared to softness and relaxation in real everyday life.
- A change of perspective: How incisive experiences (like a stroke) change the view of stress and priorities in life.
5. The Great Illusion: Appearance and Being in the Stream
- The discrepancy between the alleged wealth (donations, bragging) and reality (the ‘Hartz IV cave’ in the webcam background).
- Why so many actors online have to compulsively present a version of themselves that does not correspond to the truth.
6. Conclusion: Theatrical farewell from the swamp
- Empty promises of withdrawal from the internet vs. the consistent, silent exit (‘puff, away!’).
- A final summary about people who tell a lot, dazzle and burn money for lawyers.
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Date of admission: 24.09.26
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Sascha Markmann is a creative mind with a moving biography – and a person who has rediscovered life after a stroke. After working as a paramedic and elderly caregiver, Sascha found his way into creative expression. As a blogger, podcaster, musician and visual storyteller, he brings together things that just don't fit at first glance: He combines his keen enthusiasm for technology – from self-hosted servers to electronic music production – with emotional depth and an oblique sense of humor. His contributions are somewhere between borderline, acid basslines and assistance – honestly, directly and with a wink. Guiding principle: “Audio-visual dullness with no usefulness – but perhaps that's why it's so valuable.” View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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