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It's clear. Not around it. Don't just go on. Not just loud.
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Questions. questioning.
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It's clear.
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It's clear.
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Let's talk about it.
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Let's talk about it.
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There is now so much outrage-
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Yes, YouTuber, Indignation Instagrammer, Indignation TikToker,
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Anywhere you can consume any kind of media.
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Facebook doesn't matter anymore.
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But I don't want to go out there.
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And I've noticed something lately. For example, a term such as
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The opportunist. It's opportunistic. Oh my God! What a fantastic word,
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What can be used everywhere these days and what can grow inflationarily into the world
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The question is, what does this mean? But I don't know, we're getting ready,
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On this channel, on this podcast, has there ever been an explanation of what opportunists are? Also
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the different forms. You don't need one, yeah, how do I best describe it now,
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a stilt that likes to crack on rooftops. Think about it. I just think,
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that someone trying to explain such complex dynamics and then not 20 minutes,
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about 12 minutes crash-out goes after a said YouTube livestream was over,
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on a Friday in the night to Saturday so at two o'clock at night somehow absolutely compelled
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has seen to explain any terminology for itself just to listen back.
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I'm trying to explain it again. Why did you or others paint such pictures?
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of liars? So we're imprinting the picture. Why did people become public liars?
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framed. It doesn't matter if he's a liar or not.
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It's not a liar. It's just that in the future, and we're talking in
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in the near or distant future, these people for all to all
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Eternity as a liar. And why do you do that? Yes, maybe that could be
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You don't want the other person, even though he has been in the past.
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He had lied, perhaps then once spoke the truth and then more internally, from groups,
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Shads and so on, which has been so popular lately.
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And when these things, these little bastards you do, come to light,
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He is the one for his own in-group.
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It's a great word for the people you interact with.
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Or maybe you're a content creator, because you're such a great content creator.
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He is a liar and he does not speak the truth.
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There is such a beautiful song, so with robber-hotzenplotz and so on.
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He who lies is not believed when he speaks the truth.
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Yeah? Does that seem familiar to you? Does that sound familiar to you?
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I know there are people who say they ate the truth with spoons.
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Absolutely with spoons! There is no room for any lies. Well, let's just look at
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various areas of life, be it public, be it on the Internet, then come
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So many lies on the table. But you have always understood it in the past,
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To mark dangerous persons in such a way, to transfer a mask, an image, a frame
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to make them unreliable in their own group. Boah, techniques,
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Crazy in the Fanta. I have to smoke at least one cigarette right away.
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This is the ingenuity of this technique. It's unbelievable. I mean
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This ingenuity of this concept alone. So there's a noisy woman with a rolling R making a video where she's recording for several hours, then she can't actually use that, then she's recording something again, but in hindsight, even though she's telling a story that said otherwise, I've cut that,
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In any case, various theses and claims were made in this shorter video.
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And, among other things, that a certain person is a liar.
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One or two days later, this podcast episode was reacted live on a balcony in Berlin.
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And again a few days later came exactly this one spot from the podcast with the woman with the roles in R,
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There's also another content creator who lives in a cheap neighborhood.
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In any case, something interesting happened.
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Due to the fact that two relatively large people repeated this for this little bubble
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In addition to their comments, this image has been reinforced.
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And you actually see, even if you look at the Shads,
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how this image has solidified extremely cleanly into the mindset of the shed.
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After all, three content creators have spoken about the fact that this one person,
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That one person is a liar.
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That's wow!
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This is group dynamically fantastic and you could now spend hours on it
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Talk about what this means in the end, who is the trigger, what psychology
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It's about the mechanisms that serve it.
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But in the end, it's just a small fine mist candle that stinks all over the room,
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Just don't do it, if possible, but some dark secrets.
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They will come to light from some strange cellar treasures.
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And your own picture, which you have built up tediously, about volume, about
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one, let's say, colored metaphors, the strong use of which has been used,
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to raise other people above themselves. Yeah, yeah, just to shatter that,
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For we have all now proved that this one person is a liar.
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Boah, fantastic. That's so great that with all this "we against the" mechanisms
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and so on, that it works great and if you still atominate somehow
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If you apply principles, then you can really distract from your own problems and your own
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Inconsistencies in the chronology of the recent past. It's great, especially if you can
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To present oneself as a moral authority and thus rise above others in this way,
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That you wouldn't have a problem with anyone going to shit you on the roof
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In the end, the question is, who does that? Oh man, but I'm just realizing,
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My blood pressure is rising again. Maybe I have too little sugar in it.
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It's blood. I don't know. They are all such interesting mechanisms. So some people catch
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then just to roll wilder and wilder with their R, that you almost have a whiplash trauma
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You get it when you listen to it. Or the AI, which evaluates all this shit, also starts with
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roll the R and half the display is now only full of Rs because the transcripts are so much
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Give up errors. It's unbelievable. But to return to the original question. Why
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A new podcast after a long livestream, the Saturday,
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Friday, in the night was to Saturday, only to then again certain stories and little things
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to pick up. You almost assume that you are just following the range. One
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An opportunist is someone who takes care of himself first. And then it doesn't matter,
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The motivation for what happens, the reason behind it. Such an opportunist
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First and foremost, he takes care of his own concerns. This can even be healthy, because if
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I give so much of myself, I give all my vinegar, I give out all my belongings,
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because I'm such a person who likes to share or maybe even more than share,
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At the end of the day, I feel worse when bad times come.
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But someone who pays such a little attention, such a little money on the high edge
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has that the pantry is full, that it may even have an emergency reserve, always a full
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Reserve canister in the car. He plans ahead and he is careful. But if you do this now maliciously
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would interpret, one would say, this opopulist man who takes away our gasoline,
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He buys the shops empty because he is so selfish and he only pays attention to himself. You could
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But I also saw that there are people who are really interested in their advantage.
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You change jobs because there is more to earn. You're hooked on great content creators
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Trying to build up some kind of reach. There is such a case today,
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Tutu, oh I don't know the name anymore, is also attached to various
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YouTubers who have a strong reach and are also trying their luck with beef content. Definitely
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There are people who do this to get fame. And it is precisely this accusation that
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He is a liar, and we are a liar. The question of whether to stop
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moral reasons, there is no such thing, because that is not logical,
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because we were, or we are, on the right side, and if the other
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If we distance ourselves, then this can only be the error, then this must be the error. But maybe there was
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there are any other reasons for radical expressions in advance and there's the roof shit
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still the most harmless and still many other things, that this increases in the sum so much
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I'm pretty much over 3000 here. Yes, 3000 plus 1. And that's a level, there's going to be
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One is dizzy. You have to be careful at the moral level that you don't
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Falling down. You know what I mean. That's really crazy when you think about it.
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Yeah, what else is there to say? I find it interesting that such "action, reaction, reaction,
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action, action, reaction, reaction, action" and then that runs and runs that and ping-pong, ping-pong,
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Ping-pong and you can do a lot of content and get upset every time. I'm also stirring
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Just about that. The question is, does it affect me? And you know what? No, me personally
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Don't refuel it. I'm just upset that the stupid click cattle and that's what you love
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Listeners and viewers who click on such content in places, these mechanisms simply
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Don't look through and enjoy the attention economy. Also an interesting
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Term, there is also a podcast to or on YouTube a video where I explain this.
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Oh, my God, no. And you feed the algorithm, you reward the content creator with your attention
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Absolute bullshit. You can sit in front of the microphone for 15 minutes.
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Rotten and you just listen to people. It's fantastic. It's a win-win situation. Everyone,
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who monetized the shit, is happy about 3,50€, you have 15 minutes of your life
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YouTube is looking forward to advertising revenue. Win, win, win. Yeah, thanks for listening.
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Goodbye, Sasha.
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Thoughts remain, questions smoke, think on, ask on, talk on.
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That was KlarFunk. Sure, sure, funk. ClearFunk. Let's talk about it.
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