Poddriarkatet: Hello and welcome to this week's podcast! Hello! Hosted by Sven and Fabian. Yours truly. Yours truly. How does it to today? It feels like I've It feels like a young boy has been parking me all night. I feel completely overwhelmed and burdened by the duties and burdens Sounds tough. Yes, it's quite difficult, what do you do when you live in this late capitalist society? And let yourself be by the forces of Exactly, it's those who affect the most sleep, think. Yes, There is some habitus in that. It's inside. How are you? How are you today, Fabulous? I feel pretty good, except that I've been unfreezed, which sucks. I hate being unfreezed. But that's what the spring is It's a bit of a to be unfreezed. Can the unfreezing be linked to the society we live in now? Probably. It's probably some other member of who has infected me. I thought it might be the smog from the climate changes that has been up something. Yes, I read the other day that Stockholm apparently has the worst air quality in Europe. Just because of the pollution of roads and that it started to get dirty. Yes, it's just temporary. Yes, it's just particles that blew up because it's been so dirty on the So it's really something positive, because you like that they pollute. But I don't really because Moscow, which I assume has bad air I don't think they measure Moscow's air quality right don't think they were in the Okay, yeah, maybe it's some Putin's sub-suit that has measured a little wrong, a too good I think it was EU, I don't think Moscow is of them But I don't get it, don't or don't the in... No, mean, is like a Swedish thing. When I was in Prague, they didn't Then they didn't any snow either. So they didn't to gravel. But the gravel is like... I don't know if it's only in Sweden, but it is... I haven't seen it anywhere else. But then how often are you in another cold country during the winter? I don't know. Yes, it's like when you go on an Alp-trip. For those who are higher classes. Going on Alp-trip. But there is no gravel, it's just snow. It's the point. I've pretty useless to gravel the And just destroy them. Salted the whole slope so it's dry. You wake up one day in the Alps and there's a staff, a Swedish staff or something like Oh, I graveled the today, that's what we here the Alps. And everyone is just so disappointed. They thought they did a favor, but it goes to hell. What are you going to about today? I have a little summary of transport media and how people behave on these. And then I I'd also talk a little about... Today it's my turn to pick up a debate article that I read earlier. ⁓ some culture wars. Yes, you could say that. But I think it's true. Yes, can you connect this transport media with... Was that why you started talking about heavyweights? No, the transport media I'm to about doesn't use weights actually. Oooh, rels! Yes, rels and another kind. But you'll see soon. hear. And you Sven, what are you to talk about today? I'm going to about... Well, this is what everyone has... But I'm going to talk about Maxing. And then you've run out of Lux Maxing, but I will also carry in other types of Maxing. One of the expertise areas. Yes, I have become one. You may have noticed that I have lost some weight. I have been It's crazy that now it's called Lux Maxing and in the 80s it's just Banta. Yes, but Lux Maxing is little wider, a little deeper than just fat. Okay, but what Defa? So in the gym bro community. then it's called defecation. it's also about that... Banting is just going down in weight, 100 percent, but defecation is also about going down in fat, but going up in muscle mass. Yes, or keep your muscle mass at least. I don't I think it just has to do with that Jim Bros thinks it's stupid to say banta. Yes, that's true, because it sounds like he's fat. Yes, and it also like... Not because you have the wrong idea. No, or... It's probably from health and... As long you're healthy, otherwise... Or something. something. Cut, cut. No, but... But what's it I think they're thinking that they're like some 80s wife. So the band-sning has a connection to... Anna can't eat... We ate to... Anna can't eat all the dough, the swole, to the meatball because she's panty. She can't eat swole to the meatball. And then it's like cigarettes and a fruit salad instead. It feels like that was the 80's. A different kind of death. Now it's protein powder and air. Yes, exactly. It's maxing on a whole... Shall we get to it? Let's dig in! No, my first thought was that I've out on a a little bit. Northbound. Northbound and then Scotland. So this is a thought that struck me when I the home and the there. And that is how different it behave on a train compared to a flight. It's very different what is socially acceptable on a train compared to a plane. I don't know if that to do with the fact the plane is beyond the borders of It feels like you're the behind. But it's completely different atmosphere on a plane than is on a train. A journey is a little more relaxed. Then you're still in Sweden. You should sit quietly in your car. And if someone speaks loudly, it's angry glances and the in the the knitted hand in the But on the plane, it's like everything is outside the It's just... ...gorm and wheezing and being uncomfortable. Nobody cares. And it's like socially acceptable. And there, I said, everyone is already so bad at being 30,000 feet up in the I don't I don't feel like it's that bad to be on a plane. But it's a sick thing to with the flight. So it can't be more Or what happens in social way, it's not that sick. It's not that sick, because we do a sick thing together. We are in a small cabin, 30,000 feet up in the Pilots use it. They should use wings instead. Good, there you it. We are encapsulated in a small cabin that floats or flies with jet streams 30,000 feet up in the air. Things can't get sicker than that. That's true, but I don't think it's acceptable. defends that people, is, if you're on a train, then if you hear a young scream, you'll be like, lucky. But on a plane, it's like, it's like acceptable for a young scream on a plane, you what I Anyway, and also, no, no, no, I think it's a bit about what kind of price class you have. that's true. My experience of flying is in the lower price class. I haven't been to First Class, I haven't a jet. Can I flick in? Answer your thoughts. That's what my podcast Exactly. When you fly, you're going to new, exotic place. what I thought. And you're already so happy, so nothing... plays a a little noise from a child doesn't a big role. But with the train, it's often, yes, you've seen it, you go within the borders of maybe. You're not so excited or, yes, excited to get there, you should. No, that's what I also about, because when I flew down to, or, yes, to Scotland, then it like a whole ... Diagonal, you flew on diagonal. Exactly. It wasn't a football team, but a big bunch of 15 people of football supporters from of 30 to retirement age. So, Swedes? Swedes, some Bayern-group. They were That they were green and not some other social interpretation of Bayern supporters. You felt like... They were drunk when they got on the and the drunkenness didn't on the either. But it's also a big difference, you can't drink on a train. Except in the bistro. Or you can bring alcohol. Yes, but it would be a bit scary to sit there. You've seen the outskirts on the pendants. Otherwise it would be scary to sit there. It's not socially acceptable to take a beer on a train. But it's socially acceptable to take a beer on a flight. I went on a train ride to Skåne, I it was. I sat there all myself. Behind me sat a man in 40s. He little Jockeboy style. But know, little cheeky and a little A little downfall. A downfall. Jockeboy if you haven't been known on YouTube. I brought a wine bottle from Bistron and bought it. And then he calling his mom and starts crying. And then he to Bistron. And I go to Bistron because I'm worried that I'm on the wrong train. So I start talking to a train guard who gets pretty angry at me. And he just laughs at me. What are you about? I that I was worried that I on wrong train. So was going to show the And then he's there, like many alcoholics, they don't so much about it. They're just nice, many of them. So he just laughs at me straight away. I feel so humiliated. No, funny. So you can, but that was his side. He had it nice and nice, but it's not really socially acceptable to do that. But if someone were do that on a plane, no one have thought of it. But it's so normal to drink on plane. And it's weird, like... When they put on the plane they were like, take a few beers today at 17. So have to fly with you when they put on plane. So it's so accepted in some way. And to be high on a flight. To be like an adult person. To sit and walk and sing and talk loudly. But if you it like on the everyone would have been blacked out. But is this the pendulum? No, the train... SJ doesn't sit in a train. Yes, Mälartåg. Yes, That's usually quiet. Yes, but other trains as It's quiet, But it's usually not... It's usually a soundproofing tower. But the difference is that on a train, if someone were make noise and sound in a train, you can always just change the train. But on a flight, if someone would let you you're stuck in your seat. So, yes, you're on your to a vacation or something. But you're also stuck there for a few hours. And you're like, yes, you might be hold a higher, you have a higher level Because you still know that soon I will get to the instead. But you're also stuck there. A train can just change lanes. So still, I would say that it's It's worse to have a cuddling child than a cuddling adult. on a flight, still it's much more social-tax-tablet. Yes, and then I want to spin back a on this thing that when you're on a flight, makes the whole concept so sick, you're sick, you're disconnected from reality, what's happening on the And it's the same thing as a depressed person who is disconnected from reality and sick and therefore no longer cares about the social codes. The connection is... It's the motorway from one to another. it? Wait, what? When you fly, you're in a cabin. in this unit that's completely disconnected from time and space. From reality. Reality, safety, is down on the You don't any safety up there. You're so sick. Everything is so sick, the social codes, like the depressed person, who is also disconnected from reality and completely sick, like the depressed person, and doesn't care about the social codes either. Because everything is already like, bananas. Yeah, but then I think that many depressed people still take social codes into consideration. Not if you're down bad. Yeah, but then you might not as much out in the social, in any case. No, but in situations where you have to be social. Okay, fair enough. I don't think it's an excuse that you are... think social code should exist in all contexts, of you are 30 000 meters above the or not. There we are different. There we are different. I think that... that altitude shouldn't affect social... There's something called altitude sickness. Yes, but it's more when you're up on a mountain without oxygen, rather than when you're in a pressure-resistant airplane. Yes, then you be aware of when the disappears in the airplane. Yes, but I'll that Then some social codes will be completely. Yes, then will throw ourselves in each other's and cry like the spade children on... In the Then they won't be alone with the gorm. Or they will be silenced, because they will first. It's like... They... What do you The just... You drive a wave with your voice. They are first. No, the power structures just turn up and down. Not the structures, but you get it. Like... The age roles. Oh, really? Who's up and down. Because then it from a theoretical perspective, or an academic perspective. Yeah, academic plan. Yeah, that's what I thought. Full circle. Full circle here on DG. Yeah, I don't know how important it say about the airplane. That was a part of my thought process. Yeah. Yeah. I appreciate it. What's your next thought? My next thought is something completely different. actually a... A article I in UNT yesterday. A of local news. I read a debate article by a Uppsala. Lars Levine. I recognize him. I thought you were going Dagblank. No. He's cool. Yeah, he's cool. But Lars Levine is bit old in the game. State knowledge. Professor Emeritus. His name is... But... Have you had him? I have had him as a guest reader, but not as a reader. He's retired. Or he's retired. But he's still a senior at Uppemålen. And a senior that I didn't agree with. But we'll see if we can stand on different sides in this question. Because he wrote about humanists. And how he thinks that society should... As I am. As you are. and how he saw that we as society, or state, or whatever it is, should try to in and increase the of the humanists. Okay. Are you going to in now, everyone who is studying? No, I'm just to give my opinion on why I don't agree, why I don't think that the humanists should be increased. Okay. He argued that one should, like, a price. Maybe something in the Nobel prize or something like that for humanists. to be to increase their state society, increase their financing, something he also about. Because what I assume then, more people will want to humanists. Or I don't understand why otherwise would want to the state society for humanists in society. Not that more, but maybe that they can get jobs. That's I mean. My argument is mainly humanists. We already way too many humanists in Sweden. There way too many who plug in humanists. And they won't get job when they're done. A big part of them. It's a big part of many other theoretical education that won't get job either, of course. But humanists are especially overrepresented in... In joblessness. Yes, I think so. Genuinely. It's absolutely not like there's a shortage of... No. There are a lot of who are for humanists, but who then read an education that is not true and important and society should be boring without humanists. But how many do really Yes. Yes, okay, that was it. Yes, I think that I agree you. I is not built by thoughts. Yes, there are no bridges built by FOCOA fans. The bridges are or the house is the bridges are built together, the roads are laid, not by the humanists but In the future, maybe humanists will be forced to look for that kind of job as a guide in the absence of anything else. Yes, exactly. Okay, it's true. Now it's humanists, maybe even today, who build our paths. Exactly, they set our pace. But that's good then, or what? Yes, that's true, but then maybe you... I don't know what were for. No. And then they need a status increase if they don't work in professions related to the human being. I think they should get a status increase on the workplace where they work right now. So they could talk about gender issues. Gender issues on the donkey. Exactly. Maybe they need It's great that a humanist works at Donken, but then also can... This is my suggestion. Can get a little bit of compensation in the month for having a lecture in the week for the at Donken. Good luck getting a franchise owner at Donken to pay extra to hear about humanoid lectures once a week. But this is like... Average humanist's utopia. Average humane's utopia world. But this is like... This must be state support. Give state support. State pressure. If we now get a leftist government next time. Which then pays franchise owners. Because their humanist... I mean, their workers, as many humanists, should be keep in the lecture for other colleagues. Other colleagues who also have the same lecture. But have not been same lecture. But there are two types of people who work at the donkeys. No, I'm out on the halloween. They humanists. And they people who have been at all. It's really high and low. Either they have had a five-year training in the new year. Or they directly in high school. Or before they even started high Or maybe they left high school. to to the humanistic values that Humaniora offers. You can't get everyone in the academy, but then you can spread it out in society, the workplace. But that means that you need even less funding in Humaniora, in university, if they still go out and lecture at their workplaces. Then we need less state support for How do you do the hum faculties? Okay, I agree you. And I with Lars Lerin. Lerin? Not Lerin. Right, Lars Lerin. It sounds like a person with speech-improved speech-improved to say Lars Lerin. Yes. But I agree with you and Lars Lerin. But I think the support should be towards, like, support for Fransheys. Fransheys owners. where they can hold lectures, think. Once a week. Yeah, we're to together against each other. I don't think we should give state support to franchise owners. No. I'm the idealist, you're rationalist. Yeah, or something. I'm David, you're Golet. It's completely academic. This is why we need fewer home students. A example. Yes, indeed. I'm sorry, I'm going get down on the home students. You are important. It's good that there are, but there might not be so many. We don't to go full for K. This is a higher take, but it would better to increase the status for business-based lines rather than home lines. Like building, electricians and BVS. That's also a class hatred. I'm a class hater on higher classes. You want people to be build your veranda better. Or people should be to build something at all. You want a nicer veranda in your mega house. So that's you to the support for business preparation. program. I can read. You have a mega house. But it would be great if there people who can build houses and can build houses. Yes, that's just good. And yet, a group that actually with academic education should be involved, which is significantly important than hummer, it's our teachers and our nursing schools and actually important industries for society. And they get all the money and status, especially status. How high status do you to go the teacher line? Everyone jokes about that, when you end up not getting a job, you and study to teacher. I've understood that, but maybe it So then you should... Yeah, that's about So should be something that... Those people should have higher salaries and think. Lars Löfven. We don't need to talk about money. I still money. We are broke. Why are we about money when we are broke? We ate ravioli this morning. We We were very busy. And it wasn't that good. So if we don't eat ravioli every morning, every 24th of get electric. Yes. Thanks for us. Thanks for us. Or thanks for me. You're gonna Swedish. Okay. Jingle! Yes, Fabian. may have... Hello, Sven. Yes, Fabian. You may have... Can I say the last word? You may have been on Instagram lately. Unfortunately, yes. A lot. And you may also realize that social media is a depiction of a painting of our time. the society we live in. Yes, it's not some kind of secular unity that exists out there, away from reality, but social media is very integrated part of society and the thoughts, the values the thoughts that exist in the individual's values ​​of which together make up a collective. The lowest of the lowest The lowest of the low But it's just... It's just how I am. I always to fall into the wrong hole. And I have come to the realization that I hate the whole background of Lux Maxing and everything it's about. You all that this came from Incel community. And like many other incel stuff, it out. Yeah, really become normalized with incel stuff after that. Yeah, really. It's like mainstream now with incel stuff. Is it because everyone changes incels? Or because... I don't It's because we all get fooled by... I mean, this is how with the Things are from the grass roots. The incels. Often. Because they are the who are mostly on internet. Exactly. They are mostly on the then it out to the it's not strange at And why are there things that are mostly on the And when it comes out in popular culture, or when comes into the corridor of opinions, mainstream opinions... Overton-window. What that? It's... It's inside the frames... accepted opinions in society. Put it on the Absolutely. When it comes to over tone window, can't let it to take it in one way and accept it. And that's why I've during the winter, started with Winter Ark. I've done a... Summer. I've done a weight trip. As you noticed, I've gotten bit thinner. If you haven't seen or seen Sven, that's right. He's got bit thinner cheeks. And with that, I'll other ways thinking. How can I develop more? How can I become the perfect man? Which is a very problematic way of And we've all heard about bone smashing. I think everyone has heard of bone smashing. To explain, bone smashing is when you crush your jaw or your bone structure in your The face, To get stronger bone structure and more visible edges in face. This is first as a joke, but then you start thinking it. And why do start on that thought? Have you just smashed it? No, I never. Thank god. Why do I start on I had never done that. But why do I start on that Yes, because I like self-sacrifice. What a... You really everyone know about the It's nice. It's the fourth episode. Exactly. But the thing with what I see on Lux Maxing... What I'm going for is not the the one can be, but the journey to it. Lux Maxing with self esteem meaning. Exactly. It's the journey that's the goal and the in Lux Maxing that fill the self-realization in itself. When I stand there and hammer myself with a hammer, which I don't really do, but I get started on the Then I start thinking about being down in the In the hole. In the rot hole. To come out like a lion. No, No, that was cringe. That was actually crazy cringe. You have really acquired the language. ⁓ But what I want to is that I'm starting self-descending. I can draw a little anecdote about when we were in Bratislava. You really don't to an anecdote. It's terrible. Okay, I need to the I tell. I feel very well what he's about and it's not something you want listen to. I can say that I was food addict. That's all I can say. And then when I was there at four o'clock at night... and lay on the toilet floor, felt some kind of calm in it. I rested in security that I can't go deeper down mentally and physically. I'm a sailor, but I know that I'm sailor. I'm like, here it can only go upwards. I can see that it's something positive, but I would never be to feel any positive feeling in that situation. But then, it's nice that we have opinions. Yes, because when you are, when you are down there in the then, then everything else, then you don't have to think about it, you don't have to overthink, you don't have to think about, wonder if that, I wonder what that girl thinks of me or something like that. You're just like, in yourself, you feel pissed off and you're like, rotten. No, really. heard that somewhere, actually, the question mark. But, someone has once said that you are most in tune with yourself when you're f***ing around, when you're hanging out over the Because then it's impossible to think of anything else than what you're doing right now when you're hanging out just f***ing I've also heard that thought. And that's true. you can be a little shy when you say ****. It's a bit embarrassing. We can move on from the Now we're going to Sorry to everyone who has spifobia or other types of... I know listeners who have that. Me too. So we move on to Back to Look Magazine. Exactly. And that's why I this time we live in... It's about everything should be maximized. You should be the best version of yourself. And everything should be reached to its full potential. So that's I've written a little poem, not a poem but a text about my thoughts. A little poem? Podriarchate's first poetry. Podriarchate poetry. Or it's not really a poem, it's more like... By an... Meaning. He's written a meaning. There some meanings. There are some streams of consciousness. Alright, exciting. Let's hear it. Time sets its tracks. The on my body reminds me of... Every morning I around the hand and stare down at pink-changing shortcomings over the belly. The belly, which once turned out to a nasty monster in a a gurgling exclamation, as a constant reminder of the body I walked around in, has now been replaced by an equally large question mark of who I really was and what my goal is. The more dull skin that exclaims my sculpture A product of the ideals of the perfect man. A man who cannot be with the body he is in. But turns himself directly towards extremes to maximize his potential. We are by a time of worry to wander around endlessly in the forgotten center. The hidden mass. Words like law and thoughts of intermural centrism scare the ordinary individual who wants everything but to get stuck in This will not only be by the body. on social media, you get in content of is presented as self-confident men, sell on insecure men courses on getting out the ecstasy, fly away the already tried slow way to success. Not being a regular Swede is in the on the boy. In an almost paradoxical way, The unique thing it bottomless ocean like the materialistic, late-capitalistic society has become, and aim towards the goal where success awaits even more material things. To stare at my body, every detail that can be improved, just that the body has become a product that can be if it is only corrected little. Like a draggler who thinks that he can angle his little differently, to profit and maximize your hook. Has the become a product where value must be maximized to succeed in market? Nice. Inspiring stuff. Actually, nice. I reacted to using some nyctomaximera. As a national economist I don't agree with that terminology. But otherwise... The humanist's friend googled nyctomaximera to understand what meant. Did you it sounded cool? Yes. I get the second meaning. And you tie it together nicely with these Lux Maxing Influencers. Clavicular, maybe that's what think of. And then there the other types of Mano Svere Influencers. It's a of a common, a of a packed deal. Exactly. But why do you think that, why can't people just be with being a part of society, without... Many boys think that they have to earn a lot of have to get out of the Christmas tree, that's the part of the And yes, I have to luxurious to stand out and be the most in the room. But it's a bit... Everything is about not wanting to You don't want to be one in the crowd. It's probably that many people only one in crowd Everyone feels that their lives are losing It's a kind of alienation, that you don't feel like you're anything out of You live a life, you work, you eat, you sleep, but you feel like you're anything yourself to affect your life and your everyday life. You want to get out there, you want some kind autonomy. it's also luxury to try to stand out in the if you don't want to a Swede. You want to be something more. The Jantel-Lag is a bit a pain. But this is why people so now and not before. Then you were okay. Then you value in other things. With friends and on a Friday evening when you eat tacos with your It was a value in itself and you were happy with it. I think it has to do with the fact is little stagnant. That you no longer have this social and economic development. And then you feel that you have to do it yourself. Interesting. To bring society up and some ways back up. And then you that you have to take the time and take time. And we have weigh in the new liberalism here. That the individual should make his journey upwards. On his own, what do On his own wills. And not just us as society, us as group. moves forward. You don't feel a part of something bigger than in a collective group, but you feel like a part of something bigger when you hunt for other individuals who can show that they have won since. For the losers. It's hard to word that. These types of ideals have existed long time in the US. That it has been more individualistic. think social media has made the values that were more American have become Swedish. Because all kids who watch TikTok are more likely to build their own values in classroom or in school. You don't your values both pumped up, but get your values of added hate. Oh, damn. What a dark time. It's dark time, but that's where we live. Yeah, and we have to the best we We do the best we but maybe not necessarily by hitting our No, but then... There are other ways to do... ...be better. Yeah, then maybe it's worth it to silence people a really. I mean... mean, just blocking... banning Deep Platform. All of those. Yes, it was a of snarling point that the platforms... Are owned by... Yes, exactly. And that the prefer language a lot of this because it gives clicks, gives money. Money talks. Money talks. And with those words... Yes. I think we're done. I think we're done. Good conversation. Yes. It gets little more serious. Write to us by email. 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