café snake - Bye Bye mon cowboy

Episode Date: January 20, 2026

Notre Patreon: patreon.com/cafesnakeMounir revient sur la démission de François Legault et Daphné sur les « contenus liquides ». Aussi: une révélation choc, de nouveaux mots-valises, le Journal de Montréal s’en prend à Tai TL, retour sur la 2016-mania + une app développée par Palantir et utilisée par ICE, Elite.Digi mix:Smokedope2016, 2016 Lyfehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXHm-sQCzkoNotesSur les centres de soin post-partum:For New Moms in Seoul, 3 Weeks of Pampering and Sleep at a Joriwon, Lauretta Charlton, New York Times, https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/28/world/asia/south-korea-joriwon-postpartum-care.htmlCommentaires mots-valises, deux tiktoks à écouter:https://www.tiktok.com/@etymologynerd/video/7593483724050713869https://www.tiktok.com/@zaydupree/video/7586050546163830047Sur l’application Elite:‘ELITE’: The Palantir App ICE Uses to Find Neighborhoods to Raid, Joseph Cox, 404 Media, https://www.404media.co/elite-the-palantir-app-ice-uses-to-find-neighborhoods-to-raid/Sur les contenus liquides:The Anything-to-Everything Future Is Here, Sofie Hvitved, https://farsight.cifs.dk/the-anything-to-everything-future-is-here/.Mentionné dans l’épisode: Zygmunt Bauman et la modernité liquide.

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You know, I'm talking about a lot of the last year but I'm the impression that's used as an argument

to want to directly to the media, and I'm also also about the concept of modernity liquid,

which is a concept which I've often talked in my text, which comes to

the sociologist Zigmund Bowman. So, without more tardy the Dizzy News.

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me, on my feed, in-tac-in-in-to-cast, Instagram, I'd say a lot of publicity for that I'd become a mare-porteus. And then, after the time when I started, debut 30-n, over the mid-threnten, I had these publicities

to cause my ovules. It's like, we'd I'd say, like my reality biologic, the fact that potentially even if I've not started to have an effort, you know, I'd probably not have a parkour facile. The more age, maternal, modern, modern, modern, modern, advanced, let's, let's turn, let's on Occident, more the business of the gestation fleury. And there's always, like, of this. And thenarily, I saw, actually, a tendency that was, kind of a lot of discreeted on TikTok.

I don't know if, you've seen the, what we call the Postpartum Care Center? No, I'm not sure. Okay. It's a lot of practice that comes to the life, more precisely, of the Korea. It's called the Jory One in Korea, and it's become something of very luxurious. So it's like at the crossment of the abergement,

the type of hotelier, and the soins of the health private. I think you pay like $2,000, or in any case, very cheap, per year, and after having to have to be in these espets of hotels that, who are going to take care,

who will be doing to do make, they're, by example, to nourire, there are these infirmaires who are 24-hour-on-24 for taking the baby. For me, it's a way of the state of the world also, it's to see to see the core

to cruise in what the women have access in term pre-natal and post-natal. And there was an article in the New York Time where he interviewed some of the women, I think it's in Korea

on this idea of post-natal care center. And justly, it's the occasion, let's on the women fortunate, to meet, other women fortunate

who have one of of the parents in the time. So you create a line social. And you're also that

maybe in their friends, your children will be your family, your family, you know,

to make a same class social. So, there's an idea of reproduction social, you at the

there's a there's a first time, because my, my feed, TikTok, by example,

that's being filled of the story of horror, of false couch, and there

I'm I've been to have graduated these false couches. I've runned to have to be over eved. But is it

that's true that's that's used to the rapport to the suffering of Daphne in these

field algorithmic? We've changed to change the territory, but it's still a common, it's a time time.

An affair that I 've been, during the first time with that, especially for the first growthace,

it's the link that you can develop with Chad GPT. It's a moment of vulnerability that I've lived,

you've like plenty of new affairs that's a-fond in your hormones, and you're need to

talk to people to be a question to I'm not, I'm not, I'm not any grandmair around me,

I'm not, I'm often turn to chat GPT. During these moments that I had several

times per day, it'd really often to bust the maximum of the maximum of

for a count normal, gratu, and the way the response were generated by chat GPT, it's always

with It's not sure. It's commons with with these emojis, of the car, of the bonoom-sourri. I've seen how it was easy, in fact,

to develop a link fictive and a dependence on this technology that. And I think that person, really, person, is at

abry. So, a prochet DJ News, in-dour-d- life-update. I'd like to come back

on an article by the Journal of Montreal, who has, like, I'm, the title,

the title, it's, And it's, nothing goes for the humorist Tai T.L. That's anuol, that's annauette Tate T.L. Why, I see like, why this attack direct of the Journal of Montreal on an humorist of, like, 22, 23-year-old, who has, like, like, had been a success phenomenal at a very young age,

but that it passes at the time more difficult. For the people who know, T.T.L., his name, I think, is Thailand-Lagher. It's a humorist of Montreal, North, originator, of Haiti, who's been to know during the pandemic through the

live Instagram who has been to do with it's a lot of it's going to get a lot of it's been by the time

it's not because it's a part of the genus or the grand Montreal or the New York who is not

do you know that's not the real reality just we we're not in the language in the sense of the

humor it's been extremely viral there were there was there just at 30,000

people in the occupation food and the hashtag occupation were there, it was all the time trending, more than everyone

on the people on the first one of the first maybe, you know, on the other social in the rest of where it's been on Instagram,

it was clipped on TikTok, and it's commented on Twitter. There, it's a lot more more than, but when it's

coming to at the beginning, the end of a platform that's, you pass over in the same time,

in different ways. He has had been a great success with that, he has started to do Instagram, after,

and his character of John Robert is has been extremely viral, where is caricaturier

A few mononcle, Aisien or Antillet, it's a very popular, not just in Quebec, but everywhere in the Francophon. Hello, it's for the visit of the apartment. What's your apartment? You will have to pass a house? Well, we'll have a visit of the Laco. Madame Riquile, let's, please. We've just come to a visit.

You have shirred my sorenuous, Madam Sacki, who's who did the visit, for, or me? You for your own d'am, you have, you've got your own d'am, you have, you have shirred my soly. And, all right, and all right, he has started to do show. And he has started to do shows, there are, there were, there were In fact, like, when he was all right, he had been, five dates of suite in the same theater, that's kind of a great theater, like, 5,000 bieronsed in a few days. You know, he'd already made, occupation hood at the L'Ilipia, with a number G.

D.T.T.O.D., you had made sure of a very young age. You know, the last year, he had announced the place bell. It had to be reported, a cause of the bion of their bieres past year out, and there announced a tourney, that the general Montreal, just reported, that it had been annuled. and we'd a space desufflement of its popularity

there's plenty of factor to that but I think just that's just that's just he's young and you're not the career

in the desertism it's not not a point croissant there's not there's not there's a way it's

where you have to work so what you do you do you know or it's not you know you have to

you're like you're like I've never quite that I've kind of be beneficial because it's

work necessarily on his craft because he has like soted the table to become a movieist who did

runes and he grind the stand-up for pass to show of old production of characters

I'm not I'm not to touch at what it to give us to offer to give us I think

I think just like he's made to make that he's like a

whole that it's like a re-sat over and I could be in like

two in two where is he was he would be type and he wanted

he wanted to he wanted to be an I mean, I mean, I see the potential, but I think principally, I think when all the world, and the opportunities v. The opportunity, not necessarily

for time, but for the management, we have, like, an espouse of and we're invisible, and all going to continue to arrive, and it, and it's not necessarily on the product. And I think that's that's what it's been. I said that, in all the humility, like, I'm a fan of Thai, but

sometimes I've found that there's there's a move that had not necessarily an anchorage, like creative, and that was purely business. And I think that, at all the end of the count, when you're accumulal,

it's a resupplement of the virality, of the engagement of the fans of time. The genre of move, by example. Like, just to make

some show, booked one after the other, without that I necessarily, like, to do you know, not make

of the avant who does just make some sketch, why we'll pose not the sketch that he has

made on some the same show. I think there had been a way

being structured that, and being patient. I think it's that that's what I've been maybe that's my analysis of

the case study that's not about with this fucking tear of the journal of Montreal which has any sense like the

the language, the framing, how it's been posted. I have the impression, and I reprance that like Kevin

Kaki Kallix, who is one of the political, who has made a take on the fact that the

very principal why the journal of the Montreal attack Ty is because it's because it's

a product of their store system. Exactly. So it's like to show you that's like not passed by the store system

Quebec, it's a lot of their advantage, because it's a advantage because it's a matter of we're able to constructs and

if you're trying to do it independently of you, you'll end up and when you fly up, we're going to

do you're to doves at a grand scale. So it's like there there's this idea that

that I'm that I'm because the public Quebecue like, when Tye is all Lul that RORA

the last, which is an mission that is produced by Amazon Prime with some I think it's like

the first or the second season, there's a there's a big level of booklier, it's a

guy that I know that I know even not, like I'm like the take that's the most debosy,

it's the world that we're doing to not have a vast eventale of a kind of

I'm not I know that, it's who it's who, it's like you're it's not because

you know it's not there's a thing that you had a disc, I think, with the Adrian.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I'm just I'm talking to I'm talking to I'm like this kid

this is your problem, you know, you know, it's like you know not, why is it why the price

should have just the people that you know to know, and the fact, that you know, by us, the consumer

cultural, there, in 2021, in 2022, Tai, he's sort in a center of

there, there's like a nameer you know, like the name of the name had on

the young of the young of the young not, like three or four or I've never

But he's But there's There's a But there's international But I'm just Like a hype Like, like

Like, like, Like, if Ty he made in his story, I'm in the carpool Laval. I've seen

literally physically like, he does be escorted on the place where there's young.

I'm a of a American, but you're from a American, even Sam Breton,

I know who you make in the Choteer who you're in the young that's

in the people, you know, the people, the people, the people, who have reached to

with the young generations. Because live, like TV1 every fucking show, they're going to make aft. So,

like, this posture that's a humorist that's full the success with the adult

of the grand Montreal, he flop. Look, look, how he's moveat. Excuse me.

No, but it's that, it's that, the framing of the article. Yeah, what's the

book of this article past. And I thought I sent I'm going to show

I'm called, or I'm it's a rage bait. It's interesting this take of person

it know because, in the phone, we know we're talking in Caffe Snick, but the reality

media today is decentralized and we're talking about the bull media and thenel

media and necessarily in a reality like that, there will have been there's super popular

part of a subgroup of the population that you know, you know, you know, I've got

the good to talk to know new Moe Valley so, so so, so, so,

so, a lot of TikTok explainer, in fact, an impressment at some people of my generation, the millennial, for explain the new new words that have been forged recently,

and I see not at how much because we say that's, that's new slang that's from the Gen. Z., but I don't know how much

it's really in the age at least because at all what I see, it's more the adult who explain these words.

In any way, there's a lot there's been on some moment. Don't a new words that I've been many of the moor

in this moment there's a many of the word that's the fusion of the word that's so chuppel

gangr which would be the mix between chop, pretty late I then doppel ganger so a double

or a someone who someone who seems for example if let's let's get someone that I'm that I'm

that I'm that I'm that I'm a little more more than I'm gonna he's probably he's

pseudo interesting so long but after there's new words? Maybe you've maybe you've already

heard of the really, it's low canuely Loki genuinely Loki genuinely Loki genuinely Loki genuinely

Loki genuinely Monochalo That's lo canuelly What did you say? Lo Kenueli is like genuine but Loki Yeah, exactly

Hey, you know You know, You know, And then, he's he, He'll hear No, No Kirk Kenneedy

Kirk, Kirk, Knewely It's a mix between Loki who is kind of in the language in the slang

Quebequate, you know, I'm often say loki Yeah, I think it's very Jeannsy and of Genuany

so sincerely, in English, sincerely, but in fashion Loki, more more less than,

then we add up there, there's a person who there's a name-fix, so it's not

a suffix it, it's not a prefix, so it's not before the radical, so at

the whole the first of the word. It's at the middle the word, we add to Kirk for Charlie Kirk

and it's like an intensifier, so it's like a intensifier that's like that's used the force or the degree to

a word. By example, if I say Frank Kirk Lego. Frank Kirk Lego. And what it

came to do, it's not to intensify the force of the word but in fact it has used

an question of another there you know some creator of content that's atymology nerd

who's who talked a language of etymology on internet and he would be perhaps an

infix Kirk the first intensificator that will be added in a movalise for an effect of

irony of this is this this espus of charlie kirk like just

a pure meme there's there the commentator of yespin steveny smith smith who

has made an issue where there's a player who's called Christian Kirk and then say Christian Kirk he said Charlie Kirk

and he said Charlie Kirk ran for 150 hour to touchdown and he realized just after he's like Kyrgy but all the whole month

just bring this snippet and make all the new meme of Chalkirk It's so it's really interesting because

the meme he has subied a mutation so at Kirkification so we talked to change the

visage to change the face to your face ressemble to Charlie Kirk and then it's turned Charlie Kirk, it's really

a distraction. I've seen someone who said he saw some fucking preschool kids shant to we are Charlie Kirk and he said

didn't even not if it was who said it's a real person. I've seen a new creator on TikTok Zai, I

put the link I think in the notes, but he said that it was a rendu an abstraction pure and that's

for that we were able now to use Kirk like a new fix in a word a bit

like we use in English the jurors For example, fucking. Well, the sacros. Okay, but what? But it's that, it's that we can

include in the words like that, and it's not necessarily change the sense drastically of the word. And then he says that,

he says that, justly, especially in English, because there, in French, it's often to be used to

the terms that are taboo that have to have to be with the sexuality or the excrement, and sometimes

the religion. And Kirk is given a juror finally. Because at debut, Kirk, it's kind of a

word that was taboo to pronounce, especially in the foalay of his assassination, because to

talk about to Kirk in line, it could be able to be able to be able to get re-env

to do you interesting, I had some I have some notes of Caffe-Sinke, that's, like, a, a new For example, Charlie Kirk, we resist, we know of the fact of it has mythified.

It's not a bit for me to Charlie Kirk, because there's something of the image idealized that's not an image idealized. And in all, if Kirk, finally, it's rendered a juror. Also, it's really a parenthesis, but we regarded a documentary on recently on Alexander Legrand.

Video YouTube. There were the historian, a mediatic, who talked a lot in France, Patrick Bouchon, who talked of the melancholy of the people.

They said that a grand dirgent or all of that had been this melancholy that of the power

that's the fact of that the power total, absolute will never be able to

and that can be attained that through the myth so a kind of a space of

fiction. And then I think just we're not not parvenued on

the myth has been so I'm so I'm made on

the last week a two in-sweek, especially my In-N-N-Ord, who said that the nostalgia for the year 2016 will be in. Visibly it's a bit of various

photos of 2016, the mark, the media, the show of TV, all people talk to 2016, but it's really to see how this trend, it's because I'm not even though I'd not even though it would be a lot of people who posed there a lot of years, because I don't know if you're remember, but I think that, in fact, it's kind of

long time, it's before the COVID, I think it's in 2019, there had been the 10-year challenge on Instagram, or people posted these people poste their photo of them

I'm in I'm not I remember all this I'm not a never new that's a thing that's

it's transformed in a year challenge where the people post the photo of them I think we

even not even not even to get the nostalgia 2016. There I think it's like the

entry point mainstream but what what's it's like more in the music celebrating

like the music, I think really really, the event but also really the

really the music because there I see the people who say, in 2016,

the dance like the dance TikTok had already started. So, it's like there's like

there, we're like, there's like a thing that stuff that on TikTok with a

song that's called Juju on that bee. It's a dance that's a

very popular in 2016 where there is an kind of of a kind of where is

that person can can't remember the time the end of the

dance. And then the world pose the archives and there's like a special of a big debate where the

world refs the way that's not not you're not a bit I don't remember it like that

so the people post the old vine or musicly or job image of 2016 and the

people are like this is the dance so I think I think it's a draw

a debate on the history. I'm in fact. I'm in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in Finally, the nostalgia, maybe, of your generation is a different and deformed by a lot of the nostalgia

or not the nostalgia, but the souvenir when we have maybe not the same age. It's a version like

more idealized, but it's also that, but it's also that many things are idealized in like, let's,

let's, the format, 2016, the people are people, because that's more 2012, 2013,

2013, whereas, but 2016, it's really, like I did in the other episode, it's like Cranier Full Power

Kardashian Empire Like Drake It's all the rap The street wear The hide beast culture It's all these things that That like I remember The 2016

That was prevalent Like the pop culture Of the young Um Like I was Like I was 18 years I could not Like I said

What's what he's Was it? Monair he made He made Mose The photo 2016 For the people

That's the first For the first For example The caption It's the Exposive Just the Exposive just

to be Exposed with a Z It's so but I think it like fool how it's this

this kind of tsunami of this sort of this kind of this kind of the trend that like you can't even like one year

it was like you know the year old year ago 10 years and the people did it with the

music I think that as I said in other episode I saw like a bit

rad of a space topo so like why the people post their photo of 2016. And all

the world people talk like, oh, the nostalgia is very popular when we live in the moment

tumultuous. And I think it's not the question of like why 2016 in time to

tell. And I think that you're really that's when we're finished in 2018,

in 2019, it was better in 2016 Oh, just take me back to summary 2016.

You're coming an Olympics, but why a Olympics has been attained? I don't

how, it's like it's like it's it's like if the people have like invoiced

it's like it's like it's like it's just after the first year the first the first year

to turn to before the past before I think before that I think I'm not Drake now but

when Drake when Drake in everything it's a rapport with Drake no but for

when Drake has started a song that's summer 16 just before the year

and that's the number one hit and then after he's saw one one dance and then

After, you know, I think it's a lot of because it's been a lot of music. And when I got this summer 16, the rap had a son piece that had

a year of a year, there's there's not a shagga, you know, there's not a year to just check it

were a rapper it's like all summer 16 I'm looking looking for revenge

all summer 16 all summer 16 playing dirty not clean out front for a season looking like a

damn football team and I 2015 I gained boulder it's a beautiful

The Bulldard, it's the kind of a trophy. The championship of football college It's a... It's a... It's a fair to be of my name. ...audori. After, I've seen a video

that he retrace every week of the Bullboard Top 100 of 2016. If you look, for really, like, 2016, it's...

There's a lot... At the pop... Like, like, all the pop girly who are live, plus, like, on the side, like Selena Gomez,

like, like, Calvin Harris, you know, like, a bit of the carcant of the beginning of the year of the street pop you know, you know, like,

Drake, who did the pop, like, the music had been there, like, and I think that live, we're fucking Alex Warren, and then, Taylor Swift, and Teddy Swim. Well, now,

the ecosystem musical is really changed, because you can have a tune that trend for three years on TikTok.

It's no no crisis of that Alex Warren is still in the top 10. Exactly. Anyway. Okay,

well, just for finish the Disney News, I'd mention a super article of 4-4 Media that I'm going to make in the notes that's

called Elite the Palantier app Ice uses to find neighborhood to raid. So it says,

as I said, the title of an application that's created by Palantier, who is used by

Ice. And it made to think to Lavender for those and those and they

can't remember, the system that is used or was used by the Israelis

at Gaza so, so, for generate the cibles, the target. And it's a genera like

some of the CIPL on CART And then it's a little the same it's a general of Google Maps

of the United who's that's going to generate these sibles also, these sibble potential

of deportation. It's a cartography a carthew a city and there it will it will

show the people on the point, there's a dossier on each person and

a score of confidence by to is this person that is that this person

that you know what you When you know, when a lot of people who abode, you're like, oh, no, it's not so grave. I said to the world, but the people of, but the people of, they're like, it's not so grave, don't know the contract by Lentier for for doing the numerization of the data, and do you have a app integrated with all the

government, just for they bring all these data, after, and they face a fucking ice. Exactly. A part of the data comes directly from the Department of Health and Social Security, you know, you know, when we want, the technology, when it comes, we'll talk to innovation, to us

help in our but also also the art is used as a way of marketing for the utilities

for the tools technological. For example, we'll say that AI is a partner of the creativity and of the

creation. It will give the chance to get to get to people, there was a

beginning of Facebook. It's express yourself. But it you have always

to remember that the end point of this technology that, finally the real

view of this technology is always the surveillance and the militarization. Is it a view, it looks like the chef

of ICE? I've seen a video circulate, but I asked if it was like AI. Banjio. He port a trench code like that's

exactly. It's a I've seen the video, yeah, yeah, he copy of the aesthetic that they find out of

OSS, yeah. For the for the good of Quebec, I announce today that I'm going

to quit my post of Prime Minists of Quebec, I'm going to rest in place the time that my party designe a replacement or a replacement. So, now I'll pass it to my segment.

Francoe Lego we quit. It's really, before to talk, the aspect political of their thing, I still to say that there's something a bit of a trice, in a certain way, because Francoislego is an immense person, memetic.

I think that of all our first ministers, what I'd like to me to call the John Schallery, of Francoe, it's all the memes that's a kind of a kind of mash-up live,

but there are a lot of visual. There's is something more insultant than to be to be John Chorpey? He even said,

John Crittian, oh, that's... It's constant. I thought that it was like a patate-pillet, well, it's like a kind of framer.

Um... I'd have not you'd say that. Okay, excuse. Is that we put in question my integrity is... Shit. I'm of on TikTok

I'm going to I'd want to to make the minute I'm going to I'm going to do you French

after his second after his victory? We have the Indus Lincist of a premier minister

that will mark in a great turnant of the culture web and I think that's

interesting because François Lugo has really has really tried to add

culture web he made an Totran, he's eating some food sauce grain,

he had patinated on the sandbelle for score a bit of course by Martin McGuire. The stun

of communication without there's a certain in a class crout of Putin very before Trump,

he has posted of him he made a snow in his co, he's he's a

photo of tennis, he does do you want to go to my Twitter I'm

my Twitter, I'm all the photos HD that we have in different

in the abitats in Jobbiodon. Yeah, but he is all

in these aspects of different and sometimes it's there's a photo he had a photograph he's made

to take to take to his barbeck or in a play to play to play the photograph of the

National or the CACC whatever and I think that that's that may be of what

that's it's the government the com the com that he has done in fact

to all the time with in the head the most recent sundage

and all the whole all the whole concentration of the

of the city of Quebec, and not necessarily on what's what what's going to be in the minister, on the terrain, in the hospitals, in the schools, but how we're talking, how we construct, how we're doing for the media? I think it's been so, really, plus that, let's, let's see, the government Cuyard, who,

he had played it to the austerity, but at the end of the day, Philip Cooillard live, he's like, but I'm remit $8,000 of surplus budgetaire, there had no, he had no, live with the recule, the world, even at Radio Canada, or even at Radio Canada, or no matter that the medics who have passed

the mandate of 2014 to 2018 to talk about to styrity they said well, they're very very far

on the finance public, you know, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like,

I'm, I remember, I'm a group, some of the kind of, some of, some of,

we'd know, I don't know, I'd know, I'm gonna, whatever, and he'd be,

like, oh, no, it's the austerity, there's, there's, there's there's

money, the event for the we know, it's a Philip Cuyard was very good with the economy, Carlos Leta, or a very good minister of finance, who is, in some moment, chief of all the functionaries of Canada with Mark Carney. But the Frenchelago, perhaps prefiguerre-market, he's basically based on the opinion public. Maybe because of Martin Mott had been a long status on Facebook.

We've got a little this period when we're I think we're trying to get a lot but the cover fire, he

started to dole we're full bow we've had the cover of course he had like I'm like I'm a court but the people

have not to get to the good I said what I'm saying four years later François he announced

that he'll be a cover fire literally literally. Is it his publication have

had several of engagement? We're to see at the the time, no longer than

any of who were in the matter of course, or whatever, of conspirationalists, it was ridiculous by the Journal of Montreal, by all these medial

there, you know, the most run to Quebec, Murys, the Maxi. Yeah, who makes, he, he,

he'll be the risk, to get, to get a career. It's just that Martin Martin Martin Mark, he had attended, that the fervour

popular that were with him, there had already a movement that were there, to say, to say,

that the cover free, it was a So it's like this gesture in the pandemic, she's like what the important for Francoeco,

and it's just how we're talking to how we're in the media, what's the population thinks, what's the population thinks,

what's the role because the evolution political of Francoe if we can if we can't the time that's really pre-pour

so before they were not someone of identity they're, yeah, he'd be to protect

the language of the language of the language that's like that's someone who was reforming

the state Quebec. It's going to invests education. You have cut the number of

people who have a medical care of a medicate to do you have to see the time.

And finally, it's the last thing that's the entire thing, it has passed his first

mandate of law twenty-one law 96 after we've made a

new law on the laisette to be all all over allisity of the

protection of the culture there really more lean there that

that It was, like, I think, like, malavised, as I'm like, because it's like, what's that left, like, the heritage, you know, oh, yeah, the proof are more to be able to be able to,

like, like, like, even not in a point of view like politics, to say, I was sure or counter, this,

set, this measure that, it's like, kind of, like, oh, wait, you've really, have been,

going to be, we'll be able to talk, to be, for the, the educators of carderries, they can't put

people, wow, the Quebec is really in the a good direction, a chance that that's a person who's there's a person who's

even someone who's even someone who's not going to be like oh yeah a chance that's like okay so the law 96 I mean do yeah

I read the cord of richness between the Quebec and Ontario maybe the country is more pretty little it's like it's like it's like an achievement

we don't even not even to get pasting the Ontario so can't get to not to talk about but we're

not even not over so in fact Francoo lego what's he lets a Quebec that's over time as much

like a logic referendum I know that I know people don't want crore that, but I don't know that I think that's probably through Simon Joelin

Barrett, like, I think. But I think he lets kind of, you know, there's been some of the problem, of François-Hugo, it's an kind of approach top-down, okay, in their first campaign electoral, the commissions schoolers, it's got too of money, we'll create the centers of service

school, that are at the service of schools, there's the contrary, it's the schools that are the service of schools that, he's abolished, create the centers of service schoolers, which are just like a reformation of the

commission schooler with a new new role, okay, he'll have not a repressate and they're

not, he augment not the resources in the schools, he's like, there's money, and they're

going to be to get to do it's not really, is it's going to be the salary, the job,

the same thing, the creation of the state capitalization, it's like, no, the CIS, the CILES, we're creating

Santee Quebec, and we're to put the boss of Biron atop of Santee Quebec. Because the Tisd Biron, it's

like she'll be able to runn the Quebec. It's like like, well it's not in the state

Quebec, there's already there's already there's things that are made administratively for gerry by region.

I'm sure that we're returned a little a same formule. So, we've created

this new structure that a new new new name, and there there's like two governance.

Now, the Ministry of the Ministry of the Ministry of the Grands Orientation and Santa

Quebec, it's like the day to day. It's beautiful on paper or whatever, but is it does that do the result of

really, you know, all the time to start on these these great chanthews that are

like we create Santee Quebec. And that it's like, it's like, yeah, but on the

course, you pass these espos of a gross project of law, you know, they've

passed these espouse of huge in the last year and a mid,

and all this has culmined this October because this autumn, because this autumn, it's

last ditch effort to throw everything and like see what sticks he attacked all the syndicke the medicans, he attacked all the world just for like that a little

he was supposed to demissioned this year he didn't, he'll not, don't know, let me know I'll try a way to come up

the same because it's he was he's he who found this party it's he's on power. I mean, I have a clip of Francoe

I had made in one of my videos it would like I'll find that episode that's he's like he's like he's like,

Not only I'm present in 2022, but in 2006, and in 2030, he wanted to rest the first for, like, like, 15 years. And he was dead serious, in fact. In certain, the pandemic, there had been so much

to have been very exposure popular, just as the people had been like the first the first minister of the Quebec. It was just, it had been

the casting. It's like, these conferences of princess, it was a casting, and the Quebec over the United States. But in reality,

the gesture of the pandemic, it had been, like, so, all catastrophic, and not just the point of view of health, just

the obtrue of offer, the number of money that has been spent on the number of Nordvold, and of SACL, and the stuff, and all these expenses, of Lions

Electric, of Tyga, but rather we pass at the money that's over all the money, and that's just really, that a new government

reenter into place and make, like, we do this what's, how it's it's been, how it's it's happened? And then, after you've

that's the d-dmission, that was kind of pre-visable, but, like, it's it's just, it's probably, and the day that he'd do with, that's why, it's what I'm, it's like, it's like a vibe,

of the loge funnabre, like, it's like, it's like, it's like, he's still, he's still, he's still , he's even, he's even more even not even before

demissioned, he, it's still the first, but, there, the day, that TVA, part on the clip form. TVA, you know,

TVA, like that, before that's really, and I, And I said TVA, but like all the media of information of Quebec are, it's really engagement farming, like, they're more than, like, they're more

the law firm, so, like, they've done absurd. Direct, the name's sort, Olivia Primot, Buccoe, Buccoe, many of people mention his name. And then, you know, who, who, who mentions his name?

Who, he apportioned? He'd say, oh, yeah, it's between Olivier Primot and Mario Dumont who is like a title of affix of TVA. Just you'd say, Olivia Primot, he parle, he talks of politics

on the rest of social for a year and a minute. It's not he talked of politics, it's Chad GPT. He's written, even his text for say that he had not to present

it's Chad GPT that he's written. And literally, he me it's read, noir, on Blan, on Twitter, that he's used

chat GPT for the text. So, so, we could, we could, we could, we'd like, Yassimine Abdel

Fadel, and, like, Guetta Barrett, you're like, when he's when he's people, it's very serious,

it's a Not only that, but he said that's a businessman with a lot of success while that... Demanded to those people who have invested in PrimeGrew

Demandes to investsors who are there who are actually to promise a plan of valorization of the law before the new

year, we're not he has not deposed his plan we've got the value of the water? Hey,

that modify the if you've been on, he'll be able and he he made his post like,

oh, it's so that's so that people think it's to be the person in a simulation, I'm trying to

to be madameau, like, like, like, you know, it's what you know, like, you know, when we've seen his photo on

the TV, like, on AI, you're a photo AI, we've made, you know, there's a photo with a phone

black, of him, that's a suit that exists. But why not, I said, because it's

all the same photo, because it's on the generation of image by AI. But, I think the idea to regard

that, and to demand if it's a simulation, it's just one of the effect of the nicheification

media. It's the more they're on the monopol, the more we're in the monopole, the more we're in the same way of the place, what. It's just, it's like, we're

talking about what, and they say, it's just, they're like, they're talking about, about, what he talks, what he says, like, gettamborette,

there's a question, there's a question, the people are on the panels of Radio Canada, but I think that, I said, when you're,

I'm, like, it's, when you when you're, when you're, when you're you realize at how point the panel

of Canada are superior you know, Patrice Roy, he has literally said there's all sorts of of names

that's really he's even not said the name of Elvie Primot, he said he said that he said it's

he had not been mentioned. He's not today there's all sort of of know that's

completely ridiculous you know. But it has been on to Quebec literally

literally and I like if if Olivia Primbo if Olivia Primus present

for the Prime Minister I have not the choice to present It's the same affair. Foucault, it's a lot of

that I'm saying, I'm like, if it's like, if he could become Prime V-Dus, why not? But I'm the impression

personal that's not the last time that we've heard about a question of a question, I think that

it's a same thing, it's the thing that I said, I'm saying, it's that it's all right

on the goutes on, it's totally flattar, I'm, I think, they're going to look,

look, look, like, you know, the same, like, you know, like, like, it's like, like, you know, like, there's like, there's a carism of a trombone,

it's like, it's like, like, it's a nerd, who's created the project of law, like, like, he mugged,

person, to reprable the moment, so, so, what, that's, what, that's,

that's sure, be Christine Frechett, who is the minister, the economy, live, but it's,

maybe, be someone, he will be, he will be be able to be, like, because it's, it's,

it's like, It's like a guy of the maternal that you're men in the court of the car and it's going to be get to get a ballon, Simon John Abrette.

He is full bon as chief parliamentaire for he creates long project to law, for get a constitution by the way.

Poury. What's what is going to get this constitution? I hope that we're an, we have no

no constitution signaled to St. John. He makes in danger the right of the divorce. Like,

Simon-Jore and literally pre in photo to the status of René Levin before the Constitution. The level of delusion that runs in the KAC is crazy.

DeLoo. So, it's that, like, I want to have the suit, but I'm going to to continue to re-reparallel, but there's my reaction initial to the demissure of Francoe-Legro, I've made a video on my channel YouTube, that's called Francoe Legu, in 2018, that has gained the elections, so, we're... We're long time after, and he has demissioned.

Who's still there, you? Thank you, my name. So, really, I'll finish that with the content-liquid, So I've seen discuss a lot this time.

I'm the impression that's kind of a buzzword that's not necessarily of the usager

or even the theoricians, but really these enterprise technological. There's something of intrigant and sexy

you don't in the content liquid? Well, sexy, I know, but... Okay. I think

to Argent liquid when I would say that. The content liquid, it's a content that would be

static, which would adaptate in time real in function of context, of the emplacement,

of the interaction, the public also. And in all that, obviously, we say that the intelligence artificial would facilitate would the adaptation

of the content to preference individual. Yeah, so on Netflix and on YouTube, by the way, the video,

they have some their titles and the titles, and the titre different, depending on the userator, on the Netflix

also, like, they're going to have been different, depending on how they're kind of

kind of personalization like extreme, by example, Like if you'd Netflix, just and

and you'd watch Emili and Paris but you're in Spain so you go to find the experience

of a plablo in Barcelona with some adaptation, a localization cultural etc,

some arc narrative different. That, it exists not if you theory. Exactly.

It's a speculation. And I found that interesting because in an article

just explicative of all we had reference at the art to

tell the stories, and to the fact that before, justly, when we were in the air of the orality, there had necessarily a sort of fluidity because the content of the story was constantly in trying to change, to adapt, as we said, with the retroaction

between the story, the narrator, and the public, and that the invention of the writing, it made in sort that the stories could be distributed a lot more but it made in a sort that it would be more fixed. So there had more

adaptability. We said also that the medians of mass have solidified the forms, they've been more static,

and there's like if we were going to solid to a other liquefaction. We're talking finally,

we're talking, finally, of the personalization, it's, by example, with chat GPT Pulse.

I think it's like a new functionality that personally I've been trying to propose a form of content

liquid, because when you're open chat GPT, you're ackeying, you're by the kind of little briefing, of actuality, by rapport to your research or your

interaction with chat GPT. And then we learned of that, you know, that the publicities were on chat GPT,

but it's not quite quite they're going be integrated, and it's could be integrated to say, quote, unquote,

liquid. Maybe it's that will be at the conversation that you have to necessarily a personalization.

But I think also that when we talk of content liquid, we talk of malayability. That's a that's like,

there would there would be there's that would make a journalist to transfer the text

in audio and video, and the audio in video, etc. Or, for example, it's like

if we were registered a podcast, but your podcast can become a show YouTube,

so a video, it can become a clip vertical, it can turn a infolette,

it can become a live stream, so there there's like a multiplicity of format that part

of a single source. But I think that with that, what we'll forget, it's the specificity of each medium. For example, Kaffa Snake, we, we've made

the part of the part of the price of to do it, and what's what it's just to do more of the montage. The DJ Mix

that we make just to watch the DJ News, it's a part of Cafe Snake, you know, and it's like an espience

soundor of all what we've seen during that we the same the material of the sound,

for me is very different by example, of material textual. You know, when I I work a text, I don't do all the same

way that I would be a question of a crime of a course. And I think that's part of the

richess also of a product. It's when we exploit just the specificity of the form.

And that's not sure if the vendors of technology are really at the afu of that

just they're always they're always that they're always they're but they're

there's vendors before to be the vendors. And when we talk in a version of Emily

in Paris who would would beular Pablo in Barcelona, well I think that's completely ridiculous because

that's just the attray of Emiline Paris is to play with the cliches of the

American to Paris and Paris is conceived in the imaginary world like a

city X Z romantic beret bagu in when I know

when I were sure sure more of the article on the on the on the term, the content liquid, I just,

these kinds of of false articles who are at a misham between the publicity and the interview, let's say,

for example, an article that I'm put in the notes that is called To anything, to everything,

Future is here, how Google Deep Minds Matthew Lorin sees liquid content reshaping storytelling.

Matthew Lorin? There are two things that I have re-relever in the article that I thought

potentiallyel alarmante, so a paragraph that's a paragraph that's a lot of control. So it's

that with the content liquid, it will have to adapt to us and we have to have to

control on the content that we own own we're in time as a artist

notam. An aspect that I noted that I said total propaganda, it's a

paragraph that's an paragraph that's hallucination as friction creative. And we

We remember that hallucination, is a term that is used for to talk, these errors that the modern language do, like, they're going to sort of, what they're completely per rapport. And then we say that in the process of... You've got to be able to see that like an espouse of intrigue. What's he will us out? We're saying that in the processus of liquefaction of content,

so, for example, if I decide to pass through an text to a video at a through an tool technology-style IA, but he will be maybe have some the hallucinations in course of the road

and that it would be considered to be considered as those those are you know this that's not

when I think to the creation, I'm really quite that it's not always always

that's really to have to have to have done the pillure times. The

words are the fruit of that's the card of Google. So, often consider it

as the defoes indisireable, the hallucinations of I can even be made of these

incincells creative. We're trying to eliminate the alistinations in the idea of

creativity, they're probably exactly what we have been so that's to say, not only

you have to find of a certain control on what you create, but in the time we

will introduce some in what you do you do you do you also consider it

as a kind of that this term that that I cally perhaps

of busward who would would would be of the industry to me me has made

a good I'm going to think a Zigmund Bowman, sociole I'm not the first to

remarked that I've seen the parallel tracer in line, who has invented the term modernity

liquid, so in 1999, I think his book published in 2000, for replace the term

postmodernity that he had a bit to criticize and that this concept that also that's a

concept that he's been plenty of books like yeah the modernity liquid but there

has been a book a word called the You know, there's like plenty of declinesons. And he utilizes this concept that to say that it's the parallel, again, once,

between solid, liquid, that in the modernity of today, well, contrary to the core solid, or when you think to a core solid, let's, let's,

a cube of glass, is that the molecules are colled, they are ordone, they're very pretty, the one of the other, well,

in a liquid in the water, by example, there, I read exactly what he says, the corps can't not

can't conserve their form when they are pressed, by a force exterior, even if it's a force that's

very feeble. The liens, encre, the particles, are too feeble to resiste, and this is

precisely the trait the most frappant of the type of cohabitation human characteristic to the modernity liquid.

So you can apply this concept that of liquefaction to a lot of the tissue social.

By example, the relations are more solid, it's a saying that we have been more to

separate, to separate, to divorce, to reforming these groups of and they say that's a modernity liquid

but it's a society without repair stable in which the individuals are made to to adapt to uncess to changement and we can

see that also even at the market of time, you know, for you know, it's like you have to be polyvalent, it's got

to take more in a tour in your sack my friends my friends who are my turn on the bank of

the school because all of a sudden a time their work is menace by just the intelligence artificial. The modernity liquid, you see, it's supposed to the modernity

solid, like I said, too, where the forms social that existed were a much more defined and stable. So, in the modernity liquid, we're integrated socially by his act of consumption and even by these choices. So we have this opportunity, to always make these choices. We're just defined even by our choice. And we're also amn't made to make a choice without ceas

there's a lot of declinesons. We can't talk about about about socialability liquid, even of economy liquid and of

terminology liquid I'll add I'll add t'entot because the same etymette that

of the process of liquefaction and we've seen in the diginios just with the words that change

constantly and that can't continue constantly and that terminology leke

exactly and there I continue the just I cite, it's not me who that's

not in the sociability liquid, it's characterized by more of liberty but we need to pay

in return with the uncertainty, the change the changement, the insecurity. I think it

also in what we talk we the question that the question, the

just, and even the price that are dynamic that change non-stop that also

is a form of tarification liquid, all, all each can be to be value social and

be conducted to the marginalization. And we see that also just with the mechanism of platforms, the social or the

day or the day or because of more your value social is defined by your reach. So I saw the blonde

of Felix of Od. Solene, who started a new TikTok recently, and she's kind of important

because her gangpin is in their presence on the radio social. I think it's an trainer

professional, she has had some partenaria. She had to be a new account because all of a sudden a coup, there had something on her account where she had been more recommended, so she had

no reach. And it was like a decision without appell that came a little down, of TikTok, and we don't know why it's not too why it's that can't be a blocky, who becomes shadow ban, your value social in

a modernity liquid, like that, she's liquid also. So, it's all for today. Let's go. A poor Munair, there's a malady

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