café snake - frame mog existentiel

Episode Date: February 17, 2026

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today? I've discovered a domain emergent of the study, it's called the etudes mediatic existential. So,

in the font, I'll try to do this today, there, these studies mediatic existential,

it's to say, interrogate to be to be a matter critical, what's

what it would say to be a matter of a air of saturation techno-cultural

and you know I'm gonna I'm gonna Mugg or no, I've

talked of the new epipo of the influencer American clavicule but

especially his impact on the language and the misn the live streamer

that really put a turn interesting this on Twitter in particular, but also everywhere in the media

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so maybe Maybe there's a chance that she will show, see what she really means to me. Olympian Sterla Holm Legredd speaks to reporters after admitting on live Norwegian TV to cheating on his girlfriend moments after winning bronze in the Winter Olympics. You're at the cream of the cream, we're not at the UKAM, set, like. Okay, so it's a little adjacent, I think, to your subject, because it's a rapport with the looks maxing, So an activity

which is the clavicular seem emblematic it's an sort of process of optimisation that we're seeing of the physical me seem?

The physical, but it depends there's different branches, there are different phasimaxing so it's all about the visage,

the people are more in the body, in the looks maxing, it's really all the looks for being

the most both possible. For ascend in English, a form of ascension continual. I'd just

mention the market gray of peptides, I think that it's kind of a bit, that's something of actuality, but we don't have never to talk about at Cafe Snake.

I mean, it's tranquillement vunized my For You Page. I'm not for you to mounier? No, for all? I think that the vuculeer just is injects these peptide.

We could not. We could not do the list of all but I imagine that, but there are there's some on par example on TikTok,

we call it the pepper stock. And for certain peptides because often it's sometimes it's some names as scientific, of combinations

of letters, but there are one who becomes the more popular the retatrutide which we're called the ratatouille. The peptides

are the chines acid aminé that can't have been many different functions but in the course it

works like it's like in medicine for example the insulin is a pept or for example all the

of theos that's also these pepte that we use in the years for the period of

the part of the fact that's quite that's really popularized You know, even on metro Beryukam, you know, it's tapisade, I don't, I'll forget, it's why, it's for Monjaro, or no, it's why? There's like a V in, it's a special, the villagio, village.

You know, what go V? It's a democratized, and it's normalized, we could say that. So, it's opened the door to other peptides who are not necessarily tested or who are not made the object of study to be of profounded, so they are not necessarily illegal, but who are not necessarily illegal, but they're not not supposed to be solded like that by companies directly to the consumers. So, it's for

that we call it the market grey. A market gray, is something that is legal, but that contourses that are not sure, the mediaeons, the companies pharmaceuticals. So, the people are going to often in line and to be provisioned at through these poachers of peptide

or the companies Chinese Chinese that are synthesize all sorts of peptides there are

it's really names, it's like B-C-P-157 G-H-K-C-U-T B-500 So, so I'm

more about peptides So I've had this comment about the GH-C-C-E It's

Vondue for Perth But, there's also for bronz for have a major Poh,

to repair your blessure more rapidly, for augment the libido. I see really, people in these videos who are , you know, see, see, to see, see, something that's something that I think

that I'd have seen here, you know, two years, for example, you know, it's a bit banalized, and it's, Mr. Madam, all the world, you know, you know, see, the tend of what you're the thing we'd probably the bi-bio-hacking, bio-hack,

that's kind of been made of the avant by certain personalities in the world of the

tech, I think for example to millionaire Brian Johnson who is very public

with the way of there is to experiment with his proper car to attain

a form of immortality or in any case to repussing this tendency that we

have the people finally don't to get to experiment with

their proper labort and it's a bit contradictory because that you want, in this space of sphere,

you'll go see if it's some people who are super miffiant of the industry pharmaceutical, by example, these people who would be able to be able to be

their own to get some to get some I'm going to a big subject and that's a point that's probably that's probably

to hear of an time more in the media traditional. But what I think is interesting is that a guy like Brian Johnson

he has really, he endos really the figure of the explorer. And it's a figure mythic, it's a material mythological, I'm interested. He is like legitimized

like a researcher scientific, almost at our view, you know, an adventurier, someone who makes the risk, who makes the risk for the

benefit of the humanity to the grand complete, and if you go to do do you know, on Google,

the titles that will appear it's, for example, preeminent longevity researcher, like that we present,

or modern-day explorer, so really, an explorer of the time modern. He It's like the prolongment of the nation occidental or of the States

Unis. And I'm the impression that you can really envisaged in a perspective eugenist or, like an explorer back in the days, like an explorer polar, by example, who becomes a prolongment imperialist of his own nation, he becomes the prolongment of a so-d-d-sword-a-race that would be in danger. It's a prolongment of the humanity,

like the next frontier of the humanity. It was those explorators, it was like not only their nation, but how to go on the moon, like, the man marches on the moon. Exactly, so there's like a recit heroic that's sujaccent to it, because I don't know if it's

been, you've already to go ahead consult his account, Twitter, at this guy, not on Twitter, but I've ever seen in these podcasts. It's so much a no-no, I can't, I can't think that this figure that is erriged in hero.

But I think the world who's a goofball, I don't think he's not that he's irrigated in hero. There's a lot of mediait that's accorded, just

me, in this moment I'm trying to to talk to him. But I thought it's so a real because there's really a double standard that you can observe because that's a research of the longevity or of the immortality,

he is eriged in hero, but if it's the women, for example, who do these experimentations with their body, who try to repose

their processus of their processus of their people, it's not that we're it's all over, it's stoolew, these estites,

the sorcerers, they're going adopt the figure the monster. I'm asked, why? And maybe that's just just a point of view

biological, the femme the woman who is more capable to procreate to put a life, she cair

more the idea of nation. The nation is a construction fictive, but they're not, but it's for

that I said that Brian Johnson you have interpretate his heroism in a perspective eugenist.

So, so, yeah, brief, reveno to peptide because it's

kind of a discussion, it's just a diginous for the moment. Eventually, there

potentiallyel all sorts of risks associated to these injections there. There are things I don't know after that there's all sorts of

protein, but there are there for example that will stimulate the croissance of tissue. It could potentially stimulate if we have already

a cancer at the interior of the growth of this tumor there, these hormones of croissance that could

be made to these organs that get too gross, these things of the general. So, so,

I know, there clearly there's clearly there's associate to that, but to see how it's going to evolve in the in the pageage mediatic, but also the pageage medical.

So, I want to talk about the CAC of Frashe, of Francesette, of Bernan-Riville, but the media of information also, because there's because there's a couple of weeks, the decision the course to the chaffery of the Coalition Avene, for the people

who know not, who have not sued, all, Francoe Lego, he's still the Prime Minister of Quebec. It's just that he's mega-discret, and meanwhile, there's always the Commission Parliamentary on the Project of Law 1, Laws on the Constitution of Quebec. All this is continued, there's not

to meet, surpose, the second past, the discussions on the programs of immigration, the PSTQ, the Beck, the FMI, all that. Francoe Lugo has not really demissioned at properly,

he's a bit like Justin Crudeau, but it's designed, frankly in fact, the course at the Chaffirry of the KAC. I think it's very interesting to see how the media treat this course at the chepery, because they're

completely, like, in trying to produce an a species of a cycle, like if he interested in the world,

and I know that it's that it's because the end of the end of the two candidates, it's like

something that would have an interest in the population, you know, there's not a grand

world that I'm interact even in line of the discourse around the course

at the chepferry of the CAC. It's really something that's

something to be in the internal of the KAC. For you present, you have to have the support of 15 debut,

there's a there are not any other there's not an candidate extirrear if there's interesting. There,

these two candidates we're still we're still in Prachette who represent the establishment and Bernard Revil

who can say what he represents also the establishment and he they know they're doing that he's

that because he's really to provoke the discussion he brings the position tranching it's he

is he the more critical of the KACC? And Christine Frechette, she's like she says

nothing, she's very very, discourse very very technicalcratic, I'll take the time, I'm going to the tourn of

regions, blah, blah, blah. I'm going to the Pondit of Radio Canada. I'm going The commentator. The commentator.

I go to Chantaleigh. I'm listen Michelle Cog. I'm I'm going to get in

the panel, I'm listening, I'm listening the class of commentators who are in Radio

Canada in particular which I I don't get back Quebecor for the medians and information, but we could do with the jute, but I guess that we've got to try to listen to this, it's really difficult to listen to. It's alienant.

But I hear them to talk about jour, I hear about that, I listen really that, they constructs a story, like if it was full engaging for the population

Quebeco's, when it's just engaging for them. The few, I hear about these affairs, they find these apriorrior on the sentiment popular,

when there's when Chantale-Ebert said, oh, for certain people, no, no, that's not it's not it's like

who you consult? And I see that's like, okay, the commentary it's a cost more much to do you

for the media of information, it's correct if it's like it starts with Mazbourian, there's

there's a panel after you have a panel with Patrice Paddell with Giral Fillion,

but all these discussions this feed between them it's like an entreso

there's there not really really really there's a kind of selection of the commentator. Okay, the CACC, it's a party

that's an L-plus economic, an ell-plus identitar, Christy-Resite, represent the L-plus economic, ancienne Pekis, because she had been director of a chamber of commerce,

and Bernard Riveville, it's the guy of the charter, it's the guy nationalists, and all right they impose this recit, based on anything than the person that he said

before them, I report different with, like, the auditor-moying, who will be catch one of these panels in the when you,

when you're or three, or you're you're going to do you're doing the radio, you're you're going to

listen to you're in a panel. And it's not a subject political that's literally the fusiade in the

Columbia British. Yeah, but it's not debatue that's, it was a waylaise

how you how you do you do you do you want to do you even to do like,

she said, she said, she said, we're we're a bit bit bit of the chain of

info in direct because there there's just it's just it's just because I believe because I think we're

past at the point of because we're internalize this discourse of a candidate economic, the candidate

nationalist we're not really like the car, really and maybe it's saying, anyway, they're going to pay

the elections, we're just that's a new chief after it after it's but I'm I'm trying

I'm really I'm like, I'm wondering what I'd like what I have more there's more of reportage

but there's more of content on the reportage in the sense that in the panel we discuss

all the fact of actuality of the day, which is like determined a little allateuble based on on the question

to talk about to say, and it's not of what of what I'm doing, it's not a question,

we've already Dr. Marathon, let's be, Catherine Dorion, let's be on the idea,

or the medics that's what the media who who's the question, who's what the subject of the day,

but I think with this course at the Chifffrey, view fundamentally, it's

there's not quite Francoe Legault, it's also the Premier Minister of Quebec, and we

see on the redress with the retray with the project of law on the constitution, you know,

there's no any no idea, there's no no idea, there's never person to make

to make a question, and we really in this process that, it's even not really

a constitution, it's just a show that was like a special expo electoral,

is it is that really Christe Reneeneville will offer to the election? We,

the car we have passed a constitution the Quebecois, person will be venting of this. On the real live, we have not no debate

of the idea, we don't even in question the existence even in the case, it's like the party that

is arrived by just the Will of Francoe who has governed, and that we have done

that a structure democratic that will make a sure that has been a office,

and a government, I think that François Logue, there'd have been

the news that is more like a curiosity numeric, the band Angin of Poatrine

who comes of Shikoutimi so two musicians masked, costumed, with some costumes dadaist in paper-mache where they have really the face completely recovered with these little pico, noor and blan. There are these clips that turn two, and of their performance, beaucoup on my TikTok, I think that for two weeks,

what is interesting is that their music rock experimental has perced a bit of the barrier or the frontiers of Quebec, and it's rendered that it's a lot of the States, even in America Latin. I don't know, there's like a reconnaissance international for

an gym of poitrine. So, so I see I've seen a post, the top common it's...

Malureusely, they're Canadian, French, and they're French, but I think it

think that in their music there's there's no the power. There's there's there's a

melodic. There's something of very mysterious in their personan that they're

not their name, they're not their voice, it's, it could Revenue, but it's just to

Cicotimi. Well, I don't know you, you're going when clavicular is made frame mug by the

ESU frat leader. But is what you can explain what, frame mug? But it's that, in the

case, you're in trying to of Jester Max or of Jester Goon, like they did, it

was really a moment terrible, you know, for certain generations, there had had the War of Vietnam

the 11th September, well, there were when the clavicle is made frame mug by the frat leader we're in this scale

we're gonna say. We're gonna hear of what you do. What's what I'm saying? What I'm saying? It's like to read a bit of captions, of tweet, of cont, of clip, of clavicular, a streamer American. We've already talked,

his real name, it's Braden Peters. He just have 20 years, it's the streamer of the moment, but not necessarily at the same scale of grandeur

than certain us other of personalities web, but in so moment there's like a espouse of fervor and momentum algorithmic that's not comparable. It's a bit the combination of two things that Daphne and me

we've talked to the last time. So this recrudescence in the interest for the Lux Maxing which is ported by clavicleer who is a fere lux maxe and who will make some practice like the bond smashing,

who will use these marto for to to be frapping the focette for have the more cheekbone or who will bring to full of substance.

It's injecting some peptides. It's so, it's injected some of the peptide, even for lean-max, so for rest their maize, he will make do crystal met, or the lateral, per important, but there, he said like, no, I prefer the crystal-met.

And that, we've talked to that in and out, but also, Daphne, a week later, has talked about, to tell, of this tendency to make these abbreviations, of these contractions, of the movalies, to combine these words ensemble to make these expressions. She had talked to Lokek and Wendley,

or of Lokein-Lewenly, all, all these moor that had emerged on TikTok. who melange genuinely Loki and Charlie Kirk Yeah, so, so we're a trifecta and all these moe this tendency to combine these words together

give an emergence like a new language on Twitter that really been very been commented the last week because the count of clip on Twitter

you have to understand that the streamers American, the way, and I just explained to the streamers in general the way that the way they are

known it's by the entremise of clip the stream in as a so the diffusion in direct of

a video long format it's just a bit the way to generate the clip for atter

people to get to the stream eventual. It's like the material which is transformed

after that it's like a saucy that's like a trache the most savourous

are, it's like it's like if you there's there, and then after we

had to a menu of So there's like an species of new mis in recit. We're going to

change the order we're going to make the music. We're just like... We're doing a title, accrocheer. Exactly,

and in these titles, then the majority of the streamers have some like, let's Edon Ross updates. Let's say

if I'm on Twitch, it would be Merde de Laval updates. They have some they're there's accounts of updates, they're

there's a lot of people that generate these clips, and the bus is to have a clip viral. we, we don't have not seen on Twitter, but at the States

United Twitter, it's really used by the streamers and their community. But the people who find these clips, they have a motivation pecuniary? Exactly. So, how it's how it it works normally? It's that the generators of clip will often be on a server

Discord, which is gerry, or by the influencer or by someone who is working with him, and will public the clips that and will be paid at the rendment. They're not be paid at the production. It's not a generer 10 clip for clavicleer, you will have $100.

If you generate 10 million of views for clavicleer, you're going to $150, you have to pay. The engagement. They are paid

at the engagement. What is, by the fact even, create a course to create a course to the virality which he makes

that the clip become better, the motorers become better. This is a kind of where if you do make good

clip, if you're not a good count, if you're not not generate views, so so you will not generate an

money. So you could not orchestrate that to Quebec because you'd like, you can't contractually to work

to work without pay just at the performance that's like there a salary of base and a bonus of performance you could not

just say like you'd not like you're because often why it's illegal to the United it's just not monitored

okay and here here here I think publicly if someone if someone would be

someone would have some there was society, there would have someone to be on Twitter and you say,

hey, it's a guy pay their monitor, they're not they're in their computer social,

that's different. Well, it's the space of scale of grandeur that's the that's a that we're

a more little community. Exactly, that. And also, the fact maybe, is that

many of these streamers, in the people, I've investigated that like Kais Senat or Aiden

Ros, many people that are the kids of 15, 16, um. So, so,

it's a other layer also, these people are all their time to just do this. They're going to check the stream in the same to get them

you know, you know, you're not really to get your these clips that on the world that they're they're going to

add the element of the caption of the language of all these new words that we can use with the looks maxing

the number two rank Chad the arcade the frame mugging yeah so the

so the same during clavicle is alled a party of a fraternity, an Arizona State University.

It's really that's his type of content. He's made the IRL streaming in real life streaming. He's going to

go in the party, go in the clubs, it's, and he films and it's on direct on the internet. The best is to have

some interaction droll or viral, per and someone who comes, someone who comes, but it's

not a somebody of Lambda, it's like, it's someone who is someone who is part

of a fraternity. Yeah, Yeah, but in the fraternity, but it's not really the frat leader. You're sure? No, no, there's, there not, there's not, it's just someone who's part of the frat. I thought that's a leader. No, no, it's just, someone who makes, and his shirt,

his little camisole, and clearly, he's in the culturism, he does bodybuilding, and then he's to make the stream with Clav, the two pose for a photo, and then he starts to flexing all these muscles, someone brings a screenshot of the photo where he's in trying to smile, and, like, Clave is in trying to talk, and then the world, he makes that on Twitter.

Clav just got frame-mogged. In the phone, mugged, what's what's it means is, if, let's let's say, me, me, we're in a

piece, and like, I'm a rapport, it's a rapport mediaatic. So, in the whole, when you see

two people, and there's one that's visibly more of aura, plus of nonchalance, plus of charism, just visuallyly,

they mooged someone else, you know, like the clavicle had said, Gavin Yussim Mugs Gede Devans,

you're more more of charisma, a frame mug, that there's a frame in the stream or is that the other has made

over the other so it's made a picture of the screen that's more more than more than you know exactly, that's that's so

hey boy but I'm I'm going to talk about but just to talk about the aspect like in the

form you know you know the level of irony and like of absurdity and care about

to do you do something to make a photoshop of like these kids who list these years years

in the same it's like it's written frame mug It's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's in New York Times. Yeah, it's like, oh, my God, it's made free mug?

Like, is what, you're doing? You know, where when clavs? It's made free mug? And then, all-monthed, and all people feree do. People are in the Epstein files. Clavicular got framed mugged by the frat leader at ASU, while a bunch of foids were jester gooning and spiking his cortisol.

There's more important things to be talking about, Hero. It's like, it's like, very viral, the joke of like Care about this, that it has like created an espouse of cinematic on Twitter, where there's like a gross mis-in-rescy that creates on

okay, the Clavs has made Freemog, he will have to make his revenge. There, there's this new Five Tetra-Chad Australian, that's called Androgenic, who will come save Clav. There's a video of him

that comes in the Ville with a bead of Crystal Palace who's just like, they're like, you know, they reprade the edict of looks maxew to create these a species of personage of Chad and the people have

very compared it to the WWI because it's a... But it's the beauty plus than the force. Yeah, but it's not really the beauty, it's the beauty, it's like, it's like, just like

to have a a gross carure, a gross mache, but it's not necessarily like, I think not necessarily that the guy Androgenic,

he's just, he's chad, he's gross, he's muskly, what I think I'm what I think the most fascinating behind all

what's not interesting in it's not so it's not quite like a discourse, there's like a discus of people

who are like the world of looks maxue just of the world who are in the cinema or in the media

who comes to name and to talk to talk to the mode of storytelling of these events

and the last time how these history these stories decentralized we're and that's

what I've talked for for a long time in cafe Slink that That's like, I think it's a bit A bit of a space

To make some Like, yo, there's People have written Like, yo, how we can consume These stories of our So, so I think It's a full

good example You know, And you can't You can't You can't You can't You know, That's like,

The world of Twitter, of streamers It's apparently Like, you can be different But it's just that, like,

each time you You know, every new clip With a new caption Fucking absurd And then you check the clip, he's more

And, you know, like, to talk with politics, you know, clavicleer he represents really, I think, one of the last stage of, like, the takeover of the movement anti-walkism, like, in the mainstream American, is that, he's in mode, we're in front of the politics.

Like, care, about the politics, it's loser. It's just, like, your cortisol, it's just, like, some, like, some, like,

the point of cortisol. It's not good for the poor. It's not good for your, metabolism. He is, can't to even go to Andrew Tate, Nick Fuentes,

and Nico, and he's an gouther of Kahnier in the club, you know, it's the culture also, like, to be edge lord, to, you know,

he's like, he's called, you know, he makes in a scene that's in callist. But, by example,

it's a other extreme, where it's like, when I was, like, I'm full anti-LGBt, but now I realize,

we're saying, you know, so, so, not help me help us max. There's this sort of detachment, nihilistic, like full profound, on, like, hey, okay, about the politics,

it's not my shit, we're all for to do the politics. But for to revenue, the, that, he's evoked, I'm, I'm saying there an article of Katynotopoulos, who is kind of a journalist, interesting, who talked, justly, of this plurality,

effervescence, sort of vocabulary, and it would every week, there's five, six new terms who are invented, and she said, that it was not necessarily a processus that was organic,

that he was made of him, and that it was really there were, there were the clipper who had the clip, but who

had tried, especially, to atter the attention, to be the person to invent an expression viral. And it's because

that's the thing, it's not that's the thing, because as I said, I said,

I said, I was, I was, I was, on their Cont TikTok, there's, like, seven month, eight months, and in their comments, there's these jokes of cortisol spike,

and there are these jokes of jester, so, there's, so, so, so... But the employ of these terms that, it's become like a product numeric. Like, utilised this terminology, create these movelies.

Justly, to talk to that, at the level of the virality and the core in a flu numeric, the, like, the core is always in a state that is changing, you,

if you're in a process of looks, max, you're in a process of optimization, so you're not like a or a core that's not

genera not to generate not to the vitality. For there are a vitality, it's a tension, it's a

state of a state of a changement constant, that you be altered, but it's the same thing

for the language. It's like it's for that the language reassis, but he be constantly altair,

manipulable, manipulable. You know, an expression that is viral, you know, I see that, six seven,

it's not that's these dates, you know, it's it can't rest, there's something other that needs to arrive, there's a shift that's going to be a shift that should be a new year.

What is what is the nihilism or, like, the apathy, plus to have clavicle that's trying to make it, it's that really, I think, that's really,

where is the movement MAGA in this moment, and just like the movement of the right national, let's say, American, because

someone like Nick Fuentes, who is, like, how we're how we represented the year past, is it's really the final form of the movement Maga,

this guy of Genzi, who has granded, so the two manda Trump, who is a four-chand teenager, who is now a kind of pundit hyperverbal, anti-Judaism, what is we've promised that would be the final form of Maga? That even he,

now, after the show of Bad Bunny, he is like, you know, I mean, I think more that I'm a white nationalist, the right is rendered loose, we're just shi-allet. I'm more, I'm like, what's nice, it's clav. I'm like,

even he's, oh my God, the right, you're running, the people like Tucker Cauton and Candaceauwins, it's these estes loser, we're all all the time to chial

we're not attirant for the Normie. What's he's going to be attirate for the normie? It's someone like, you know, it's that,

it's that, for restate, it's not, in the perspective or the dynamic of the desire, you have always in a processus

of changement. You can't attain a point, a pinnacle, even if these people that are in a

process of looks, maxing, like you say, where you have an ascension, there's

never a summer, there's always the changement. Because it's in flux, and what's you do you

do you do it, but it's there's not a position stable to attain, so who

will succeed by example the clavicular? Like, it's would be what, the next

the next the next that's that I'm see, like, I'm like, it's a

species of the succession spiritual to what what's Andrew Tate has in 2022, and just in

in 2012. I'm even clavicular, I see if you've seen, but my on my phone page, or in the case,

my flu TikTok, I know, I'm still, it's not past dates, but I've seen many,

many, many of video that said, he's in going to be a changement

permanent, and there's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like,

it's just before that's just before it's coming, he's, he's, he's,

he's come, there's plenty of stories, you know, he's he's the number one rank Chad. You see,

it's all these ados on Twitter that talk to that's like this culture also of millennial and even

of older Genzy a little like more like oh my God, just learn what Jester

Maxing is I'm too old for this there's even a guy, he's a Quebec who does

video of commentary of the looks maxer in English, made a extra

I'm just a person for dramatize for dramatize to frame my clav on purpose. Then they arrested him. Now they're creating random words like Jester Gouning to try to discredit and destabilize our community. I'm officially asking Harvard to launch an investigation into this whole thing, okay? I'm gonna get to the bottom of who's trying to destroy our community.

We got a potet clav. It's no ESU fat leader, no, no, he starts to paris. It's like, clearly a joe. And then all the comments, he'll But he's he's seen that he does that he's like it's like it's like the layer that

we're in the creation of the name the last thing I'm the last year on the

streamers in general is that he has attained this number of streamer where is it's truly

just a person is someone that's a on cam on stream and he's so it's

definitely like defined by the time when he's when he's in scenes

in the clip you don't have no more the context it's Like, I Show Speed, that rich that,

like Andrew Tate, also, he reached that, and they've done a collab stream and I listened to all the complete because Andrew Tate and clavicleer. And I'm listening to, Andrew Tate, now, you know, he's rendered it for several years that in,

he has completely assumed that it's a cartoon character. From the moment that he's returned, you see he put on. He's used the side personage, side character in GTIA, this kind of his lunette

and his cigars, they're soot, they're soot, they're soot a cartoon, of what's what's he's in 2022

and it's like clear because he it's like there's a take the hell there's there's always

there's being used being used to publicly from the last the last year there's there's been

a good stream with clavicle it's like a guest spot in a sitcom I just understand

that's like I'm so so that you know I'm not yeah I'd say to

it would to have to what to have a in what in what in

whatever in just to have having a role secondar in a but you know

in a New York, we're not necessarily many people who have reached that point that's not for a

comparative political but in general in Quebec who we're it's Lewis the fool yeah yeah

and Lewis and it's like a tis quite a because Lewis for the people who

know it's a streamer that's a year that yeah that's like 21 hour

now maybe 202 who stream pretty pretty nonstop because he's

even when you you know you know that you this rapport to existence that's stream on,

stream off just to form it's just it's a form it's been a fact on subjectivity. Exactly,

and that's like, I'm like, I'm doing, I'm doing it for a time, oh my God, it's been

that things arrive on stream, like, I'm hot to turn on stream to talk what's what it's going to

get to what's to happen to get to the existence, there's what you're to do what's to do you

see, like, it's stream that's it's true Primo, it's a vibe. Clavicular. Yeah,

well, yeah, not clavicular, but just, because the clavicular is like really extreme, let me,

yeah, there's not the whole, there's even not a level, it's just like the process of

the storytelling, like, in the sense that I'm not, I'm not, I've got a stream of

that I'm, I've done, I'm doing, I'm doing, I'm, that's, it's probably by, like,

all people who want, to do do the audiovisual, because that's that's the rapport

mediaatic, the public, it's the rapport to the media of the world, for the future, maybe not for

all the world. When I said, it's not that it's not that people don't know to see the ,

the world could be the word to be used to be used, and I think, it's, I think it will come

and it is it is a chair of research of com he doesn't not,

but for for free, no, he doesn't he says no, he says not in a

chair of research, it's long time that's I'm not at the university. Okay, so I'm going to start my story

of etudes mediatique existential with a zine Quebecoa that's called Just Lafoooodole It's a zine that just

from from Julia Guy Belland, the authores behind the page of Mim Queer Medium Seignant, that I recommend to

all and to and it's been edited by the little maison of the edition Neugachette I think it

is available in some distro roboto and library amy, it just to to get out, so there may just to start, so I'm going to get the Instagram of Nugachette or their site

web, in the notes of the mission, and you go see how you'll go back you get to, it's a Bobu and their

copycat, the Lafufu. I'm a fere proprietor of a suffrainess. In fact, it's a little pizine. I don't know

how it's I don't know access to dialogue mental of of a creator of page of meme, in the occurrence queer medium

seignant, and so on alter ego in the zine, it's a puppy la fu-foo. And we're in her head, at the travel the post that she will decide to concocting the reactions also of the internautte that will have provoked

these interactions to her with the people who command. The the research also that she-interpreting for a chirurgy of feminization facial with the doctor Ben Simon at Montreal, so it's a woman trans. And it's like

it's like written in a space of conscience, stream of consciousness, where we'll melanger, the pensions that through the commenter social and the

references internet like Italian Brain Rut, Charlie Kirk, the reference to the culture pop, Sesame Street.

It's an question that you know, colled to the way, the flu even numeric. So it's

a bit like if we were to read in fact, a post. There's a meta-reflection in the

where we say, ah, well, there's there's a photograph but it's

because, you I've written it's just, you there's the language really, in the context of for writing a text or a publication. I'll read some pages.

The Foofoo chill on his telephone in his L'ABoo-N-Boo not even viral because we're in December 2003 and not in-prenton in-of-fant 2005. The Foufoo coct an in-and-out list of the year 24

for it published on her page of MIME. Around 5,000 people follow on Instagram. It's not the pereer, considering that she does the content of extreme

in French in French in Quebec and that there's not people who are not who's in in

Fight for Trent's right of a point of view materialist more than identitar Fuck the Kack RIR of the unhing

militant who need to touch grass The Sessions Bail Jujube PyeRooge Sonic

Like Sonic of Edgehug That's Bays. Okay, I continue La Fufu wrote

in 15 minutes and it publiced all right it's because it's

there's the fault in as I did like the as Sessions

Bail it Tows 5151 count, obtains 25 likes, and will citra 39 comments, which is written blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then, well, to live, a beef with a guy who comes to mensplain, the foo-foo. And I'll not read more than that, because it's kind of a little zine,

and I want you to incite and you to you procuree. The zine, in-so, or the recit that is proposed, it's really, it makes an accent, on some on the conditions material concrete of cash.

By example, when the person's going to access to do you know, how much it's going to

scanne his cron, and how much it's a cost, tell, this is what my

salary, etc. And in the same time, we're at fond in the culture internet

that, in a few years were considered like a dimension of our

life that was immatrial. And there there are some of the racurcy, these ideas received, that there are

many of the researchers who are going to put the culture web, the culture internet, then they're

to be there to be in material, and so, to do that something that would be fact of

profounder, because there's not necessarily of dimensionality, literally, you think profounder, you think

three-D, not of profounder, so, so, this zine that, we want

really at how much, finally, the culture web, it is eminimimimim material. This is just

just like an introduction, I'm port of the but it's made a new

text that I've used this week of a question of a question of a child that's

a chapter in fact, in a book that is a blombsbury I think in 2025,

I'll put it in the notes, you can go to get to you can't see a

question, the algorithmic reading subject. There, I see not how

to do how the subject lector on the times of the algorithms,

in In the case, it's derivies of terms that we use, in the limbo, in the research mediatic, like, for example, the algorithmic self, soa algorithmic, which is reference to, just, a relationship

altering, different, that we're talking about we talked about Lewis LeFoo, who's like co-construed with these streams, with Internet, it's to say that their vision

that has to be not necessarily dissociable of what he is in line. So, it's a relationship altering that we're with us, with us the other, at the air numeric, and these others, it's not only

of the human, it's also these machines, it's also these structures algorithmic. So, we can create an identity, a subjectivity

at part of the relations that we're with people, obviously, you know, the subject, the I, we're with our relations,

with these relations that we have with these machines, the infrastructures, the logistial, the algorithms. We're co-construed. We're co-construed by the machines,

finally, and I would say, the media, the technology mediatic. Not only so, it's our subjectivity that is, like, altering by the culture web or our interactions on the web, blah, blah, but it's also our comprehension of the world. We have construed this comprehension at the travel of the retroaction also.

So if you're you're a creator of page of a meme, you post, a meme, you've got time of likes, time of reaction, time of view. It's, it inform also, on what is the world? It's what the opinions

of the people in the United? What's the guy who mansplained? What's what that says on? Now, it's sure

that you can do you do you know, but it's like that you can't make an image in which society is we

see. And in Julia, just she talked of these people that who who try to

to them on their page of they're like it's who they're newble that?

She's they're trying to come they're their process to they're these photos of

books that the foo-foo should read the books are the books are the

different introduction to the intersection the people know that the people know

think that the people have that the woman is a woman thinks more more than more than

this idea theory that I'm talking about to say algorithmic or of whether,

of how it is percius, how the people it's always like a con, and we see

the the number of the light that's the mention that's the number of the number of view.

At a moment a day, the narratrice, the in the future, Julia,

will be to be really like, it's who's what, why they are like

they they're like that they're just like that in the fact, maybe

also that we're in the world chronically online that's there's

there there's there's there this tendency or this desire

to a coup passager, to say, well, what's what's going to be important, it's quote-and-quote, like, it's not said

to even, but immatrials or not profound. And then, like, we'll re-reactual to the materiality of

internet, to the fact that we can not evacuate these things that of the world, even Tralalaro,

Tralala, Balorina Capuchino, Tung-Tong-Tong-Saur and Caputino Assassina, the characters of Italian

Brain Brut are rendered with their show live at the park aquatic of Lombardy in Italy. And the other day,

after that Charlie Kirk had been fired, the media traditional tried to explain to the world it's what

a groweryper. I had the impression that this text that or this zine that, just a

fufood was an example of the existential media studies. What's that would

mean, to be human at the age of an saturation techno-cultural. It's

these questions that I think that that's a bit that that we're doing in Cafesnake, but it's rarely what I've seen when I studied

at the university, it was really rarely that, the orientation of the epistemology or the questions that were posed. In this moment, even at the radio,

you want to hear to, by example, of BrainRut at Radio Canada, it's been pretty in its own sense literal, how is we should

be able to start to make poor our our world? You know, to say, not what we're not what we're

at the time where, for example, our literacy, because there we talk of the lector algorithmic, our literacy, it's more and more computationalal, but more what we're doing in this processus that.

What kind of transformation is we live? You know, the, the, the stories, you were talking about that were co-created, decentralized

by rapport to clavicular, all that, that's a other form of literacy, that is in trying to be created. Yeah,

and it's like you can't get in on it, if you're not necessarily the code or it's not like a barrier of entry. It's not like linearity. It's all right.

It's all right. Well, I'm a human algorithmic. It's just to be conscious that you have to make attention when we do great generalization, you know, that we say, let's, let's, oh, the people,

we listen to, we listen, we do other things, and we read some, we do these images, on, we do these songs, we read some, we need some,

there was an time in the world where, just them, the books, it existed not, you know, the imprimery,

it's like an invention relatively recent, where we were in the orality, like we said often, where we used these symbols, rather than the mo, and when we're devant, we're doing a form of lecture, and then I've written texture maxing of the information, because there's a surplus,

there's a lot of information, and we move our lecture also, it's all implic that it's a travel several surfaces, and it's a lot of maximise even the time before the screen, because we have the impression that for really to understand the world, it's for past

more of the screen. So at least, that's it's kind of an experience that I've got personallyly. And there's like a

value also there's like, you know, more we're in the matter to understand what's the difference,

more we have a certain value on a market, and we're able also to predict, to devine

what will be going to talk often the paradigm of the speculation, but in a paradigm speculative

where the idea is to pariah on what what will be coming tomorrow tomorrow, but,

obviously that it has a value material, monetary, to understand the world.

It's so, my segueue is that I go to talk about because I think that the subjectivity

numeric or the lecture algorithmic or in the world, the world actual, it's also

a subjectivity that can be speculative, like if we were oriented in the world to see,

envisaged the world like a series of Paris that we could do at the platforms of prediction,

like Call She, like Polymarket, but also all sorts of other products. This week, I also listened the podcast of Culture Journalists. The last episode

is called Welcome to the Reality Exchange. And, just, it was on the platforms of predictions. They were the two females in conversation with Joan Herman,

which is a chronicer tech for the New York Magazine. And she said that the market of predictions, it was also a new way to make in recit the world. And what I found interesting,

is that in this idea to always have access to more of more of media, to decifery the more of text possible, there's a fantasy, there's a phantasm

meritocratic, which is based, where we're, basically, I know more the world than other, so I'm potentially make some paris

that will be potentiallyelment because, Because I'm, I'm in on the joke. I mean, I understand what you're saying that's not simply the hazard, but that's based on the merit. So, the more you're trying,

more you're the chance to do, to make the good paris. And it's an culture that's more media-tic, the news culture, where we're always at the few, the last headline, the last few different

notifications. Exactly. For the alerts. At the travel, at the time to envisage the paradigm, It's like if we're more interested by what's that

would be than what's that would be and what's we're going to be in and we're in and our in and our way of our way of our way or in our fashion to talk. Even at Café Snake, it's like we're,

it's like, on the sense of impuroping, but we're not in the sentiment of impuissance and then to lose, of any control, of any other control, in fact, never had a control. Ennuis, there's the apparition of new market, in the case,

of product derivative in the domain of the market of prediction, and it's called the market of attention. So, I think I'm the impression

that it's a push all the way to you're in, you know, in a logic, you know, paroxysmic, we're at

an point where, in fact, Polymarkets has introduced, notably, these markets of predictions where we're

able to on the part of attention that is received by a subject, by example, clavicleer, or the looks maxing, a tendency,

a company, a person during a period done. So, let's on the month of March, and there's,

we're not in terms of mind share. There's not really of the traduction, on GDT, we're notaryate,

but I'd say that's like... Mind share, it's like, action mental. Yeah, exactly,

so how is that it occupies our our discussion how do you this subject

that should be this is a trending topic because I'm very good that's right you're in

a pastime meritocratic. Well, no, but if I had made that in the house,

I had said clavicle if I had bit in January, I'd do you know,

I'd not know that I'd never that's yeah, and it's not just polymarket

that, in fact, there's, you're, there, there's, you're risk-care who are invested in these new platforms that nests like that,

who are made-sur-ply by these very very young people. For example, Gabriel Perez, Karapot, on the 24-year- who has made-of-pocket

Noise, which is a market or you can parriety on the attention that is ported on a subject particular, but

the way that's supposed during a period of the year, for example, the month March,

it's a market perpiscue. You can take, you can take these long or short position. I don't know what's what the translation in French, but a position short or long, it's to say, you parre if

the tendency will go to the base or at the house. So, I could probably parriere, by example, that clavicleer, justly, well, we'll end up and end up until more, we're not talking. It's, you know, it's not so, you talked to, you'd, talk about the clipperers who are clippeysed these instants of a stream, and they've inspired, to secity of the engagement for finally

to find the money, well, if, for example, to parri-s on a tendency and the mind-share,

on the part of attention in line that's going to be the money to get to invest, generally,

in something you've made of the money, maybe you could be to know the web

or some to do a new to get, to spam your subject, so it, so it's,

so it's just push also the kind of slopipification, of enmerdification of the web, there's already a lot of

commenter, there's a lot of publication, of generated by these robots in line, but there's

it could be more poor because what happens, is that for measure the mind-share or the

part of attention that that's a subject on the internet during a period done,

well, Polymarket or the market, the market, the don't I'm doing

do the partenariat, not with the company Kato and I, which is an aggregator of

research crypto, who will measure finally the data produced on the platforms of the media social. We have, like, interest to manipulate the opinion public, you know, I'd call my service

of BET, I'd calliops. Sciops.com. I'd like to have a good conclusion there on. It's a mid-tit. I'm parted to the for doing, in the

phone, I see know, my version of the studies mediatics, existential, for talking to talk of the subjectivity algorithmic

the lecture, the lecture, the lecture, the character, the character algorithmic, and then, what is it

to do you know, with the numeric, the algorithm, this tendency to read, to learn,

to be able to be exposed to plus, because, at the final, we can capitalize there's a fact that's the

fantasism meritocratic that in knowing more of being, in being on being

in being all, we can be able to do you can be to be parry,

and there's attention that will receive a subject so it's quite quite quite a so much

so much thank you everyone to have listened I don't know I'm I'm a

recommendation cultural so much so much this week it's a video on YouTube

I think we can listen version podcast it's the podcast the

Doom Scroll that is animated by Joshua Starrela that that we

mention often at Caffe Snake and then he received

in conversation David Wengrow who is an who co-ecry with David Graber The Down of Everything

who's been traduced in by The On Bellowsmency I'm in the impression that's a little like the thesis of his book that's resumed in two hours

and I've tried that really interesting it's on the idea received by how we percied

or how often we narrative the origins of the un-egality in the societies

the author will just about to Morale not of Quebec and all because he

talked of the colon European and the population autoctone of America of North. Now I just

read directly Wikipedia, the authors support that the record that the record of the story

in the mode of production, you know, we think that we're making even a carl max, is a progression of the

chasseer to the agriculture, to the civilization commercial, you know, this is this fashion

linear, is made in part as a way to to make terror the critic autoctone and to redefine

the liberty human as characteristic naive or primitive of development social, so the liberty. Super interesting,

it made the good to read this book of 400, I don't know, in the podcast of

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