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Speaker 2: people that just want to have fun during a podcast
Speaker 2: or a radio show. We're losing them because the audience
Speaker 2: isn't engaging the right Oh my god, Charlie Kirk, if
Speaker 2: he asked for comments five hundred a peer below his videos.
Speaker 2: So you know, I'm not cussing you progressives out. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying that we are in terrible times. I have
Speaker 2: this article here that I wanted to share with you today.
Speaker 2: It's called systems are crumbling, but daily life continues. The
Speaker 2: dissonance is real. And this really touched, really touched me,
Speaker 2: because it's something that I've been wondering about, like, how
Speaker 2: are we all just going about our lives when Rome
Speaker 2: is literally burning around us? You know? And this article
Speaker 2: addresses that. There's a digital anthropologist rahaf Harfusch Hrfaoush. In January,
Speaker 2: the comedian Ashley Bez posted an Instagram video of herself
Speaker 2: trying to describe a heavy mood in the air. How
Speaker 2: come everything feels all weird? She says, trailing off and
Speaker 2: grimacing exaggeratingly into the camera. The digital anthropologists saw this,
Speaker 2: he said, Welcome to the hyper normalization club. Hyper normalization
Speaker 2: hyper normalization captures the weird, dire atmosphere of the US
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty five. Hyper Normalization first articulated in two
Speaker 2: thousand and five by Alexi Yurchak to describe the civilian
Speaker 2: experience in Soviet Russia. Hypernormalization describes life in a society
Speaker 2: where two main things are happening. The first is people
Speaker 2: seeing that the governing systems and institution are woefully broken,
Speaker 2: and the second is that, for reasons including a lack
Speaker 2: of effective leadership or an ability inability to imagine how
Speaker 2: to disrupt the status quo, people carry on with their
Speaker 2: normal lives despite systematic dysfunction, give or take a heavy
Speaker 2: load of fear, dread, denial, and disassociation. What you are
Speaker 2: feeling is the disconnect between seeing that systems are failing
Speaker 2: and that things aren't working, and yet the institutions and
Speaker 2: the people in power are ignoring it and pretending everything
Speaker 2: is going to go on the way that it has
Speaker 2: and was. Yeah, hypernormalization. They say it's very relevant in
Speaker 2: the US because of increasing instability of our democratic norms. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it truly is. Globally once in a lifetime, climate disasters, war,
Speaker 2: and the linering trauma of COVID continue to unfold, while
Speaker 2: an explosion of generative AI threatens to destabilize how we think,
Speaker 2: make a living and relate to each other. Yes, hyper normalization,
Speaker 2: it's the term that I was searching for and didn't
Speaker 2: know that I needed because that's what we're doing. What
Speaker 2: is going on right now in life is not normal.
Speaker 2: What Donald Trump is doing to America is not normal,
Speaker 2: nor is it good. I don't care if you're maga.
Speaker 2: We can disagree on policies. This is not the way. Okay.
Speaker 2: This morning I sat here watching the Security Council. BBC
Speaker 2: showed the Security Council Israel Gaza, what a mess, no deal?
Speaker 2: Still fighting Trump now calling Putin crazy. Another one of
Speaker 2: Putin's for a former leader of Russia, has said, rumblings
Speaker 2: of World War three are in the mix. Yeah, And
Speaker 2: what do we do? We act like it's all normal,
Speaker 2: Like all of this is normal. We hyper normalize and
Speaker 2: it's not. So what should we do? Should we worries streams?
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Speaker 2: Oh, I was just reading about hypernormalization. It's a ten
Speaker 2: page article. I'm not going to read it all to you,
Speaker 2: but it really explains the state of America today, and
Speaker 2: that is the absurd. It's constantly being thrown at us,
Speaker 2: and this is why we don't do anything right here?
Speaker 2: Number two? Where was it? Where's the first page? Well, okay,
Speaker 2: I've lost it. Number two? Okay. For reasons including a
Speaker 2: lack of effective leadership or an inability to imagine how
Speaker 2: to disrupt the status quo. People carry on with their
Speaker 2: normal life, meaning you don't know what to do. You
Speaker 2: don't know how do I stop climate change? How do
Speaker 2: I change the government? How do I stop Trump? How
Speaker 2: do I get people to see what they're doing is ridiculous?
Speaker 2: And you feel it's all futile, so you don't do anything.
Speaker 2: You just default to your normal life. You go, you
Speaker 2: live your normal life. I am not one of those people,
Speaker 2: and that bothers some of my friends because I cannot
Speaker 2: behave like everything is okay when it's not okay. And
Speaker 2: so here we have this country that is not okay,
Speaker 2: and we have a lot of events going on that
Speaker 2: are not okay, and yet we just go about our
Speaker 2: normal lives, and we shouldn't be. We are on the
Speaker 2: precipice of a third World war right now. We are
Speaker 2: on the on the complete precifice precipice of atmospheric collapse.
Speaker 2: Do you realize growing food is increasingly more and more
Speaker 2: a problem, that there's going to be empty shells here
Speaker 2: soon because ay, there's no one to work. The immigrants
Speaker 2: are now not there, so there's no one to pick
Speaker 2: the food, plant the food, grow the food because Americans
Speaker 2: don't do that, and be and no water, and there's
Speaker 2: record breaking heat. It's going to be one hundred and
Speaker 2: six in Reno this year. This week they're at forty
Speaker 2: five hundred feet. It's going to be one hundred and
Speaker 2: nine in Las Vegas. It's going to be over one
Speaker 2: hundred in the Bay Area. So every year, every month
Speaker 2: and every day is getting hotter and hotter. It's not
Speaker 2: just us that has to adapt to that. Crops have
Speaker 2: to adapt and they're not crops that used to grow
Speaker 2: in California are now being wiped out because of the heat.
Speaker 2: Crops in Vancouver, crops all over the place. What do
Speaker 2: you think we're going to eat? Where do you think
Speaker 2: we magically get food from? But we all just go
Speaker 2: about our lives. Go buy your expensive Tesla, Go get
Speaker 2: your flat screen TV, Go back to your job of
Speaker 2: your nine to five. Nothing to see here, and that's
Speaker 2: what they rely upon. You don't watch the Security Council
Speaker 2: meeting that just aired. You don't hear how close we
Speaker 2: are to all kinds of horrible conflicts because of Israel,
Speaker 2: because Israel won't act right, because they won't stop the genocide,
Speaker 2: they won't let food get in, and because of Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 2: One man, I would rather assassinate Vladimir Putin than go
Speaker 2: to World War three. I would rather Trump order an
Speaker 2: assassination of Putin than us to go to World War three.
Speaker 2: I don't want to go to war over one man's ego.
Speaker 2: And so I ca maintain a normal life with all
Speaker 2: of this information because I know what's coming. But America
Speaker 2: and the world is in a state of hyper normalization.
Speaker 2: They are normalizing things that they should not be normalizing.
Speaker 2: And where does that end that ends with us being
Speaker 2: wiped out. That's where it ends. We are the frog
Speaker 2: and the pot of water, and they are turning up
Speaker 2: the heat and we're not jumping out of the pot,
Speaker 2: and we're going to end up paying for that. You know,
Speaker 2: it's like the gay thing. I've been reading more and
Speaker 2: more anti gay stories. Gay prides are not funded. You know,
Speaker 2: trans rides are back in the news again now. The
Speaker 2: President's trying to fight Gavin Newsom over trans policies in California,
Speaker 2: and I think to myself, where are they going with this? Like,
Speaker 2: they're never going to wipe out trans people. They've existed
Speaker 2: from the beginning of time. They'll exist until there are
Speaker 2: no more humans. So they're not going to wipe out
Speaker 2: trans people. They're not going to wipe out gay people.
Speaker 2: They've never been able to get rid of us. We
Speaker 2: have always been a part of society in some way.
Speaker 2: Whether we've been hiding or out front or somewhere in
Speaker 2: the middle, it doesn't matter. We've always been apart. So
Speaker 2: what is their endgame there? You know, we're not going
Speaker 2: back in the closet. That's not going to happen. And
Speaker 2: that's what they're trying to do. They're trying to force
Speaker 2: gay pride festivals to end. They're trying to force gay
Speaker 2: people out of schools, out of jobs, out of corporate America.
Speaker 2: They're trying to make us invisible and irrelevant. The only
Speaker 2: problem is we're not going to do it. We're not
Speaker 2: going back. And so what is their endgame here? Concentration camps?
Speaker 2: I mean, truly, where does Trump and MAGA think it ends?
Speaker 2: Because trans people aren't going anywhere, Gay people are not
Speaker 2: going anywhere. By lesbians, they're not going anywhere. There's nowhere
Speaker 2: for us to go because we are as much a
Speaker 2: part of all of this as everybody else where. Do
Speaker 2: they expect black people to go Mexicans whatever. They act
Speaker 2: like they can magically erase us all and make it
Speaker 2: a white, homogenized Christian society. They can't, and they are trying,
Speaker 2: and corporate America is playing into it. People are actually
Speaker 2: playing into it like they can, like Target and Walmart
Speaker 2: actually think that gaze will disappear again if they take
Speaker 2: the pride merchandise off the shelves. No, we're not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: So what to what end all of this rules over women,
Speaker 2: abortion and everything else Where does that end? Do they
Speaker 2: really want the Handmaid's tail. Again, what do they want?
Speaker 2: What is their endgame? And when you ask them that
Speaker 2: and you force them to tell you what their endgame is,
Speaker 2: it is literally a white, Christian male world. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: told The Atlantic yesterday he runs the world. And he's
Speaker 2: not even a girl. Girl who runs the world. Girl.
Speaker 2: He literally said that, he said he runs the world.
Speaker 2: That's sad. That's sad that a he thinks it, and
Speaker 2: be the world kind of goes along with it. It's sad.
Speaker 2: And that's where the hypernormalization comes in. You guys are
Speaker 2: now normalizing the hatred of trans people. You're just going
Speaker 2: along your business like it's okay what we're doing to
Speaker 2: trans people. It is not okay. You're hyper normalizing again
Speaker 2: the discrimination against women, against gays, against blacks. The George
Speaker 2: Floyd anniversary was last week, five years since he died,
Speaker 2: and now there's a backlash against equality, a backlash against
Speaker 2: stopping police brutality, a backlash against prosecuting cops that get
Speaker 2: out of line. Meanwhile, Trump is busy pardoning reality TV
Speaker 2: stars that committed federal fraud offenses, real criminals. These this
Speaker 2: Chrisly guys, who I think is day, this christly guy
Speaker 2: in his wife who committed horrible felony. They get partners. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: people who should be parties should be that out of sale.
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Speaker 2: the party going as long as we can. Hyper normalization, Boy,
Speaker 2: are we doing that with the grocery store, aren't we
Speaker 2: We're acting like, oh, it's so fine just because I
Speaker 2: go shopping every week and it jumps up five dollars,
Speaker 2: ten dollars, twenty dollars when two bags of groceries now
Speaker 2: cost one hundred dollars. We just keep on our business
Speaker 2: like that. Oh, that's just normal. That's what we got
Speaker 2: to do. And your answer is, well, what do we
Speaker 2: do about that? Corell? And that right there explains hypernormalization
Speaker 2: for reasons including a lack of effective leadership or an
Speaker 2: inability to a man how to disrupt the status quo.
Speaker 2: People carry on with their lives as normal despite dysfunction.
Speaker 2: There we go, You feel powerless against high grocery prices,
Speaker 2: so you don't do anything about it. You just normalize it.
Speaker 2: In fact, you feel powerless against almost everything, so you
Speaker 2: have normalized all the horror that happens to you. You know,
Speaker 2: it's like we have Stockholm syndrome. It really is like
Speaker 2: we are being held captive by the United States, so
Speaker 2: we've just learned to like our captor. That really is
Speaker 2: what hypernormalization ends up being Stockholm syndrome. We have normalized
Speaker 2: the terror. We have normalized poverty. We have normalized homelessness.
Speaker 2: We have normalized not being able to get adequate healthcare
Speaker 2: when you need it. We have normalized medical bankruptcies from healthcare.
Speaker 2: We have normalized all of the wrong things. And meanwhile,
Speaker 2: what if we called abnormal a woman wanting an abortion,
Speaker 2: two men loving each other, a person that was born
Speaker 2: the wrong gender correcting that. Oh, that's all abnormal. But
Speaker 2: we have normalized poverty, being unable to afford groceries. We
Speaker 2: have normalized food banks where people pull up in seventy
Speaker 2: thousand dollars cars to get free bags of food. We've
Speaker 2: normalized that. Well, they've got to have that car to work,
Speaker 2: and you know, blah blah blah blah blah. We have
Speaker 2: normalized so much of the wrong stuff, and we have
Speaker 2: made stuff that should be normal abnormal. Abortions none of
Speaker 2: your business and should be normal allowed in all of that.
Speaker 2: Being gay by or trans none of your business should
Speaker 2: be normal as can be. But that's abnormal, But what
Speaker 2: is normal corporate greed. It is not normal for someone
Speaker 2: to have a yacht for their yacht, but Mark Zuckerberg does.
Speaker 2: It is not normal for a condo in just a
Speaker 2: normal area to be a million dollars. That's not normal,
Speaker 2: but we've just accepted it. It's not normal that in
Speaker 2: order to survive in America you have to have a
Speaker 2: certain number of a certain amount of money. But no
Speaker 2: one makes that amount of money. But we've normalized that.
Speaker 2: We're just accepting that. Well, that's just the way it is.
Speaker 2: We are hyper normalizing all of the wrong things because
Speaker 2: we feel powerless against them, so we just quit. You know,
Speaker 2: hypernormalization is another great name for quitting. You quit, well,
Speaker 2: I can't change the environment. What am I going to do? Well,
Speaker 2: you can become a vegan like me. You could buy
Speaker 2: a Jemmy g E, M E or a Loamy or whatever,
Speaker 2: a home composter. You could get a car that is
Speaker 2: either hybrid or electric, or a motorcycle which barely burns
Speaker 2: any gas. You could go solar at your house. There's
Speaker 2: lots of things you could do. But you think, well,
Speaker 2: that won't do much. Why even bother blah blah, blah,
Speaker 2: you hypernormal The biggest thing that we have hypernormalized apathy. Apathy.
Speaker 2: That is the biggest thing that we have normalized. Doing
Speaker 2: nothing in the face of adversity. We have made that
Speaker 2: the norm. You see someone getting attacked by a cop,
Speaker 2: you don't do anything. You see someone that needs help,
Speaker 2: a homeless person, someone that's hungry, you don't do anything.
Speaker 2: You know, did I tell you that the guy downstairs
Speaker 2: that I'm not friends with, my downstairs neighbor. She calls
Speaker 2: nine one one constantly, and he's bedridden and should be
Speaker 2: in a hospital. He called me yesterday or the day
Speaker 2: before and was like it was yesterday, I think. And
Speaker 2: he called me and said, Charles A Uhlmer said why,
Speaker 2: he goes, well, I'm hungry and Leah's sick and hasn't
Speaker 2: fed me. Now, this is the person that's married to him,
Speaker 2: that is his caregiver. How hungry are you that you
Speaker 2: call a neighbor that you don't even know? So what
Speaker 2: did I do? I went and bought him food. Did
Speaker 2: I have fifteen dollars to go buy him food?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Did they offer to repay me?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: But I can't stand up here and know the right
Speaker 2: below me someone's starving. I can't do nothing. We have
Speaker 2: hyper normalized apathy them. The Democrats are the worst at this.
Speaker 2: They just sit around and complain and live their lives
Speaker 2: like it's normal, like all this horror is normal, instead
Speaker 2: of showing us away to beat it being leaders. We
Speaker 2: have hypernormalized apathy, and that's gonna kill us. It's gonna
Speaker 2: kill us as a species because we're doing nothing. We're
Speaker 2: not doing anything for the environment, we're not doing All
Speaker 2: of the stuff we're doing is nothing. We're not doing
Speaker 2: anything to stop the israel gays of war. We're not
Speaker 2: doing anything to stop the Ukrainian war. We're doing nothing nothing.
Speaker 2: We're not doing anything to lower grocery prices. We're doing
Speaker 2: nothing because we don't have a leader to show us
Speaker 2: what to do, and so we just get overwhelmed. We
Speaker 2: go back to being apathetic. All right. Let's see in
Speaker 2: the chat room, Brian, congratulations being back at work. Someone
Speaker 2: in the chatroom just said they had been laid off
Speaker 2: for five months. Now they're back at work. Good for you. Hello, James,
Speaker 2: you're right. It is a high return electoral strategy which
Speaker 2: makes policy problems elsewhere. Yes, you're right. Hyper normalization it's
Speaker 2: they rely on it. They rely you know what, Trump
Speaker 2: being president. We normalized a felon, an actual convicted felon.
Speaker 2: We have normalized him being in office, a molesting rapist,
Speaker 2: con artist, fraudster, insurrectionist, trader. We have normalized that it's
Speaker 2: okay for him to be in the oval office. It's not.
Speaker 2: If Joe Biden has done all those things, I'd say
Speaker 2: kick came out too. If Obama had done all those things,
Speaker 2: I'd say kick came out. But now it is normal
Speaker 2: for a president to commit crimes and lie. We have
Speaker 2: hyper normalized lying. So let's see if we can get
Speaker 2: your comments down below. What are some of the other
Speaker 2: things we have hyper normalized that we have just accepted
Speaker 2: and live our lives like it's not really going on.
Speaker 2: What are some of the things that we have hyper normalized.
Speaker 2: I would love your comments down below. What things like
Speaker 2: a felon being in office. You know that's now normal.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sob he lies all the time? Oh well,
Speaker 2: it's normal. It is not normal for a president to
Speaker 2: lie every time he gives a speech. That's not normal,
Speaker 2: but we all just hyper normalize it. Go about our
Speaker 2: lives now. One of the things We've hyper normalized is ignorance.
Speaker 2: We have normalized being ignorant, just normalized it. You know,
Speaker 2: Oh yeah magas ignorant.
Speaker 4: So what?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that guy's ignorant.
Speaker 4: So what?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, my kids can't spell?
Speaker 4: So what?
Speaker 2: So my kids can't write? Curse a big deal. We
Speaker 2: have hyper normalized ignorant. Leave your comments below of other
Speaker 2: things we have hyper normalized. I am Correl. See who
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Speaker 2: Do you wanna bump? Ja wanna fuck?
Speaker 4: It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view, yours.
Speaker 4: Listen daily to the COREL cast down your favorite streaming service.
Speaker 4: It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view. Yours,
Speaker 4: listen daily to the COREL cast on your favorite streaming service.
Speaker 1: You showtime is here, and no time to fear. Corral
Speaker 1: is so near because show time is here, So on
Speaker 1: with the show. Let's give it a go. Carrel is
Speaker 1: the one