The Golden One - Has Looksmaxxing Gone Too Far？ The Golden One Livestream

00:00:00.000 I'm waiting for the comments for you, my esteemed audience, to confirm

00:00:21.680 Fysik, then I will start my lecture. Bekräftat. Awesome. Very good, very good to hear. So yes,

00:00:31.160 welcome everyone. Good to be back. Good to be back on the stream. Jävligt massivt. Thank you,

00:00:38.340 my esteemed Ivory Uruk-hai, my moderator, who is... So this is actually an Uruk-hai who has

00:00:49.660 joined our side so he's keeping the perimeter from other uruk-hais so they don't come in to disturb

00:00:55.580 me gandalf the white i am distributing some knowledge here so we have an uruk-hai on our

00:01:02.900 side that is patrolling the perimeter keeping all malicious entities at bay so yes i amuse myself

00:01:12.160 by calling a stream a lecture which you know i could make a lecture but i want to have it a bit

00:01:19.120 more light-hearted and then i can have maybe i'll do a more serious lecture with slides and

00:01:25.340 powerpoints and everything like that at one stage i will do it i might do it for if i do a stream on

00:01:31.400 julius evola something like that could be cool could be cool then i can say this is a lecture

00:01:36.420 but now this is a this is a rambling i will ramble on a bit about looks maxing and similar matters

00:01:44.040 now first and foremost if you hear my chair creaking my fine big boss leather chair here

00:01:52.120 optimal for biohacking i have disassembled it and i have oiled it good and nice i have

00:01:59.480 treated it nicely but i believe that bill gates and klaus schwab the world health organization

00:02:05.960 They're sending 5G radiation on my chair to make it creak, to distract from me sharing this enlightenment with you all.

00:02:17.120 So, if you wonder why the chair creaks, it's not due to neglect.

00:02:22.820 No, it's not IKEA. It's not IKEA. It is a German brand, actually.

00:02:29.160 So, I will double-check.

00:02:30.440 But yeah, it has served me well and I have sat a lot in this chair, believe you me, over the last like two years or something like that.

00:02:38.620 And I'm a quite heavy guy, you know, I'm at 100 kilos and I sit here a lot in my daily grind.

00:02:44.700 So yeah, but anyway, we're not going to talk about my chair.

00:02:48.880 We're going to talk about Luxmaxing and I thought to entertain you all with some perspectives that might be interesting.

00:02:58.260 i don't know perhaps they are hopefully they are um so anyway i have looked into the the current

00:03:05.060 sort of lux maxing culture with clavicular as you see in the thumbnail of the stream and if you

00:03:11.860 watch this later on if you watch not live but you see the replay you see him on the thumbnail as

00:03:18.340 well so essentially i can say when i when i was a young man now i'm a venerable ancient distributing

00:03:27.620 knowledge here in my old age. No, but so say back in like 2012, 2013, something like that. So that

00:03:38.880 is when I got into the gym culture. Yeah, 2012, something like that. And then of course I started

00:03:46.980 YouTube back in 2013 and I got into, you know, that sort of gym culture as it were. Now there

00:03:54.620 are some differences between today's looks maxing culture which is something

00:04:00.060 more but also something less than than what we had back in the day so when I

00:04:08.860 started it was more fitness natural bodybuilding and I will say the

00:04:13.220 following as well that if someone calls me a bodybuilder I usually say you know

00:04:19.400 I'm not a bodybuilder and I do say that because if you look at modern bodybuilding it's an

00:04:28.660 abomination. I know I made a video on this like many years ago, maybe 10 years ago or so. I said

00:04:35.700 modern bodybuilding is an abomination. So if you're looking at Mr. Olympia, all of these guys,

00:04:41.740 you know, very roided up, very low body fat percentage. I don't want, I never wanted to

00:04:49.220 be associated with that because that is not about you know lux maxing or physique maxing it's about

00:04:55.760 turning yourself into a scientific experiment so it's like who can take the most steroids

00:05:00.760 and still be alive so it's really unhealthy so if you're looking at that type of bodybuilding

00:05:06.200 you know it's not about health it's not about performance in the gym it's about pushing

00:05:12.940 something to the extreme which you know if we are honest there is something in European man

00:05:18.540 the faustian spirit that pushes us to the limit in many endeavors now that can go to the extreme

00:05:25.340 so back in the day or still you still have modern bodybuilding of course it's alive and kicking

00:05:29.560 you have that as an extreme of something that is good an extreme expression of something that is

00:05:36.320 originally good same thing with lux maxing today that you have you're on a healthy impulse to want

00:05:43.800 to be beautiful it's good it's a warrior cased trait to want to be to want to be

00:05:51.300 to look good by the way i'm looking at the chat here and now i see all of the all of the comments

00:06:02.600 they are in in swedish and i wonder if some sort of if it's automatically translated or something

00:06:09.180 like that i don't know i think i think klaus schwab he's doing something to the stream i think

00:06:15.780 he's translating everything into swedish to confuse me i know the world health organization

00:06:21.560 they're doing something to the stream now i'm joking i'm fun gesture maxing skitzing a bit

00:06:28.480 but anyway back to back to the story at hand so you have or have had for a long time um

00:06:37.800 bodybuilding which you know we can trace this back quite far in time even to Arnold's day so

00:06:45.080 Arnold Schwarzenegger which by the way I was never a fan of because he's too big he's too muscular

00:06:49.820 it doesn't look good with this you know overly muscular chest it's not something you would see

00:06:55.300 on a greek statue so you do have of course very muscular um physiques on roman statues if you look

00:07:03.560 at a classical statue even you know during the renaissance they were muscular but there's an

00:07:09.000 aesthetic difference that an an autistic aesthetic connoisseur can notice a difference between the

00:07:17.560 sort of too big bodybuilder and something that is muscular but still um still achievable natural

00:07:25.960 so i think in terms of modern bodybuilding we would need to go back to maybe frank zane

00:07:31.240 so then we're at during the, well I don't know actually, many decades ago at least, and then

00:07:38.100 sort of the, because when you judge bodybuilding it's also the case that usually you want to build

00:07:43.100 yourself to be big, so then if one guy stands next to another guy, one guy is a bit bigger,

00:07:48.080 his score is higher, but then it goes, you know, it goes too much and it becomes too much if it's

00:07:55.600 constantly a chase of who has the biggest muscles instead of looking at the proportions and what

00:08:00.640 looks uh good and everything like that so i would say that if you look at the looks maxing community

00:08:08.720 today there is something that is going too far which i'll get into in a bit i'm just

00:08:15.920 giving you the sort of a short history i will just pull up a page here so i'm not forgetting anything

00:08:23.680 so we're looking at the power chat here so i have everything in order for the stream

00:08:31.460 so there we are anyway that about bodybuilding so if you look at modern bodybuilding today

00:08:39.040 it has nothing to do with athleticism it has nothing to do with the health they're extremely

00:08:45.200 unhealthy because they put in a lot of bad substances in their bodies and of course if

00:08:51.960 you look at a fit physique, you want it to signify something deeper. You want it to signify

00:08:59.920 physical prowess that you're capable in a fight, that you're capable of doing physical deeds. That

00:09:08.840 is what it's supposed to be. But if you have that type of physique, it's not useful for that purpose.

00:09:15.480 So it becomes sort of fake in a way that, you know, the muscles are there. They're clearly

00:09:20.920 strong and powerful but the direction it goes in a detrimental way. Now anyway when I started

00:09:30.280 I never had the physique ideals of a modern bodybuilder so I was never attracted to that

00:09:35.340 to begin with. I was attracted mainly to you know more still muscular still muscular so looking at

00:09:43.120 Gerard Butler in 300 that for me is the peak male form peak male physique so I watched 300 when I

00:09:49.920 was 17 and I thought yeah this is it this is what I want to look like so that was always my my ideal

00:09:56.320 so more of a fitness model kind of physique than than a bodybuilder which I'm very thankful for

00:10:02.000 having had that healthy impulse in my mind to you know want to strive for something healthy and good

00:10:11.040 because that is something healthy and good if you look at Leonidas then or Gerard Butler in 300

00:10:15.420 you have something that is

00:10:17.400 I'm not going to use the term

00:10:19.300 functional because functional

00:10:21.600 it doesn't really make sense to use that term

00:10:23.480 but let's say

00:10:24.340 high thumos, life affirming

00:10:27.360 vital, something

00:10:29.440 like that, that's a better term for it

00:10:31.420 so an aesthetic, powerful

00:10:33.680 physique

00:10:35.080 without it becoming too much

00:10:37.440 so I was never interested in

00:10:39.420 the wrong

00:10:41.340 degeneration of bodybuilding

00:10:43.480 which you could term it, you know

00:10:44.980 a generation of a healthy impulse. So the healthy impulse is to go into the gym. You want to become

00:10:51.460 bigger and stronger. That's something good. I encourage everyone to do it. Then something,

00:10:57.860 the Faustian autism, we can call it. Okay, so negative Faustian autism, because there's also

00:11:06.260 good Faustian autism, which we can use. I will come up with some other examples some other time.

00:11:11.220 But yeah, you go in with a certain mindset, and then you get so into the quest that you constantly want to become bigger and better in that sense.

00:11:25.860 And you embrace that path without going on to a different path.

00:11:30.060 So for me, my path was, okay, now I've built a good physique, so then I wanted to become stronger.

00:11:35.800 And then I became quite strong, if I may be so bold to say so.

00:11:40.460 And then I took up martial arts again, which was my, you know, my first training method.

00:11:47.080 So Thai boxing when I was 16 and some Brazilian jiu-jitsu as well.

00:11:49.980 So I didn't continue along that path.

00:11:52.520 But many bodybuilders, they do when they start and they see good results and they get into a certain mindset and a certain culture.

00:12:00.600 Because something to be said as well, that the bodybuilding culture, so the bodybuilding subculture,

00:12:05.500 and then I talk about the guys who are going to competitions and everything like that.

00:12:09.560 they are quite nice guys they are quite humble and nice and they are you know very welcoming

00:12:15.480 to others who are on the same path so i understand that you want to belong to that community it is a

00:12:22.920 nice community i will say the following that i've trained you know many different things over the

00:12:27.280 years so i've you know come in close contact with many different communities of all sorts

00:12:32.360 and i would say that the bodybuilding community is one of the nicest because they don't really have

00:12:37.080 they don't really have

00:12:40.840 they don't have so much to prove

00:12:44.820 some other guys

00:12:46.400 you know, god bless them

00:12:48.460 but some other guys, they have a chip

00:12:51.080 on their shoulder, they want to prove

00:12:52.760 how good they are so, or how tough

00:12:55.000 they are or something like that, but bodybuilders

00:12:56.780 they don't really have that, which

00:12:58.780 you know, speaks well for them, so I do

00:13:00.740 understand

00:13:01.520 that you want

00:13:04.840 to belong to that community

00:13:06.480 So I did two bodybuilding competitions back in 2012 and 2013.

00:13:14.040 Came in in the middle, so in the middle position.

00:13:17.340 Now, I've never taken any steroids.

00:13:19.040 I like to point that out so you all know that is the case.

00:13:23.060 So many different reasons for that.

00:13:25.860 Primary reason is that I never needed it.

00:13:28.520 It wasn't part of my plan.

00:13:30.760 It wasn't part of my aesthetics.

00:13:32.520 It felt bad on many different levels.

00:13:34.860 also a particular autism sort of like a historical being true to the historical if you want to shape

00:13:43.540 yourself into a greek demigod you can't use steroids because it sort of goes against the

00:13:48.660 aesthetic of it the adventure of it the narrative of it all and then of course also you know if you're

00:13:54.880 in sweden they they can get you on on that side of stuff quite quite easily but i will say that

00:14:01.780 If, gods forbid, my testosterone should drop later on in many years, or hopefully not at all, hopefully I will have a good testosterone throughout my life, then I will consider TRT, so testosterone replacement therapy, and that is not to build extra muscle, that is to stay on top of my biology, so to speak.

00:14:25.020 So that is something, and I don't have any moral argument against steroids.

00:14:29.240 I do have a practical argument against steroids.

00:14:31.700 I don't think you should do it, because when you go on, you will have to stay on for the rest of your life, actually.

00:14:41.840 Because if you take steroids, if you take testosterone from the outside, then your natural production, it's shut off.

00:14:49.340 And if you go off the exogenous testosterone, then you will have no production.

00:14:53.800 And for a man to have no production, for a man to have no testosterone, it's, you know, a gateway to depression.

00:15:01.900 So don't do it. Don't do it.

00:15:03.520 And I would say that if you consider it, first go to a doctor, see, do I have really low testosterone?

00:15:11.240 Ask yourself, what can I do to redress the low testosterone?

00:15:14.880 How much are you training? How much are you sleeping?

00:15:20.620 How much in nature are you? How well are you eating?

00:15:23.180 are you eating your fats and proteins as you should are you living a good life are you

00:15:31.180 um how shall i put this in a family friendly way are you unleashing your dragon's breath

00:15:37.900 unnecessarily much which is not something you should do actually um unless you want to create

00:15:44.700 life then you have to do it um so anyway that was a bit of a tangent i started talking about

00:15:51.420 testosterone and such matters. Maybe we'll make a stream or something about it or maybe a video.

00:15:57.240 I think a video could be good, like a 10-minute video of me talking about how to naturally

00:16:02.700 increase your testosterone. I'm sure there are like 100,000 similar videos on YouTube already.

00:16:09.960 I do believe Solbra has a video. Shout out to my man Solbra if you're watching this.

00:16:14.780 He's a good man, a lot of good content. I actually started to listen to his YouTube videos just the

00:16:21.140 other day. Of course, I've followed him on

00:16:23.160 other social media for many years now, and

00:16:25.160 we've collabed. I've been on his podcast,

00:16:27.380 he's been on my channel, but I hadn't

00:16:29.120 really checked out his YouTube channel, but

00:16:30.900 he has some good content. He has some good stuff

00:16:32.900 there, so you can check out.

00:16:37.900 Now, anyway,

00:16:39.700 my point here,

00:16:41.000 I'm taking a long time to lead up

00:16:43.140 to my main point, but

00:16:44.920 that is all good. We have

00:16:46.400 a good hour, depending on super

00:16:49.000 chats and and stuff like that but we have time to to ramble max so what i wanted to say is the

00:17:00.460 following that you had back or still have just as lux maxing today is you know can be taken to the

00:17:10.340 extreme we've had the same extreme expression in modern bodybuilding for many decades now and

00:17:15.980 And that's also something that I don't want to have anything to do with, because it doesn't look good, it's not aesthetic, it looks monstrous, and it's a degeneration of something that is good.

00:17:27.980 So I stay clear of it, all of that stuff.

00:17:31.580 That said, I have, of course, been in the gym world for, well, I was in the gym world.

00:17:40.180 Now I feel sort of disconnected from it because I am not talking so much about it.

00:17:45.460 And, you know, back in the day when I made fitness content a lot and I talked about it, much more I felt you were sort of in that sort of community.

00:17:55.380 but anyway what I went into was still shaping your your physique trying to get stronger now

00:18:03.820 what I neglected was my face unfortunately I neglected my face I didn't start mewing until

00:18:11.200 2018 I didn't start chewing mastic gum until 2021 some guys they were born into it molded by it I

00:18:23.740 didn't see mastic until I was already a grown man so yeah but jawline looks

00:18:31.000 looks decent if I may be so bold looks decent enough so but anyway I wish I

00:18:40.600 would have looked at a more holistic approach because you can view it like

00:18:46.480 that as well so if you're only focusing on the body if you're only focusing on

00:18:50.240 how your body looks even without steroids you know i could probably have been healthier

00:18:57.840 with my wife's cooking because now i feel better my health is better now with her cooking

00:19:05.920 than it did back in the day because i only looked at my you know the the aesthetics so i was happy

00:19:13.680 and healthy and strong powerful and everything like that but since i didn't look at so much what

00:19:19.120 I ate as only the calories and protein so for example I used to eat a lot of

00:19:25.420 quark it's a quarry from Lidl so perhaps some Swedish guys checking in now

00:19:30.880 perhaps you remember the Lidl quarry so it was not super good it was like quite

00:19:36.580 disgusting to be honest but but yeah traumatic memories now I wasn't that bad

00:19:44.020 But yeah, it was like a box of 500 grams of quark, not a lot of nutrition at all, a lot of protein, but not a lot of

00:19:52.640 tradition

00:19:54.580 So

00:19:55.760 Not a lot of nutrition in the quark then protein good nutrition also good. So I only looked at the physique itself

00:20:03.200 I didn't think so much about

00:20:06.040 Optimizing the rest of the health and what does this have to do with the face? Yes

00:20:09.280 because the face is also, it can be an expression of your overall health, like your teeth.

00:20:17.320 I read Weston Price Nutrition and Physical Degeneration back in 2018.

00:20:24.380 It was also sort of a red pill for me.

00:20:27.420 You know, when he went around the world, so it was a Canadian dentist, him and his wife,

00:20:32.360 they went around the world and they looked at teeth.

00:20:34.660 So they looked at teeth of primitive populations,

00:20:37.660 populations so populations which ate traditional foods and then he could

00:20:46.160 compare the same sort of biocultures the same biocultures which had adapted a

00:20:53.180 modern diet of a lot of sugar wheat everything like that and he saw a

00:21:00.360 cataclysmic deterioration, a degeneration in in the looks of the face and the

00:21:08.080 teeth especially and if the teeth are bad the whole the whole body is bad so and

00:21:16.040 well it was an early red pill 2018 was sort of a middle stage red pill I suppose

00:21:22.720 but anyway my pointer is that I wish I had begun earlier to think about my

00:21:28.020 entire being so not only the body but also the face not the face as in necessarily wanting to

00:21:34.680 be more handsome now of course yes i do want to be as handsome as possible i want i want poets to

00:21:39.960 compose poetry about me saying how handsome i am so i'm not gonna lie i want to do that but

00:21:46.760 you know the main point here is that i wanted to be i want you to look at me and think this is a

00:21:53.660 healthy and life-affirming, powerful force of nature.

00:21:58.640 I want you to look at me one moment.

00:22:01.380 I want you to look at me and...

00:22:07.380 Okay, bear with me.

00:22:13.920 This is very important.

00:22:15.620 This is very important for the stream.

00:22:18.880 I want you to look at me and think the following.

00:22:23.660 Glorfindel was tall and straight, his hair was of shining gold, his face fair and young and fearless and full of joy, his eyes were bright and keen, and his voice like music, on his brow sat wisdom, and in his hand was strength.

00:22:40.820 Confirm immediately in the chat, confirm immediately in the chat that this is indeed what you think when you look on me.

00:22:48.480 I will pause my schizo maxing now to await the confirmation that this is the case.

00:23:04.380 Thank you, Ivory Urukai, for confirming this.

00:23:08.400 Now I have sated my ego for the evening.

00:23:11.880 That was my point of the stream, actually, to say that.

00:23:18.900 So, yeah, now I will log out, check off.

00:23:21.960 Thank you, everyone, for tuning in.

00:23:24.480 I have gotten what I came from.

00:23:25.960 I simply wanted that confirmation.

00:23:28.640 So I will see you next week.

00:23:30.260 No, I'm joking. I'm joking.

00:23:31.760 Don't worry. I'm still here. I'm still with you.

00:23:33.960 I have a lot more to say.

00:23:36.220 A lot more to say.

00:23:38.700 So, yeah, I have distracted myself from the topic at hand.

00:23:43.720 Yes, so anyway, my point is that I wish I had at an earlier steak.

00:23:48.880 Steak.

00:23:50.260 See, I start thinking about steak now because we had steak today.

00:23:55.240 Thank you to my lovely wife, Julia, who made a lovely steak.

00:24:00.580 So, you know, that is good to admit.

00:24:03.320 I was supposed to say stage at an earlier stage.

00:24:06.600 I said steak instead because I had it on my mind. Meat is good for you, by the way. So, I wish I had

00:24:12.400 thought about my entire being in a holistic fashion earlier, not only because, you know,

00:24:18.920 the handsomeness aspect, but also because handsomeness can be a symptom of, or a sign of

00:24:24.360 health and vitality. So, anyway, my point, the main point I want to get to here is that

00:24:31.260 it is good, normal, healthy to want to look good.

00:24:38.520 The guideline is that it should be a sign of your inner vitality.

00:24:44.740 So, for example, could I look smacks?

00:24:47.140 Could I have a bunch of makeup on?

00:24:49.520 Yes, I could.

00:24:51.100 I don't have.

00:24:52.480 I don't have.

00:24:53.180 I've trimmed my beard, though.

00:24:54.500 And my hair looks decent enough.

00:24:58.160 But anyway, I, you know, that would be something that is cosmetic.

00:25:03.140 And what I see a lot of these Luxmaxers do today,

00:25:06.680 they're focusing too much on the cosmetic,

00:25:10.120 which then means that it's, is it real, is it not real?

00:25:14.880 You could make the argument that it is real, because the...

00:25:19.560 Okay, so now I am jumping way ahead of myself.

00:25:23.500 I was going to get to this later on when we come to the more magical aspect of Lux Maxing.

00:25:33.040 But anyway, my point and what I want to, you know, the teachings I want to distribute is to be beautiful in a way that reflects your inner light.

00:25:43.520 so that if you want to be handsome, that is a result of eating good food,

00:25:49.580 sleeping well, which I'm not sleeping super well.

00:25:53.640 I sleep decent enough, but I could probably sleep better.

00:25:56.340 I blame my younger daughter.

00:26:01.040 So, and, you know, you live a healthy life, you meditate, you train in the gym,

00:26:08.240 you are full of joy.

00:26:10.720 so this would be the things that if you want to be handsome focus on these things so that your

00:26:16.220 handsomeness or your physique for that matter it should be a sign that you are a happy and healthy

00:26:22.400 individual that you're young fearless and full of joy so that is my take on it at least looks

00:26:28.440 maxing so i think it's good if you keep that as your you know main impetus now when it comes to

00:26:35.120 these more cosmetic things such as i think it's called androgenic so that was the guy who suffered

00:26:42.600 a massive cortisol spike because someone came up from behind and pulled out his hair uh because he

00:26:48.060 did some sort of hair transplant i think um that is of course in my humble opinion it's going too

00:26:54.420 far and it's not something i would recommend to others but here's the thing we're gonna get to

00:26:59.320 an important point here and that is so I have my thing here I recommend you to be happy healthy

00:27:08.700 looks max in a vital way in a natural way something that I want you to be happy and healthy

00:27:16.400 and also like as a guy yes it's good to be handsome but you will be judged on your

00:27:21.540 your your vibe your aura your ability to keep your word so yes do try to be handsome but

00:27:29.200 don't don't over don't overanalyze it it can be good it can be a help but ultimately as a guy

00:27:35.600 um you have um you know you're judged on other things so i judged a sensitive young man on how

00:27:42.860 much enthusiasm he has how much drive and thumos he has uh so so yeah that's something to keep in

00:27:50.120 mind no this looks maxed out i don't recommend anyone going their way i'm not recommending

00:27:57.820 anyone doing like hair transplants and having wigs on and you know bone bone smashing or whatever

00:28:04.680 it's called you know i don't recommend you taking a a hammer to your face to restructure your face

00:28:10.360 you can do it in a different way you can choose a musty gum it's good for you i will get it in

00:28:14.780 stock soon you can get it from greco gum i think they have um in stock at the moment there was a

00:28:19.440 big storm on chios so the harvest i think last last year harvest was uh severely damaged

00:28:27.460 unfortunately so i haven't been able to get musty gum from um from chios to the utonine page for

00:28:34.440 some while but anyway of course if you grow up and you chew a lot of like good meats you can you

00:28:39.380 can develop a good jaw as well but i would definitely recommend musty gum as sort of a

00:28:43.960 one way to look smacks your face a bit then of course also you can maybe do some lymph drainage

00:28:49.260 as well get some i actually forgot it now i should have done it before the the stream so if i look

00:28:55.460 like a zombie or a ghost that's because i didn't lymph drain enough oh well it happens to the best

00:29:02.020 of us um so anyway aesthetics cosmetics vitality so go for all of my enjoyers everyone who who

00:29:12.680 listens to me i encourage you to be happy and vital fit healthy and your you shine bright

00:29:20.140 you're young and fearless and full of joy

00:29:22.400 as a result of a good living

00:29:23.900 now I will say the following

00:29:25.940 I don't recommend anyone

00:29:28.280 doing all of these extreme

00:29:30.340 looks maxing

00:29:31.300 looks maxing things

00:29:34.020 I will say though that

00:29:35.980 they do something

00:29:38.600 that is quite

00:29:40.000 I would say especially clavicular

00:29:42.180 he does something that is a great service

00:29:44.800 to mankind

00:29:45.500 to

00:29:47.080 you know for the

00:29:49.940 gender relationships of the West

00:29:52.160 because he shows something that

00:29:54.080 is

00:29:54.560 how shall I

00:29:58.040 formulate myself? I need to

00:30:00.080 look, I'm taking this

00:30:02.120 here, I have my schizo bracelet

00:30:04.020 I use this when I need to

00:30:05.980 poetry max, when I need to

00:30:08.380 really formulate something well

00:30:09.980 so it activates my throat chakra

00:30:11.720 this is how I schizo max with

00:30:13.820 precious stones and gemstones, now you know

00:30:16.120 okay, so he does

00:30:18.220 He shines the light on the dark underbelly of male-female gender relationships, the dating market, everything.

00:30:31.520 Okay, so let's give an example.

00:30:33.340 I was listening to a stream by Nick Fuentes.

00:30:36.760 I listen, I don't watch because I need to do other things when I'm listening.

00:30:39.960 So I didn't see the clip, but he explained the clip.

00:30:42.420 apparently clavicular he was at some sort of restaurant and there was a guy with his girlfriend

00:30:49.020 they had been and i'm i'm not sure if i get all of the details correct here i might be wrong in

00:30:53.860 some details but something along these lines that uh a guy was there with his girlfriend they had

00:30:59.320 been together for like a year something like that and then clavicular he shows up and um

00:31:05.280 you know she starts to you know she starts to talk with him and she ends up leaving with

00:31:13.940 clavicular and the guy she was there with at first so um the boyfriend he's like pleading

00:31:19.540 with clavicular like oh don't don't take my girlfriend away but she's completely

00:31:23.720 the the initial boyfriend doesn't exist for her anymore because she's so enamored with clavicular

00:31:29.520 because he is popular and good-looking and everything like that.

00:31:38.540 So, yeah, super grim.

00:31:42.200 I thought about should I make a video, like a reaction video.

00:31:45.380 I'm not sure if it's too drama-like to comment on a regular video,

00:31:49.180 but quite brutal, and it shows something about the dating market,

00:31:54.240 which is quite grim, to be honest.

00:31:57.620 So what Clavicular is doing is that he's showing like, you know, if you're popular and good-looking, and he is popular because he's good-looking and everything like that, might be staged as well, this incident.

00:32:13.340 who knows could be something but even if it's real or not it shows that many women they are

00:32:20.620 throwing themselves at the top men leaving the not top men without any woman and this is not

00:32:27.960 something that a society you know it's not a dynamic a society can survive on to have in place

00:32:34.440 and so if I want to say something positive that clavicular is doing I don't think he's doing it

00:32:39.980 you know intentionally but the outcome of his existence is that people they are seeing this is

00:32:47.460 how this dynamics look that women throw themselves at this type of man and then other men they see it

00:32:59.020 okay this is these are the lengths you have to go to to get female attraction because the you know

00:33:06.000 the world is bigger and smaller

00:33:08.080 at the same time. Now Clavicular, he

00:33:09.980 gets a lot of female attention

00:33:12.040 and other Luxmaxers

00:33:13.540 and the, you know, the pool

00:33:16.140 of

00:33:16.540 sort of

00:33:18.920 regular guys,

00:33:21.260 non-Luxmaxers, that pool is getting

00:33:24.120 bigger and bigger because the

00:33:26.040 world is getting smaller. So I hope I make

00:33:28.120 sense here. The point

00:33:29.940 I'm trying to make is that

00:33:31.380 he is showing something

00:33:34.260 about the female psyche or the gender relationship,

00:33:38.480 what happens with female sexual attraction

00:33:41.080 when dating apps and social media,

00:33:44.400 when it becomes too big, too inclusive.

00:33:48.600 So then, you know, if you have,

00:33:50.620 in the US, for example, it's a big country.

00:33:53.660 He is a popular figure.

00:33:55.560 He becomes a benchmark for what a girl wants for herself.

00:34:00.480 Super famous, good looking.

00:34:02.560 and all she sees, she sees her normal, uninteresting, regular guys in her hometown

00:34:08.460 and suddenly they are no longer interesting.

00:34:14.920 So she doesn't want to settle down with a regular guy.

00:34:22.880 Which is, of course, extremely damaging because then you don't have any families.

00:34:26.860 If you don't have any families, then you don't have any nation or civilization.

00:34:30.880 then everything is collapsing so i would say that that is something good they're doing they're

00:34:37.780 shining a light on a very dark part of well i wouldn't even say the female psyche i would just

00:34:43.680 say the the how the dating market is constructed today how it looks today so uh yeah and also like

00:34:52.040 yeah the how shall i formulate this i need to get my my bracelet again i need to hold

00:35:00.860 it to be able to formulate myself well here. There is something very dark about

00:35:08.420 the promiscuity of it all. That just because a guy is famous and rich that

00:35:17.860 he gets that easy access without the female asking for any

00:35:25.400 commitment in return. It can't go on. I will make a video on it. I will make my

00:35:31.940 position clear on promiscuity. It's a mortal danger to civilization.

00:35:37.220 It's an evil even and it's something that we dealt with many many centuries

00:35:42.920 ago via the patriarchy, civilization, the patriarchy, which means that one man has

00:35:50.000 one wife and that is how it is you might you might hear this take later on because i've planned it

00:35:56.960 for a long time the video will be titled what is the patriarchy and who is it good for and it will

00:36:02.640 basically be me saying the patriarch is good for everyone except high status males so high status

00:36:10.480 male would be someone like clavicular who could you know create a harem but in a traditional

00:36:14.880 setting a top male he couldn't create a harem because the other guys they would team up on him

00:36:20.360 and say um you know you're gonna have to share your women with us otherwise bad things will happen

00:36:26.920 so that is how we create that stable society civilization patriarchy without this dynamic in

00:36:33.980 place there is um there is a collapse so there you have it and this is now what clavicular is showing

00:36:42.280 So I want to say something good about clavicular and the Luxmaxers.

00:36:45.500 They're exposing something, a dark, the dark underbelly of modern dating relationships.

00:36:54.180 So yeah, that was my rambling.

00:36:58.920 Now we're going to go on to the Super Chats.

00:37:02.400 I'm very happy to see some good old Super Chats right here.

00:37:07.500 And they have all come in on YouTube directly.

00:37:10.660 I don't see anything on Power Chat here.

00:37:13.260 I do hope that I haven't missed some sort of setting here so they don't show up.

00:37:17.200 But yeah, they shouldn't.

00:37:18.540 It should be all good.

00:37:19.620 So we're going to...

00:37:22.180 Now, let's see here.

00:37:25.680 Let's see here.

00:37:28.960 Alright.

00:37:32.160 We have from my fellow Swede, Johan Carlson.

00:37:36.320 100 crowns greetings, brother.

00:37:38.000 I once again climbed Olympus to seek your wisdom.

00:37:41.560 I have recently ordered some tomes of knowledge written by the great Mishima.

00:37:46.080 Do you recommend any books on Japan and Japanese culture?

00:37:50.280 First and foremost, thanks a lot for the super chat.

00:37:53.460 Much appreciated.

00:37:55.020 I wish I had something more to say here.

00:37:58.080 I did read Sun and Steel and I enjoyed it immensely.

00:38:01.840 So it was...

00:38:02.960 I think I had to reread like every page.

00:38:05.880 So it's not a long book.

00:38:08.000 It doesn't have a lot of pages, but it took me a while to just get through it because, you know, it's written in a style from a different civilization that is honorary Aryan, by the way.

00:38:18.200 I like the Japanese.

00:38:19.120 I haven't been to Japan yet.

00:38:20.640 I will be one day.

00:38:21.720 But, you know, I have this sense of, as a Swedish man, I have a natural admiration and affinity for the Japanese.

00:38:29.060 So that is good.

00:38:31.660 Fun thing, by the way, this last week on X, there's been a lot of, you know, Americans and Japanese.

00:38:36.840 They are sharing their mutual affection for each other.

00:38:41.320 Quite nice to see.

00:38:43.820 But anyway, that's basically the only book I can recommend about Japan.

00:38:50.100 So Yukimishima's Sun and Steel.

00:38:52.420 And I would recommend also to reread the pages if you find it a bit difficult to get through.

00:38:57.540 Because it's written, maybe it's like 70 or 80 years ago.

00:39:02.300 No, sorry, it's not 70 years ago.

00:39:04.160 it's actually newer with a few decades. But yeah, it's translated, of course, into English. So

00:39:13.920 there's a loss in translation from language to language, and also because it's written

00:39:18.820 in a different civilization, in a different setting. So some parts can be quite hard to

00:39:24.320 pick up on. But the main thing that I sort of gained from reading it, and this is something

00:39:30.760 i knew from before but he articulated it in a way that is you know it's it's nice to to be able to

00:39:38.320 explain to others so you get like um the way you see the world becomes different when you change

00:39:45.820 your body via sun and steel when you start to live in a good life when you start to look smacks in

00:39:50.360 the vital way that i've explained this entire stream then you start to read the world in a

00:39:55.540 different way you start to see the world you start to think in a different way and that is how he

00:39:59.940 became then more based when he adapted the lifestyle of Sonnensdale and this is also there's

00:40:06.100 a famous I suppose it's a reddit quote some sort of reddit leftist saying like oh why can't we also

00:40:12.560 go to the gym like all of this right-wing chuds and then someone else says oh but if you go to

00:40:16.940 the gym you will also become a right-wing chud and it's true because once you heal your body

00:40:21.100 you heal your mind and then you start to think in good terms so right-wing means being a good person

00:40:26.860 by the way so that is how i use it so anyway thank you you want much appreciated and

00:40:32.320 yeah have fun reading the great yuki mishima i will at some stage i will read more of his books as

00:40:40.680 well 65 crowns from martin also from sweden i suppose i like your swedish interviews with

00:40:49.940 the fria sverige will you now in your 2026 election content maxing campaign do more

00:40:55.920 swedish specific content uh thank you good to hear yeah i i will uh you know i could definitely

00:41:02.140 appear on on more swedish speaking pages the my schedule now is quite quite packed to be honest

00:41:09.980 so i have you know filled up my my planner i will show you my planner here look how aesthetic and

00:41:17.860 nice this is how you look smacks your everyday life by having beautiful things so this is a

00:41:23.980 paper blanks, it's a diary, or a planner, rather, it's a planner, so, yeah, but anyway, back to the

00:41:33.840 question at hand, yes, I will, then, of course, I also need to be, you know, I can't be too generous

00:41:41.080 with my time, so, but with Don and Magnus, Jonas Nilsson, these guys, I'm always happy to appear on

00:41:47.240 their podcasts to talk to them, I think they're good guys, and, yeah, so I will appear more there,

00:41:53.260 for sure and then we have my man check chadarian 007 50 czech crowns hate you all hey marcus just

00:42:07.740 wanted to say hey and send you some checkles sending support from czechia thanks for everything

00:42:13.740 your supporter jan so jan checked in last um it was two streams ago i suppose and uh he asked me

00:42:21.740 some very good warhammer related questions so i i i posted about it a lot then so it was fun but

00:42:30.380 yeah thanks for the support as always jan i i do appreciate it a lot and then we have our esteemed

00:42:37.340 ivory uruk-hai sends 10 us dollars thank you very much for that on lux maxing it is far better to

00:42:43.100 embrace a physical culture that will make you strong well into your 80s than it would be to

00:42:47.980 to look smacks and embrace destroying your body so you're weak in your 40s yeah absolutely that's

00:42:52.360 absolutely correct that is something also that comes with with time i suppose this realization

00:42:59.360 that you do want to take care of your body in such a way that you have a long and prosperous life

00:43:07.180 so i want to be a force of nature when i'm 70 and 80 because i could well be the case that i find

00:43:13.600 myself you know god's willing let's work hard let's work hard to make sure this happens that

00:43:19.260 i'm at a position of power in well hopefully sweden could be somewhere else as well when i

00:43:24.220 am 70-80 because it's it's a long road ahead it's a long road ahead now leonidas he was

00:43:29.800 let me just check this quickly so i don't say anything

00:43:33.040 um okay so it's it's estimated that leonidas was 60 years of age at the battle of the hot gate so

00:43:50.080 thermopylae very inspiring stuff so i also want to be very fit very healthy tip-top condition

00:43:58.400 then as well and to make that happen you need to you know have a low time preference uh so a lot of

00:44:06.780 this looks max is what they do today especially when it comes to steroids it's a high time

00:44:11.340 preference attitude to life which is not a very european thing uh the low time preference that

00:44:16.960 is the european thing so when you see like a 20 year old guy he's taking steroids

00:44:21.820 i have a responsibility as well to tell to not take steroids and i i think i've done so quite

00:44:29.580 a lot over these years um but if someone really wants to do it and the allure of quick gains

00:44:36.360 is there yeah then not not much to be done but if you are a younger guy don't don't do it because

00:44:43.400 it will mess up your hormonal production in the long run so and also i will say the following you

00:44:48.780 know i can you know sit here and flex and pose and be i hope i'm not obnoxious i hope i come across

00:44:55.560 as fun and endearing but yeah i since i trained naturally for so many years i do try to train

00:45:04.600 hard i did some deadlifts today for example but i can also live on you know the the muscles they

00:45:11.180 are here they're quite loyal so i i can get away with not training as hard now since i trained so

00:45:17.100 hard naturally in a good productive way in in my youth so anyway yes good point good point

00:45:24.240 Ivor Urukai that is definitely something that is worth mentioning that we do it you know it's an

00:45:31.260 investment in your long-term health maybe it doesn't sound so epic to say something like that

00:45:36.780 but you know maybe it's more epic to say that you you want to smash your goals in the here and now

00:45:41.840 and you want to become a force of nature and now but if you can if you do it intelligently you can

00:45:46.840 be a force of nature for many years to come so yeah then we have Martin again

00:45:53.920 will you open a Gotham City survival fighting club no I will not but I do

00:46:00.580 encourage young guys and even girls to to go and train some some sort of

00:46:06.760 martial art it can be good and even if you don't end up using it it's still

00:46:11.260 good to the training is good so I've started training Thai boxing now again

00:46:16.420 I train twice a week and it just feels so good after I mean Shambhala afterwards so I feel good

00:46:23.500 all of the endorphins afterwards all of the good hormonal release it's really really nice so yes I

00:46:29.940 will not open anything myself I would like to open something like some sort of center where I can

00:46:38.380 maybe host some seminars or something but yeah we'll see what the future has in store

00:46:46.420 And again from our man, Jan here.

00:46:50.160 Great Swedish chudarian lion.

00:46:53.040 I have one question.

00:46:53.960 How to get more into reading and how to boost the thumos motivating other than Jim.

00:46:59.460 Thanks a lot.

00:47:00.760 I'm the Swedish chud.

00:47:03.000 We're chud maxing.

00:47:05.320 So it's a nice term.

00:47:07.380 I like it.

00:47:07.900 Chuds.

00:47:08.600 So we're chuds here.

00:47:09.560 We're chud maxing.

00:47:11.420 So it's all about habits.

00:47:13.620 It's all about a routine.

00:47:14.680 once you get a routine it becomes it comes naturally then you will start to stack up

00:47:20.080 books like i have here once you get into a routine you will um you will accumulate a lot of

00:47:26.280 you know pages read so to speak so once you set uh once you get into a routine

00:47:32.920 say if you read in the morning uh might be hard of course unless you commute say if you work or

00:47:41.080 if you study somewhere and you have a commute of like 30 minutes this is how I did it back in the

00:47:46.220 day when I went to school when I um yeah I sat on a train first and then a bus plenty of time to read

00:47:52.780 so I used that morning time to do it you can also do it in the evening that's how I've done it for

00:47:57.860 a long time as well that you have you know before bed or you read in bed now this can be a bit tricky

00:48:03.680 if you have a book that requires a lot of attention so we talked about Yukio Mishima before if you are

00:48:10.000 a bit tired in your mind um it can be hard to pick up all of the nuances now of course for me

00:48:16.060 one of my favorite activities to do is simply to sit in the sun to read now i believe again

00:48:21.260 klaus schwab and the world health organization they're sending 5g clouds to interfere with my

00:48:28.320 sun waxing i'm joking i'm joking don't sue me now for saying that a world health organization

00:48:34.300 uh no but in all seriousness it's good it's good for me but the you need to find a routine

00:48:40.480 so that you can do it every day preferably and when you get into the routine it becomes like

00:48:46.540 yeah you can just read a lot so find a time a day when you say to yourself now is my routine to read

00:48:54.160 your habit is to read it feels natural for you to go and sit somewhere with a book and read

00:48:59.660 it can be anything really so i've read you know my fair share of um you know science fiction you

00:49:06.120 see there the horace heresy books uh that same routine i can apply when i read you know some

00:49:11.580 philosophical works such as julius evola there in the back as well so it's all about habits

00:49:16.580 routines getting your mind into now it's reading o'clock time can be in the evening in the morning

00:49:24.080 whenever

00:49:24.520 Davu Retro Gaming

00:49:31.100 100 crowns, thank you very much

00:49:33.340 Currently a bit sick, so I might be slow

00:49:35.760 But I'm always up for a politics debate

00:49:38.040 I'm from Sweden too, and Lin

00:49:39.520 Socialist, oh wow, we have a socialist

00:49:41.800 Supporting my channel

00:49:43.800 My great work

00:49:44.600 You know, it's, let me explain

00:49:47.080 Socialism here

00:49:48.140 So, the other day

00:49:51.360 I was driving with a car

00:49:52.740 And I saw a dwarf

00:49:54.780 So, yeah, not a fantasy dwarf, of course, a normal human dwarf.

00:50:00.520 He walked there, and I felt a sense of...

00:50:03.780 A paternal sense, almost.

00:50:06.560 I felt I wanted to protect that young man, if he was young.

00:50:11.080 I saw he was a dwarf.

00:50:12.540 A young dwarf man, or a dwarf man, he went along there.

00:50:15.320 Because I know also, in Gotham City, where you have individuals and groups where they don't have so much empathy,

00:50:24.120 They can target these individuals, so for me, I try to live by the code of chivalry, so I want to protect those individuals.

00:50:33.240 If you want to interpret this as a socialist ideal, that you take care of the weak, then you can do so.

00:50:38.760 And I will say that in my ideal society, if I am, you know, let us pray, this happens, if I get to a position of power,

00:50:47.780 the weak will be protected and they will be taken care of the the sick they will be taken care of

00:50:54.580 the issue now is that we have um just as we have with the bodybuilding it's a degeneration

00:51:00.600 of a healthy impulse the healthy impulse for an enlightened despot as myself is to take care of

00:51:08.940 all of my people including the weak so no one gets left behind we're not saying you were weak

00:51:16.700 you have to take care of yourself. This is not what we're doing. We're taking care of everyone.

00:51:21.580 Everyone has a place. No. What happens with socialism as we have it today? It's a degeneration

00:51:29.420 of a healthy impulse. The healthy impulse is to take care of each other. The degeneration is to

00:51:36.100 make sure that the unproductive elements, it's being actively rewarded to be unproductive.

00:51:43.100 A big bloated state that suffocates productive life.

00:51:47.940 That is what we have today with the social democrats.

00:51:51.560 So two different things.

00:51:53.460 One thing, chivalry, decency, compassion, taking care of each other.

00:51:58.740 The other side, which socialism has deteriorated into now,

00:52:03.340 is something that on paper is something to care about of the week.

00:52:07.600 But what happens is that it suffocates life.

00:52:10.260 So that is my take on socialism.

00:52:13.100 might elaborate more on it later on but anyway thank you for the for the

00:52:17.640 contribution much appreciated DAWU retro gaming eternal magus what are your

00:52:25.200 thoughts on the techno technological singularity one moment

00:52:31.980 all right i needed to compose myself i haven't really thought much about it to be honest

00:52:49.460 so uh so yeah i i don't i don't have anything super wise to um to say in in that regard if

00:52:58.540 we're talking more about like AI stuff like that I will also say that and this ties into the

00:53:05.440 previous question about well question it wasn't a question I started I started to rant about

00:53:10.680 socialism but I will say when it comes to AI a lot of guys they're afraid that their jobs will

00:53:16.700 be taken over by the AI that's something of course I would want to ensure does not happen

00:53:22.080 I don't want anyone to lose their job because of it same with art when it comes to artists

00:53:27.560 if everything is created by

00:53:29.720 AI, if technology

00:53:31.500 runs amok and everything is created by AI

00:53:33.800 all of a sudden, and

00:53:35.700 the human

00:53:36.460 artistic spark dies

00:53:39.760 out, that is very bad.

00:53:41.800 That is extremely bad. That must not

00:53:43.860 be allowed to happen. So, for

00:53:45.720 me, also, again,

00:53:47.680 let us pray this happens. If I get into a

00:53:49.740 position where I can be a patron

00:53:51.580 of such art, then I will, of course,

00:53:53.780 do it. So, I will not let

00:53:55.780 our artists

00:53:57.020 go hungry because AI has taken over their jobs so yes we're coming up to

00:54:05.900 almost an hour and we have one last question as well I'm gonna leave it a

00:54:11.780 little bit of time as well in case someone has a final question or so so

00:54:20.800 So we are looking here.

00:54:24.220 All right.

00:54:24.720 Will there ever be another run of the forbidden shirt?

00:54:29.340 Five Canadian dollars.

00:54:31.520 Thank you very much.

00:54:32.880 I don't think so.

00:54:34.240 I don't think so.

00:54:35.280 It's a bit too controversial.

00:54:38.100 And it will be misunderstood and misinterpreted.

00:54:41.420 And, you know, for me, it's one thing.

00:54:43.960 I'm already controversial like that.

00:54:45.820 But I also don't want guys to get into trouble wearing something with a symbol that might be interpreted in the wrong way.

00:54:55.360 Now, of course, we know what it means.

00:54:57.460 You know, if you have that sun, the sun will start to turn inside of you, filling you with inner fire.

00:55:02.820 It's an esoteric symbol.

00:55:04.040 It's a spiritual symbol used to, you know, it serves a purpose for you to think about.

00:55:09.080 A magical purpose, almost.

00:55:12.000 But yeah, I don't want anyone to get into trouble for it.

00:55:14.760 So, especially, you know, in Sweden, it's fine.

00:55:19.220 We have quite lenient laws against that.

00:55:24.440 But if you're in a place like Germany or Britain,

00:55:27.420 I wouldn't go around with a shirt like that in the more unhinged and psychotic regimes.

00:55:33.180 We get a last super chat also from Heroic Ideal, 5 US dollars.

00:55:38.800 Thank you very much for that.

00:55:40.480 Now, we have a few minutes more.

00:55:42.120 and I wanted to say something about magic as well when we're talking about and this is uh

00:55:49.620 you know I'm speculating a bit here so take it with a pinch of salt I'm just schizo maxing a bit

00:55:55.160 or maybe not even schizo maxing I'm just talking psychology so if you have this looks maxers and

00:56:02.040 if they have a cosmetic change in their body say if they have a lot of makeup on say if they have

00:56:08.760 a wig or something like that, a hair transplant, if that makes them more attractive, they start

00:56:14.720 to gain more female attention. They might be more admired or whatever it might be. This

00:56:22.320 might actually cause a positive hormonal shift in their body. So this is something I use

00:56:31.720 in an example I use in demigod mentality. If you walk like this with a straight posture

00:56:37.360 like this people will look at you more and they will you know they will admire you more and this

00:56:45.100 will cause a change in your physiology and not only depending on anyone else it can be inside

00:56:51.240 of yourself if you stand like this you project yourself on the world like this instead of being

00:56:56.240 like this now this if you do this you say to yourself that you are not on the make you're not

00:57:02.380 on an upward trajectory.

00:57:04.340 You don't want to take up space.

00:57:06.240 You stand like this, however.

00:57:07.840 You say to yourself, to the world, to the universe,

00:57:10.060 that you're ready to ascend.

00:57:11.940 And therefore, the cosmic intelligence,

00:57:15.160 it reflects back to you.

00:57:17.840 And this is also, without even any schizomaxing,

00:57:20.540 you can look at, I'm sure you can do a testosterone test.

00:57:25.280 Someone who's been sitting like this,

00:57:26.720 they're going to be less testosterone.

00:57:30.240 Now, we're talking about small doses,

00:57:31.340 but translated into a more self-esteem term makes a world of a difference so even though a cosmetic

00:57:38.340 change that can actually impact your self-esteem positively and that can impact your hormones

00:57:43.980 positively so i will actually say the following that if it's only cosmetic it can still have a

00:57:48.960 good impact now it's still not something i i don't recommend any of my followers starting to have

00:57:53.960 makeup on or to have a wig on or something like that but i will say that that is a fair assessment

00:57:59.400 of the situation that you can actually have um you know something like that so that you

00:58:05.880 create a change in yourself in how you perceive yourself in how others perceive yourself and that

00:58:12.460 stimuli both from yourself and from others that can cause you to be happier and healthier

00:58:16.500 um so yeah but yeah we have i have rambled on for an hour which is a good amount of time for

00:58:24.300 a podcast, I suppose, as I'm still

00:58:26.100 somewhat sharp, as I'm still somewhat

00:58:27.960 my

00:58:28.340 vocal chords here are not completely

00:58:31.900 mugged. I will

00:58:34.040 encourage everyone to subscribe to

00:58:35.940 The Greatest Podcast. The podcast

00:58:38.320 is where I have more

00:58:39.600 so the streams

00:58:41.920 are a bit more light-hearted. I'm rambling

00:58:43.880 on a bit, I'm going on tangents, and I'm

00:58:45.920 posing and flexing and stuff like that.

00:58:47.820 The podcast is more

00:58:49.060 focused on presenting

00:58:51.880 interesting insights, and that's

00:58:53.900 the best way to support also especially if you are in you know good old america um i don't blame

00:59:00.060 you if you don't want to place an order because you're gonna get to hit by these tolls um especially

00:59:07.280 when it comes to like the you to name nutrition i have some american guys and canadian guys they

00:59:11.260 ask me why can't we order to you to um why can't we order you to name products to the u.s or canada

00:59:17.120 and that's because you know the shipping is expensive as it is and then toll costs

00:59:22.160 i and you know some have said you know just place that cost cost on the customer but i don't i don't

00:59:29.600 feel comfortable charging that amount of money for you know supporters of mine they i can't do it i

00:59:35.180 can't do it it just feels wrong because it would be a lot of money so i'm sure some of you you're

00:59:39.940 willing to pay it but i don't have the heart for it so a better way to support if you're only out

00:59:45.000 for supporting me yeah subscribe to the podcast go to subscribe star and sign up there uh it's a

00:59:51.020 lot better and i i also want to say that i do appreciate it i do appreciate that you want to

00:59:56.060 get our um uh our way instead uh truly means the world to me but you know i want to be

01:00:04.060 uh yeah again i don't have the heart to charge that much so that is the reason

01:00:09.060 shipping plus total costs it simply adds up to too much all right we've gotten two more

01:00:14.680 superchats. Very nice, very nice.

01:00:17.740 Then I will take a

01:00:19.460 sip of water so I can continue

01:00:21.180 a bit more.

01:00:27.320 Martin again, 129

01:00:29.340 crowns. Much appreciated. Thank you very much.

01:00:33.780 Was in Poland recently.

01:00:35.500 People walk around without fear.

01:00:37.700 The women are feminine. Young couples walk

01:00:39.620 around everywhere. Thoughts on Poland and how can

01:00:41.640 we make this a reality in Sweden?

01:00:43.060 yeah yeah i have been to poland twice uh to visit our lovely ladies so the production this is made

01:00:52.640 in poland by the way so most of our garments um they're made in poland so yeah i've had business

01:01:00.020 connections there for the last like um what is it is it soon it's not 10 years but say nine eight

01:01:07.160 nine years something like that uh yeah i like poland and exactly that sensation uh something

01:01:13.460 i noticed the first time i was there walking around in the evening if you do it in sweden

01:01:19.700 there is always a sort of or indeed in germany or some other country which has been more gotham

01:01:28.140 city-fied so to speak there is a tense atmosphere in sweden for example if you're out at night

01:01:36.040 it's not super pleasant it's not something you I can't imagine our you

01:01:42.580 know family going around at 9 10 in the evening but in Poland you see that and

01:01:48.100 it's quite natural very different very different atmosphere a lot a lot safer

01:01:55.600 so yeah how can you make this a reality in Sweden mass remigration it's the only

01:02:02.320 way. It's the only way to have, you know, you need to have a homogenous society. You need to

01:02:07.220 have like 95% of the group, of the dominant group. Otherwise, you can't have a safe and

01:02:15.420 prosperous society. It's simply the case. It's simply the formula. So there needs to be a return

01:02:21.880 to an overwhelming majority of the majority population. So like, I don't know, 90%, 95%,

01:02:30.960 something like that and uh you know i would also say something about the police

01:02:36.160 if you have a society such as sweden where you know the police they are

01:02:40.720 they can't do their job because behind the police or above the police rather they have

01:02:47.440 individuals who will not be on their side so if you have a group of urban youth they go around

01:02:53.920 harassing people yes the police they can arrest them but they will be out the next day and they

01:02:59.080 will harass people again because these urban youths they will not be you know they get a slap

01:03:04.200 on the wrist it will not deter them from harassing people later on so uh so yeah uh tough wrong crime

01:03:10.900 and then re-migration and then we can have a similar situation as they have in poland that is

01:03:16.280 the only way north huger 10 us dollars thank you very much much appreciated ivory urukai i will

01:03:26.860 Gladly pay the fees to have LG in the US.

01:03:29.840 The linen shirts alone are worth the fees.

01:03:32.240 Ah, thank you very much.

01:03:33.780 That makes me a lot.

01:03:35.460 That makes me happy to hear.

01:03:36.880 And yeah, I agree.

01:03:37.720 I mean, the linen shirts, that's the only thing I wear during summer.

01:03:41.660 I really love them myself.

01:03:43.280 So I'm happy to promote it as well.

01:03:47.260 But yeah, just so you know, if you are in the US, FedEx, they will apply a fee on.

01:03:52.080 But yeah, hopefully it's worth still.

01:03:54.840 and I appreciate that you say so.

01:03:58.000 Lulin, checking in again.

01:04:00.420 Two and a half euros.

01:04:01.560 Long live the glorious lion.

01:04:03.020 Thank you very much for that.

01:04:06.220 And good to see you again.

01:04:07.420 And the eternal magus.

01:04:08.620 Two used dollars.

01:04:09.600 Everyone, buy Dauntless and demigod mentality now.

01:04:12.440 Yes, that is also...

01:04:14.840 You know, I want to be known as a great author,

01:04:18.720 but now I'm mainly known for my videos,

01:04:21.300 which is a bit of a shame

01:04:22.640 because the books are better, in my humble opinion.

01:04:25.580 So hopefully everyone can read the books

01:04:27.920 and hopefully I will try to make myself some sort of time

01:04:34.020 so before our third child arrives to us,

01:04:39.660 I will try to make the time somehow to finish my third book.

01:04:43.480 I would really like to have that done so I can have three books.

01:04:47.520 It would be good, it would be good.

01:04:49.080 so anyway now i have rambled on for long enough thank you very much for all of the super chats

01:04:55.460 thank you everyone who checked in uh it's a pleasure to make these streams it feels good

01:05:00.520 it's fun also i i like doing it uh it's a good way to um yeah it's a good way to spend the evening

01:05:07.020 to be sure so yes thanks a lot and next week i will try to make some sort of video

01:05:12.940 and yeah i will stream again next sunday as well so i wish everyone a high thumos

01:05:21.000 week ahead and yeah make sure to look smacks in the good proper way so that you're full of joy

01:05:28.980 from the inside and that you radiate joy and life out and that will be the handsomeness we

01:05:36.160 strive for so thanks a lot for watching

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