Hello, the podcast of the lot to seeters. I'm joined by Connor and Josh.

Hello. And today we're going to be talking about politics is beyond a parody.

Somehow Doctor Who gets even worse and the fact that it will never be enough. So,

it'll be a good day but we don't have any

announcements to make so that's nice and I'm well I'm ill so excuse me if I kind of

of shut up a bit because I don't feel great so we're just gonna get into the news. So what I'm going to be talking about today is something that I've noticed recently and of course

politics has always been a bit ridiculous at least as far as I can remember within my lifetime. But in the past few weeks maybe

past couple of bumps I've just noticed a ramp up in ridiculousness I wanted to focus on this and I don't know whether either of you have seen this

film one flew over the cookies nest but basically the premises Jack Nicholson's

character Randall Murphy Mc Murphy, almost got his name wrong,

Thain's insanity to avoid prison time and ends up in a psychiatric hospital.

And through the course of the film, through his contact with the people in the psychiatric hospital and the institution itself kind of dehumanizing him.

He slowly gets driven to the brink of insanity anyway.

And rather than it just being you know the insane

assignments if you will or psychiatric hospitals whatever you want to call them I think

there's a certain case to be made that are civil institutions as well are doing a similar thing and driving people a bit mental.

This is Chris Ruffo's idea of Cluster B personality, of where all of the avenues towards enriching yourself getting famous, it skews towards the

narcissistic and psychopathic.

So even normal people start adopting maladaptive traits to try and get ahead.

So it just amasses the amount of socially contagious

mental illnesses. Yeah and there's certainly an element of that going on. I think as

well just the fact that institutions in general like the government justice system and you know

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