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Most people on the internet only consume. A few create. And somewhere between the two, we built a strange new version of normal.

We watch strangers for years without saying a word. We turn likes into validation. Attention into currency. And creation into another addiction.

So what happens when you stop creating for the reaction and start creating because you’d do it even if nobody was watching?

Are you using the internet?

Or is it using you?

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Once upon a time, boys had Conan The Barbarian posters on their bedroom walls.

Strong. Dangerous. Free. A sword, a quest, and absolutely no LinkedIn profile.

Today, the modern man sits in traffic, stressed about emails, mortgages and oat milk.

So… when exactly did we replace Conan with?

An episode about masculinity, usefulness, comfort and modern life.

Part philosophy. Part comedy. Part barbarian anthropology.

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Beredskap börjar inte med en bunker, ett lager konserver eller en ryggsäck full med prylar.

Det börjar med en tanke:

Tänk om verkligheten förändras?

I det här avsnittet pratar jag om beredskap som ett mindset.

Om rädsla, krig, samhällsstörningar och vardagliga kriser. Om att våga se på världen som den är, tänka några steg framåt och förbereda sig utan att bli paranoid.

Inte prepping.

Inte domedag.

Bara beredskap.

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Two worlds meet.

Mattias Lidborn, host of The Metanoia Path Podcast, joins me for a long, unscripted conversation about martial arts, violence, faith, God, consciousness, chaotic professions, morality, adventure and the strange business of trying to understand what it means to be human.

Mattias / The Metanoia Path:

https://mattiaslidborn.com/

Watch the conversation on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/@KaptensLogg

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What if the perfect Sunday isn’t about doing nothing?

A tired morning, a low battery, and some thoughts on the art of real recovery.

How to slow down, enjoy yourself, and still end the day a little better than you started it.

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What if you’re 40, but still running the software you installed at 27?

A walk through identity, old ambitions, changing priorities, and the strange price we pay when we keep living according to a version of ourselves we’ve already outgrown.

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I grew up in the forest, carrying a survival mindset inherited from my father, and his father before him.

But what happens when the world gets easier and the old survival wiring remains?

An episode about fathers, inheritance, hard times, comfortable lives, and learning how to turn survival mode into a superpower.

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We keep inventing smarter ways to avoid ordinary life.

Robot lawn mowers.

Shortcuts.

Comfort.

Convenience.

But what if the real solution isn't another machine...

...but becoming the kind of person who doesn't mind cutting the grass?

A conversation about comfort, resistance, modern life, and why some of our biggest problems may have nothing to do with the lawn.

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The older I get, the less interested I become in chasing highs...

...and the more I appreciate the quiet beauty in between.

This is a conversation about aging, friendship, recovery, melancholy, and the strange wisdom that only arrives after enough winters.

The Grey.

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Every story we love... every joke we laugh at... every hero we admire...

Maybe they're all trying to give us the same thing.

In this episode, I explore what humans are really searching for beneath all the noise.

Relief.

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