It is all part of this kayfabe. It is giant theater, this giant production. Everybody knows
KAYFABE UNIVERSITY | Rod Palmer & Richard Greaser
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- Rod Palmer and Richard Greaser of The Bitcoin Bugle return for a conversation about the performance, propaganda, satire, and manufactured reality shaping life online.
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If eyes are on you, every behavior, everything you talk about is 3 constantly under surveillance, under monitoring, then kayfabe is the only way that you protect 4 yourself.
You gotta watch out for the psychopaths because they are the masters of kayfabe, really.
A lot of stereotypes that they're sociopaths, a lot of stereotypes that they're 7 closet gay.
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that everything is a performance. If eyes are on you, every behavior, everything you talk about is
constantly under surveillance, under monitoring, then kayfabe is the only way that you protect
yourself. You gotta watch out for the psychopaths because they are the masters of kayfabe, really.
Erica Kirk is a sociopath. A lot of people do seem to think that. And you look at like the deep
state. A lot of stereotypes that they're sociopaths, a lot of stereotypes that they're
closet gay. The psychopaths being the ones that are trying to retain power and control,
like they're the most incentivized to be the most effective adopters. If you don't stop this,
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Rod Palmer and Richard Greaser of The Bitcoin Bugle return for a conversation about the performance, propaganda, satire, and manufactured reality shaping life online.
We discuss fake audiences, bot-driven influence, political theater, Gen Z’s ability to monetize everything, and what happens when kayfabe produces real-world consequences. We also explore how to find signal in the noise, why authenticity is becoming a superpower, and the simple white pill of turning off your phone and living your life.
