<![CDATA[Ta-Na-Si / People communicating with each other: Three, “We the People” – Talks]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/s/people-like-you-and-me-podcast-serieshttps://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!8GFU!,w_256,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F3e768fc4-8d66-4d44-83b6-d30d2b166686_1200x1200.pngTa-Na-Si / People communicating with each other: Three, “We the People” – Talkshttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/s/people-like-you-and-me-podcast-seriesSubstackTue, 08 Sep 2026 23:18:04 GMT<![CDATA[Simply sayed (said) (August 28, 2026)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/simply-sayed-said-august-28-2026https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/simply-sayed-said-august-28-2026Mon, 07 Sep 2026 19:00:11 GMTIn this episode of „Simply sayed (said)” - Podcast Series, we talk about how much of a life goes into things from the outside, and how little is left for the life itself. Facts that are not yours become the priority, your own ones run as a sideshow. Nobody makes your living while you carry other people’s problems, and the power you spend on them feeds the ones who explain them to you.

A problem is a solution that has not been made yet. In your own life you find out what is wrong, you fix it, and then the next one comes. A problem that is never meant to be solved is a business. The nail does not go into the wood by itself and the hammer does not swing by itself, so the explanation why it cannot be done is a decision, not a fact. Everything ever built together — the Hoover Dam, the highways, the cars, the airplanes — was a pile of problems that got solved.

From there to the republic: the system where the people have the power to govern the country, not to be led and not to be dictated to. It takes no education to see who is lying for his own profit, only life experience. And it starts with each one by himself, because everybody builds the community — the neighbour is not the enemy, whatever anybody says... (more in the full AI summary)

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Simply sayed (said) (April 30, 2026) / Проще говоря (30 апреля 2026 г.) / 簡而言之（2026年4月30日）/ Simpel gesagt (30. April 2026) / بكل بساطة، هذا كل شيء (30 أبريل 2026)

On the road with the truck on: 4/30/2026

### Here’s what artificial intelligence thinks about:
- **Life’s destruction is deliberate and requires intimate knowledge of life’s structure.**
- **Government and powerful entities intentionally make life impossible for many, not out of ignorance but by design.**
- **Basic living necessities (food, water, air) are systematically withheld as part of a strategic plan.**
- **The marginalization and elimination of “unnecessary” people reflect a ruthless social policy prioritizing machines and profit over humanity.**
- **The current global crises (including the pandemic) are planned, ongoing, and not temporary glitches.**
- **Collective action and solidarity are essential to reverse these trends and restore quality of life.**
- **Inaction or passive hope contributes to the success of destructive agendas.**

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https://docs.ta-na-si.eu/s/simply-sayed-said/April-30-2026-wtp.html

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]]><![CDATA[Natural Communication & Karen Stuff (Condensing piont)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/natural-communication-and-karen-stuffhttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/natural-communication-and-karen-stuffSat, 04 Apr 2026 17:01:23 GMT### Full AI summary (39 languages)
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]]><![CDATA[Address to Responsibility "This is not an April Fools' joke" (People like you and me - Episode 8)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/address-to-responsibility-this-ishttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/address-to-responsibility-this-isWed, 01 Apr 2026 13:01:53 GMTIn this episode of „People like you and me”, we address responsibility — and no, this is not an April Fools’ joke, even though it lands on the first of April. We use sarcasm on purpose, so take the sharpness as it is meant. We look at what the Bill of Rights actually guarantees — freedom of religion, the right to happiness and well-being — and how little of it you find when you look. We talk about politicians who dress killing up as a holy war and call their own side the better ones, the master race — and about what that talk does to people before anything else is done to them. We say plainly that in America everybody is an immigrant. We ask where responsibility sits: a vote is not the end of it, because in a republic it is the people who keep watch on what is done with the power they handed over. We talk about resignation, about the bully nobody answers anymore, and about grandparents who once fought the Axis. And we close with a historical document: „Don’t Be a Sucker”, the 1945 U.S. War Department film on how prejudice was used as a practical weapon to split a nation... (more in the full AI summary)

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]]><![CDATA[Something about us - Part Two (People like you and me - Episode 7)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/something-about-us-part-twohttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/something-about-us-part-twoTue, 03 Mar 2026 15:01:06 GMTIn this episode of „People like you and me”, we talk about Mr. Stretch Armstrong in the Oval Office and his friends — and yes, we provoke a little with it. Behind the mockery there are things we take seriously: what respect for a public office actually means, and what it says about a country when showmanship counts for more than substance. We ask who finances a show like that, and what the difference is between holding a title and being the person the job calls for. We talk about social competence, and about the responsibility that comes with a vote — ours included, as two men sitting here commenting. We look at the Pledge of Allegiance, standing there since 1892, and at the difference between reciting words and living them. Against today we set older examples: Teddy Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and the frontier idea of building your own life from scratch — not a leader to run your life, but guidment for standing honest. And we end on hate and love: why hate is only ever against yourself, and why love works in any condition... (more in the full AI summary)

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https://rutube.ru/video/927e8d1e1fb6fe168fd01b7d361005a0/
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]]><![CDATA[Something about us - Part One (People like you and me - Episode 6)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/something-about-us-part-onehttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/something-about-us-part-oneTue, 03 Mar 2026 14:01:29 GMTIn this episode of „People like you and me”, we get personal — something about us, part one. It’s all about how we actually meet each other, and how much of that has quietly gone missing. Authentic beats polite; honest and respectful beats that standardized stuff nobody needs. We talk about families sitting in the same room texting each other, the dinner table that used to be the meeting point, kids raised more by a screen than by real talk. A written message leaves room for interpretation, but not for witnessing what someone really means — no voice, no face, no body language, no 3D person in front of you. A phone call isn’t the same, a video call isn’t the same. We swap stories: the young man standing at the truck who couldn’t just start talking, the caller who wanders off to the toilet mid-conversation, the grandpa and grandson on the old ballpark planks passing culture down through shared experience. Somewhere around the computerization, a lot of that got lost — and most people never even noticed, because they never knew it any other way. Charlie Chaplin named it in „The Great Dictator”. So maybe it’s worth overcoming your own shadow, knocking on a door, and remembering: life is good... (more in the full AI summary)

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Two Speeches of the Great Dictator. Charly Chaplin.

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]]><![CDATA[Basics, All about Cooperation. (People like you and me - Episode 5)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/basics-all-about-cooperationhttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/basics-all-about-cooperationSun, 01 Feb 2026 14:01:41 GMTIn this episode of „People like you and me”, we get down to the basics — all about cooperation. We want a good life and a good future for our kids, and the endless fighting over opinions only builds wars, not well-being. Cooperation means taking everybody seriously — every eye, every position, with respect. We look hard at the government too: when a president jokes that „sometimes a dictator is needed”, that’s a provocation, not a fact, and we’d better take it seriously before it goes too far. The republic was a brilliant idea — the people hold the power, but only if they put it together. So we ask why ICE or the National Guard scenes feel uncomfortably familiar, why economy is treated as if it could run a country instead of social competence. We’re all immigrants who built this country from scratch, with dark chapters we have to learn from, not repeat. Democrats or Republicans — not donkeys, not elephants — we’re one people, „we the people”, and it’s on all of us. Everybody is needed, nobody is excluded: the farmer, the veteran, the one who ticks different. So maybe it’s time to cooperate again, get our social competence back, and remember: life is good... (more in the full AI summary)

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]]><![CDATA[Basics, All about liberty. (People like you and me - Episode 4)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/basics-all-about-libertyhttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/basics-all-about-libertyWed, 21 Jan 2026 20:52:04 GMT🌐 Read this post in your preferred language:
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In this episode of „People like you and me”, we get down to the basics — all about liberty. Without liberty you can’t build a life; you only exist, fulfilling what somebody else wants. That’s slavery, whether it’s money-based or labor-based. We look back at why people risked their lives in the independence war and the civil war: to live their own life, free of masters and bank systems, and to hand that freedom on to their kids. Liberty isn’t a self-evident thing you can lean back on — let it go, and you’ll have to fight for it all over again. Lady Liberty in New York harbor isn’t just a monument; she’s a reminder of those hard fights, and of France’s solidarity with the young republic. We talk about „we the people” and the Bill of Rights: the president stands for the people, not for some industry or bank. We’re part of nature, not a master race over a slave race — history shows where that ends. Everybody is needed — every eye, the farmer, the mechanic, the teacher, your neighbor. So maybe it’s worth asking why we fight the people we built this country with, instead of standing together for the liberty of everyone... (more in the full AI summary)

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]]><![CDATA[What guidance do we have as members of the community? (People like you and me - Episode 3)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/what-guidance-do-we-have-as-membershttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/what-guidance-do-we-have-as-membersSun, 18 Jan 2026 14:03:07 GMT🌐 Read this post in your preferred language:
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In this episode of „People like you and me", we talk about the guidance we already have as members of the community — and how easily we overlook it. Communication is the base: talking problems through, debating them, is how we reach solutions, and it's also how we guide the government. We read the Pledge of Allegiance word by word, because behind the formula there's a deep meaning for every one of us: the "I" is a single unit of the community, "pledge" means giving your word straight, without egoistic interest. "One nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all" — that's a guide, not a dictate. The power runs from the people to the leaders, never the other way. You can't just vote and lean back; that's not a republic. Everybody is needed the same — police officer, farmer, anybody building up the country. Economy doesn't run a country; social competence does. The Bill of Rights stands for the people and the government alike — no split, one nation. We're all in the same boat, on the big spaceship Earth, with a lifelong guarantee. We're part of nature, not aliens. So maybe it's worth reflecting on how much of that guidance we really respect inside ourselves... (more in the full AI summary)

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https://rutube.ru/video/17a50b865d3be04ecb644c75b8f59870/

Next, we see the flag of the United States with 48 stars and the Pledge of Allegiance from 1892 (first version).

In our talk, we use the Pledge of Allegiance as an example in the sense that it can be applied in any other republic in the world.

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]]><![CDATA[What it really means to be part of the community? (People like you and me - Episode 2)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/what-it-really-means-to-be-part-ofhttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/what-it-really-means-to-be-part-ofSat, 10 Jan 2026 14:02:43 GMT🌐 Read this post in your preferred language:
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In this episode of „People like you and me”, we talk about what a community really is — and how easily we forget it. The word sounds big, but at its core it is simple: a teamwork group of people. Too often we cut people out, even though the community is the whole population of a country already working together every day. Everyone makes, offers, repairs, or serves something, and it all lands on the market for everyone else. There is no real “outside” — we already supply one another. The trouble is hate and standing opinions get in the way. Respect is the basic thing we need: I live from the labor of others — the farmer, the handcrafter, the serviceman — and they from mine. A country is like a crew on a ship: if not everybody keeps his post, it doesn’t survive a storm. From the smallest man to the president, everybody is needed. Our neighbor is not our enemy, and there ain’t any strangers, only friends you don’t know. It reaches the whole world: they are all people like you and me. Respect for everybody is the minimum for a world that works — based not on profit but on social competence. So let us share what we have respectfully, and develop what we don’t have in that same respect... (more in the full AI summary)

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]]><![CDATA[On the way to the introduction ("People like you and me" - Episode 1 bonus)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/on-the-way-to-the-introductionhttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/on-the-way-to-the-introductionSat, 03 Jan 2026 15:22:20 GMT🌐 Read this post in your preferred language:
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In this episode of “People like you and me”, we talk about why people so often get stuck in controversy and debate. Instead of asking what really drives us, everyone defends a fixed position — left or right, political or religious — and a standing opinion that won’t convert into anything else. That way we only create a war of opinions, and a war of opinions never makes a good outcome. So maybe it is time to take a breath, step back, and ask ourselves what we really want. What we want is simple and natural: to build a family, a well-being, and a future for our kids — the same thing every living creature, every bird and every animal, reaches for. From there we look at what it really takes to live well together: a place to live, cooperation, and a community where each person’s skills and work support everyone else. Nobody has to classify themselves as one side or the other, because basically we are human beings aiming for the same natural things. Machines can help us be productive, but they cannot replace us, because then the cooperation in the community is gone. Economy alone cannot decide what we need — social competence does. This is what our talks are for: to look around, ask ourselves what we see and what we want, and find practical ways to get there together...(more in the full AI summary)

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https://archive.ta-na-si.eu/go/plym-1-bonus/
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]]><![CDATA[Introduction (”People like you and me” - Episode 1)]]>https://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/introductionhttps://st.ta-na-si.eu/p/introductionSat, 03 Jan 2026 15:20:37 GMT🌐 Read this post in your preferred language:
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In this episode of “People like you and me”, we talk about the simple things that matter to ordinary people inside this world. What we really want is easy: a good life and a good future for our kids. We look at how all the opinions and all the things we fight against can only create war — never well-being. Instead of arguing, we want to look at the things that truly belong to us. This first episode is our welcome and our starting point: two ordinary people, Raven and Keylam, sitting down to talk honestly about everyday life, about what holds us together, and about how we can look at the world around us in a grounded, human way. We are not here to lead anyone or to push a movement. We just want to share an open, honest conversation — the kind you might have at your own kitchen table — and to invite you to be part of it. If any of this feels close to your own life, then this channel is for you... (more in the full AI summary)

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https://rutube.ru/video/4960a0b4c0bb25d3b91954fb622a132a/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HniOJewuzgQ

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On the way to the introduction

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