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Episode: 4579
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Title: Happy by shower
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr4579/hpr4579.mp3
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Transcribed: 2026-07-31 16:14:23 (official HPR transcript)
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This is Hacker Public Radio Episode 4579, for 2026-02-19
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Today's show is entitled, "Happy by shower"
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The host is Antoine and the duration is 00:07:45
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The flag is Clean, and the license is CC-BY-SA
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The summary is "On what makes me joyfull when I’m destroyed (spoiler: an anchor, hope)"
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You're listening to Happy Bysher, where I show on HPR.
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Hello dear beloveds here with you at HPR and Twan.
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The message of this episode is the following.
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Life comes in waves, circumstances are volatile.
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For the majority of them, we have no control of what happens.
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Things happen in climate events, and happen in health.
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Our, our health, or another one's health,
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financially, emotionally.
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Many, many, many depend on choices that others make,
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or outside events that we as humans cannot trace,
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or interfere on cause and effect.
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And lah, that's an interjection.
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We can't even tell the weather precisely yet.
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Our emotions, they're subject to the same phenomenon,
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as far as they are tired to that events,
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our feelings of sadness, of relief.
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We'll come and go, also as waves, unpredictable,
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and patrous in precise.
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It ruins the health of anyone.
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Do you listen to your heartbeat?
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It can be 80 or 110 BPM.
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From one second to another,
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by the choices of her thinking, without you moving a musco.
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Like a music you're hearing, it can change your heartbeat
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even though you do nothing, but also,
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if you think you can change everything.
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Of your body chemicals, of your heartbeat,
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of her feelings that, in lasting instance,
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are our choices, our choice of feeling.
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A basketball player, for instance,
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can be a better player, and then there's a research innate.
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Only training in his mind,
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imagination and comparison to one that is not practice at all.
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Your mind, and by it we mean,
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now the choices of her thinking, your mind
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have influence in your muscular abilities,
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and in your body chemicals.
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These regulate basically the entirety of your sensations,
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that are different from the feelings,
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and contribute your health or lack of it.
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So when one believes, have a belief,
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he has a stable point in which to be firm.
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Even though the circumstances are waves,
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he's not floating on them.
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He's anchored.
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That's why if firm, if true, and this fate,
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this subject that this person is more stable and happier
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than an ordinary person that has no hope at all,
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but lives by what the world has to offer today.
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In summary, the instability is not beneficial,
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especially if it's not only tights that are infrequent
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and the rise but are more precise, more stable,
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but if there are waves, it's more unstable yet.
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Well, we are taken to the thinking of instability
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for the pursuit of something we believe,
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or are made to believe, is worth it.
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And maybe not,
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then when someone presents something we,
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quote-unquote, need, that may not be the case.
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We can think, then, we choose what we live for.
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How I choose to few,
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how I choose to behave,
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because or in spite of what happens around and around and around.
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No matter the point of the universe when person has reached
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physically or perceptually, his transcendence,
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his conquests of the best of his life, anything,
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that does not define him for eternity,
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because it's not in the best.
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It's happening right now.
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Has not ended, yeah?
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No point of experience of me.
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I have days of very low mood and uncertainty,
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the feeling of serving for absolutely nothing.
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Even in good days that may feel true,
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the feeling that thinking may feel true to me,
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but does not define me,
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as it defines when I am in the ground on this thinking.
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I have been sad things like this,
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from people who have value or value it,
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value it then, more than family of blood.
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These are days that it's not healthy.
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I don't have the appropriate care of my body.
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I don't shower.
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Until recently, those were days of much suffering,
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but I perceived that in the next day of each of these days,
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the next day,
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in having kept and keeping trust,
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keeping trust in the hope.
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I have,
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I can have a night of rest.
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I can wake up and take a shower
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and after all,
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start a new,
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almost a new,
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haven't lived the bad experience the day prior.
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As an experienced dead,
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at that moment,
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I only wanted to go away as soon as possible,
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like,
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take me out of these,
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I want to go out,
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I want to sleep and forget,
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I want to,
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anything.
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Wow,
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but after going through the entirety of it,
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and it's full duration,
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no short cuts,
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I would not,
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I would not replace this feeling
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and learning experience by anything else.
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Someone has said that English is when makes us do something.
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In comfort,
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we only go comfortable.
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The purpose or the action
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comes from the need to change.
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I will repeat this phrase.
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The purpose or the action comes from the need to change.
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Every little experience,
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and not only the great and the normal,
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but little ones,
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or seemingly little,
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contribute,
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contribute to mode someone,
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the rest trajectory.
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