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The M3 Bearcast from Male Media Mind

Welcome to the M3 Baercast. My name is Malcolm Travers. Male Media Mind is a grassroots organization dedicated to uplifting and unifying the black bear community through dialogue, insight, creativity, and knowledge. I've been hosting live streams and sharing content on social media for many years now. I've been asked few times to produce a podcast. It's been a pleasure to make them. Podcasts have the capability to host a longer, more in-depth conversation than our videos on youtube. It also allows you to work or the gym, and you don't have to worry about visual elements of the show being missing, which allows you to passively partake in our conversations. It gives me a chance to mold and edit the conversations in ways that make our points clear.

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Exploring Justice, Karma, and Political Discontent

February 28, 2025 • Episode 75

Exploring Just World Fallacy, Karma, and the Psychology of Victim Blaming

In this episode of the M3 BearCast, Malcolm Travers presents three segments from the M3 live broadcast on February 26, 2025. The topics discussed include the just world fallacy, the fallacy of 'fuck around and find out,' and the concept of fairness through a psychological experiment. The episode also delves into the rationale behind victim blaming, the Western adaptation of karma, and how these coping mechanisms shape our worldviews. Additionally, it touches on voting behaviors, particularly around the 2024 U.S. presidential election, and explores themes of spirituality and religion. The segment concludes with a discussion on consequences, accountability, and the resistance to change entrenched beliefs.

00:00 Introduction to the M3 BearCast
00:43 Exploring the Just World Fallacy
01:41 Blaming the Victim: A Deep Dive
02:34 The Concept of Karma and Spirituality
14:06 Fuck Around and Find Out: Behavioral Consequences
24:22 Psychological Insights and Social Commentary
30:33 Conclusion and Support for M3 BearCast